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These high arch support insoles combine rigid plastic arch reinforcement with soft gel cushioning to relieve foot pain from plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and heel spurs. Designed for durability and breathability, they stabilize your foot with a deep heel cup and fit most shoe sizes, making them ideal for active professionals seeking all-day comfort and pain relief.





| ASIN | B07MLNG3LF |
| ASIN | B07MLNG3LF |
| Arch Type | High Arch |
| Best Sellers Rank | #758,201 in Fashion ( See Top 100 in Fashion ) #715 in Orthotic Insoles |
| Brand Name | ALLSHINING |
| Color | New Green |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (294) |
| Customer reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (294) |
| Insole Type | Arch Support Insole |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions | 26 x 9 x 1 centimeters |
| Item Form | cushions |
| Item model number | TB-KJIG-0TJS |
| Manufacturer | ALLSHINING |
| Manufacturer | ALLSHINING |
| Material Type | Plastic, Polyurethane |
| Model Name | Orthotic Insoles |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Arch Support |
| Product Benefits | Arch Support, Pain Relief, Heel Pain |
| Product Dimensions | 26.01 x 8.99 x 1.02 cm; 200 g |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Shoe |
| Size | M(Mens 8.5-10 Womens 9.5-11) |
| Target Use Body Part | Foot |
| Unit Count | 1.00 Count |
A**M
These insoles support the (non existent) arch of my foot and save me from bad heel and arch pain after a 10 + hr day of work. Not much more to tell I have a lot of pain in my feet without them and when I use them I feel better.
G**A
A perfectly good arch support for those looking for a regular arch support. I was looking for a tall of high arch support, and while these are a perfectly fine support, they are not any higher than pretty much all the rest of the regular arch supports on the market. I wish I could find a manufacturer that is actually selling a high or tall arch support. If anyone out there knows of a brand that sells a legitimately tall or high arch support, please reply to this review with the name of that support insert. I would sincerely appreciate it!
C**L
I bought 2 pair of high arch insoles several years ago and they allowed me to be on my feet all day with no hip pain. When I tried to buy more last year they were “currently unavailable”. I was concerned because they were so important to have. I tried over the last year to buy other green, black and orange insoles, hoping I’d stumble on the ones that are so good. With no luck I tried several that looked similar….They keep changing the brand names and vendors….but I kept trying… WELL, so BINGO, HERE THEY ARE!! ONE THING TO WATCH FOR IS THE 7 LITTLE CUT-OUTS IN THE BOTTOM BLACK ARCH AREA. IF THERE ARE ONLY A FEW CUT-OUTS —THOSE ARE NOT THE GOOD ONES. YOU WILL GET AN ARCH THAT IS SOFT AND YOUR WEIGHT WILL BEND IT DOWN FLAT IN YOUR SHOES. These are the ones you want!
J**N
It appears the manufacturer just adds length to the front of the insole for the larger sizes instead of adding length to the heel cup and moving the arch support forward in proportion to an actual foot. I wear a women's 10 and the heel cup is pretty small even for my narrow foot, and the arch support is too far back on the foot, while there is an extra inch of material sticking out of the front of the insole past my toes.
S**L
I bought these inserts for a pair of tennis shoes I bought on Amazon. I've tried other inserts, but have had issues with the partial inserts sliding around. I have a (women's) size 10 foot, and I liked the idea of the molded arch support. These inserts fit very snugly in the shoe and seemed like a great buy--until I spent a day in them. The arch support did not hit in the right place for my particular foot shape. The arch was too far down my foot. I spent all day limping around, dying to get home to take my shoes off. If I could have trimmed the back of the insert instead of the front, it would have been fine; these inserts don't allow for that, unfortunately. I DID try them on before I cut them--what I didn't notice was how far away my heel actually was from the back of the insole. When inserted into the shoe, it forced my foot to be at the end of the insole, thus illuminating the problem.
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