Superfeet Green Trim-to Fit Insoles (1400)

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Superfeet Green Trim-to Fit Insoles (1400)




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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 132







Binding: Apparel
Brand: Superfeet
Department: unisex-adult
Sales Rank: 132



Features:
  • Heel cup encapsulates fat pad for natural shock absorption, initiating proper bone alignment
  • Contour shape developed from biomechanical principles of podiatric medicine
  • Stablizer cap (the firm foundation under the foam) provides firm support and ideal alignment
  • Recommended footwear: Running, walking, hiking, alpine and industrial footwear.

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Product Description:
Designed primarily for footwear with a removable insole, Superfeet Trim-to Fit GREEN provides maximum support and shock absorption.Features Agion® antimicrobial top cover treatment to reduce bacteria and help prevent foot odor. Ideal for feet with medium to high arches.











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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - made a huge difference
For about a year I had horrible pain in my heels after any inactivity. When I woke up in the morning, I looked like a 70 year old (I am 35). I finally got around to seeing a doctor, who told me I had bone spurs in my heels and plantar fascitis, and he recommended these inserts. They feel weird at first (borderline uncomfortable). But after a day or two you get used to them. I noticed a difference right away. By the third day, the pain was almost non-existent. Mind you, I wasn't wearing cheap shoes, I spent most of my time in $120 running shoes from well-respected brands like Saucony, Asics, and Brooks. You lose a bit of the cushioning when you pull out the original inserts and throw these in, but it is well worth it in the long run. From now on, I am buying a pair of these for every shoe I buy.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Yes, they are expensive. Yes, you should buy them
* Eight years ago I was waiting tables and limping after taking my shoes off at the end of the day. I was hesitant to spend over $30 on inserts for shoes that only cost $35 , but gave it a shot. They are worth every penny. If your feet hurt at the end of the day you need to try these. I rarely give 5 star reviews, but these are great. I now work on the railroad and still use Superfeet. Without them I limp after taking my boots off, with them I am pain free. Yes, they are expensive, yes, you should buy them. ...



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Superfeet Green Trim-to-Fit Insoles 1400
The Superfeet Insoles work great. They help take the stress off of my knees. I'm pleased with the service and the product.



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Very good insoles
* I picked up these insoles when I developed plantar fasciitis. These have really helped. Different from every other insole I have used in the past. They provide lots of support and are not very heavy. They are not for runners looking for a lot of extra cushioning. I would buy these again. ...



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Recommend by a doctor
I had been trying to get back into running on a regular basis after taking about a year long hiatus. I bought a new pair of running shoes and attempted to become a runner again, but my knees wouldn't let me. I saw a sports doctor about the pain I was experiencing in my knees when running. He diagnosed me with iliotibial syndrome and recommended multiple things to me, one of them being to purchase some superfeet. The pain in my knees immediately begain to go away after using superfeet. The arch support they offered was particularly beneficial to me being that I have normal to high arches. I determined that was my problem before- poor arch support. If you have low arches or more flat feet you'll probably want to go with the blue superfeet instead, because the arches on these green feet are firm and high and they'll dig in to your mid soles. My only complaint is that I think they could be a little cheaper ($35 in the store), being that it's just some foam and plastic. However, it's still worth the price to align your feet and relieve your body. Thumbs up.

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