12-15-13, 11:56 AM | |
Join Date: Jan 2013
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Recommendations for cushioning insoles?
I have the Spenco Q-Factor insoles in my athletic shoes and really like them, but I think (?) I would describe them as more "supportive" (firm) than "cushioning" (soft). I've recently bought a couple of pairs of shoes (some casual/fashion boots, and the snow sneakers from LL Bean) and my picky feet are really happy with the fit--no pinching, no squeezing--but after walking for a while I definitely think they need more padding.
Anyone have recommendations to turn my happy feet to ecstatic feet? Thanks!
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12-15-13, 12:00 PM | |
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Dallas, TX
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I saw this product called Strutz at a local store last night and they felt comfortable. I didn't get them, however, because I typically wear ballet flats and the band would be visible so these won't work for all types of shoes:
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/stor...FSvl7AodSH4Aqw ETA: I just checked out the reviews on Amazon for this product and it seems that the company also sells a version called "Strutz Pro" that receive higher star ratings overall. Might be worth looking into.
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12-15-13, 12:23 PM | |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I have these Orthaheel insoles in my athletic shoes and they are both supportive & cushiony. But they are a bit pricey. I have Orthaheel sandals, mules, and slippers and I love all of them!
http://www.orthaheelusa.com/women/or...-orthotic.html
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