Experience immediate, all-natural relief from foot pain and inflammation with orthopedic insoles designed for plantar fasciitis and heel spur discomfort. Advanced shock absorption works with a reinforced gel heel to deliver a soothing massage with every step, and the pads are versatile enough to fit into most footwear — from sneakers to Crocs and safety boots — for all-day comfort.
Recommended by pharmacies and favored by athletes, these insoles are crafted for sustained comfort during long shifts or demanding activities. They help relieve foot discomfort and can also benefit your legs, ankles, and knees as you move through your day.
Two cut-to-fit sizes are available: S for shoe sizes 35–40 and M for 41–45, with size-specific guidelines to ensure a precise fit.
Should you remove your shoe's original insoles before inserting the new ones? Yes—remove them. If your shoes have laces, loosen them first, then re-lace for a comfortable, secure fit.
These insoles are designed for daily use in home slippers, office shoes, athletic footwear, or hiking boots. They feature an integrated polymer gel layer in the heel to cushion every step, and are described as the most effective and long-lasting natural remedy for heel spurs and plantar fasciitis, offering comfort that can also extend to the knees and hips during movement.
Your feet will feel relief, and so will your legs, ankles, and knees, thanks to the heel-focused polymer gel layer and supportive design that makes daily wear more tolerable.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I select the correct size? Two sizes are available: S and M. Size S accommodates shoe sizes 35 to 40, while size M fits 41 to 45. The insoles are cut-to-fit with guidelines for each size to ensure a perfect match.
- Should I remove my shoe's original insoles? Yes, please remove the original insoles from your shoes before inserting your newly sized insoles. If your shoes have laces, loosen them first, then re-lace them for a comfortable fit.
- What is the lifespan of my insoles? You can expect to use your insoles until the heel's cushioning loses its softness, which typically lasts for approximately 800 kilometers of walking.