Superfeet Insoles
Superfeet insoles and orthotics can help make your feet more comfortable. They can help arch pain, fallen arches, flat feet, heel pain, plantar fasciitis, policeman's heel, pronation, tarsal tunnel syndrome, and tired and aching feet. See my article on heel pain.
Is your heel painful when you get up in the morning? If so you might have plantar fasciitis.
You can buy Superfeet Insoles from me when you come for your osteopathy appointment. We have a range of styles and sizes available to buy. You can also buy from the links on the right
Superfeet insoles and orthotics come in several designs. The insoles you choose will depend on your problem, the shoe you want to wear and the activity you engage in. They are good for running and sport to help control your foot movement and to help you run more efficiently
I particularly recommend:
| Superfeet Insoles |
Description of insole and use |
| Black |
Everyday Insoles. For flat arched feet and for slim tighter fitting shoes. For any type of casual or dress shoe capable of fitting a full length insole into. Good also for off road cycling shoes and tighter fitting trainers. |
| Black DMP |
Extra comfort insoles for sensitive feet with a 3-layer foam system. For people with flat feet, plantar fasciitis and painful feet.
These Superfeet insoles will fit into shoes that can accommodate a full length insole - this normally means you have to remove an existing full length insole to have room for this insole.
If your shoes can't accommodate a full length insole then it is a simple procedure to cut them down to a 3/4 size so that they will fit into your shoes as in the diagram on the right. |
| Men's 3/4 |
3/4 length insoles for men's dress shoes and for tighter fitting shoes, loafers, and casual shoes that do not have a removable insole. |
Which Type of Superfeet Insole do I need?
- You must consider how much room there is in your shoe
- If you want to put a full length insole in a shoe you must have room for the insole otherwise they will make the shoes too tight. Normally this means you have to remove an existing full length insole from a shoe to have room to put your own insole inside the shoe.
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