Powerstep Pinnacle Orthotic Insert (Mens 9-9 1/2 Womens 11-11 1/2)

• Heel cradle and platform guards heel on impact
• Strong springy supports calibrated for comfort
• EVA casing for long life from heel to toe
• Heat and slip reducing fabric for dryness

Encapsulated with two new foams the orthotic shell has satisfied more than a million consumers. Hypurcel foam that maintains its density and cushioning support covers the upper surface, and a soft EVA foam coats the undersurface. This exciting product provides comfort in an orthotic not available in todays market.

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List Price: $ 39.99

Price: $ 23.49

Dr. Scholl’s Tri-Comfort Orthotics Inserts, Women’s Size 6-10, 1-Pair Packages (Pack of 3)

• Comfortable 3/4-length design allows toes to move freely and fits easily in shoe
• Unique FlexiSpring arch provides customized support
• Comfort cushions in ball-of-foot and heel reduce impact and fatigue
• Fits dress shoes, sneakers, and casual shoes

Clinically proven heel, arch, and ball-of-foot pain relief.. 1 Pair Women’s ~  fits sizes 6-10 Fits: Dress Shoes Sneakers Casual Shoes You Have … Pain and fatigue in your heels, arches, and ball-of-feet
You Want … Cushioning and support that won’t crowd your shoe You Need … Dr. Scholl’s Tri-Comfort Orthotics Comfortable – 3/4 length design allows toes to move freely and fits easily in shoe. Flexible – unique FlexiSpring™ arch provides customized support. Cushions – comfort cushi

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List Price: $ 18.57

Price: $ 18.57

Custom foot orthotics are probably one of the most recommended therapies for people who have problematic feet. Othotics are used to manipulate the alignment of your foot. There are several types of foot orthotics available. They range from the commercially available shoe inserts, insoles and heel cups.

The most recommended ones are the custom made orthotics. This type of foot orthotic is custom made to each individuals own foot. A foam or cast impression of the foot is taken by the doctor and is sent to a lab along with special instructions about your feet, gait and pronation.

Just the other day, I went to a podiatrist to see what he thought about my feet and plantar fasciitis problem since it has not been getting much better. After watching me walk and hearing about my prior xray results he recommended custom made orthotics.

I decided to take his recommendation and plunge. Custom orthotics can be very expensive. So he proceeded to make a mold of my feet. Now I am waiting for them to be made. Cant wait to feel the results, which of course I will report on.

Have you used custom foot orthotics? What has your experience been? Comment below.