Orthotic Insoles for Plantar Fasciitis and High Arch Support

What鈥橲 Included

Ultra Sturdy Arch Support - These rigid EVA and firm insoles provide excellent support for those weighing over 330 pounds. They help prevent your knees from caving inward and offer support for your hips. The orthotic inserts comfortably support your arch while reducing fatigue and heel pain after long periods of standing. They create a U-shaped callus around your heels, significantly alleviating heel pain.

Premium Materials - Our orthotic shoe inserts are made from high-density super hard EVA material, featuring a 35mm arch support and excellent heel cushioning. This high-elastic shock absorber at the heel bottom effectively buffers shocks and reduces heel pressure. The skin-friendly velvet fabric is comfortable and breathable, keeping your feet cool all day. The non-slip sole texture ensures your shoe inserts stay in place, allowing you to walk and run without worry.

Ergonomic Design - Designed around your foot’s unique anatomy, these insoles offer three-point force support, dispersing the force on the sole of the foot to avoid collapsed arches and prevent serious foot disorders. The deep U-shaped heel cup provides extra support and protects your ankles. The 3/4 arch support fits seamlessly into your shoes without crowding your toes.

Podiatrist's Recommendation! - These orthotic inserts are ideal for easing stress and pain from conditions like plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and heel spurs. They help relieve heel pain caused by over-pronation and are perfect for athletes, hikers, and those standing or walking for long periods. They also protect your feet during various activities.

Widely Applicable - These 3/4 length orthotics are designed for everyday use and can easily be moved between different shoes. Customizable sizes fit a variety of shoe types, including running shoes, casual shoes, work boots, sneakers, street shoes, dress shoes, and tennis shoes. The removable insoles are especially recommended for walkers, nurses, doctors, teachers, chefs, and anyone on their feet frequently.