Is this better than dr.scholl's massaging sport insole?
1331617
I cant really say, since i never had Dr.Scholls. It is good for its purpose, i put them in my basketball shoes and it helps. Why not try it for the price?
1331618
I don't know, but my fiance loved them. They needed to be replace after a few months, he wore them to work every day.
1331619
Dr. Scholl's massaging sport insoles seemed to offer more cushion so they felt better (at least in the beginning). Airplus Ultra Work insoles were firmer and the fabric on top seemed to be more durable. So I think Airplus Ultra Work insoles probably last a little longer. Good luck!
266533
Sorry, this not gel, it has a leather covering. It helps the met but I think you would need even more support if it is dislocated. Find a good foot doc. it will be worth it, we only have one set of feet. Got to take good care of them.
365267
?"Which is better?".....Not sure what you are referring to? I purchased mine to help stop further bunions forming on my big toes, not as much for curling/turning toes or foot pain.
439973
The Evo Tour version (about $30 more) have the heel riser - many find it helpful if you are ascending steep slopes, but IMHO these are not the snowshoes for mountaineering.
59461
It is better if you're using it for plantar fasciitis. You might also want to check out the book ISBN-10: 1457539268.
294386
Sorry I don't know the answer to that I have more of a pronation.I got these because I am flatfooted and a heel spur. They were not good for me wearing over a couple of hours .I had the luck of being at the mall with my feet killing me and went into a shoe repair shop that sold insoles also.The guy working their told me about the brand spenco ( the Red ones) that they sold.I tried them bought them on the spot I have now bought 3 more pairs.The Red spenco have me working my 12 hour shift with no pain!!! I hope you find what you need.
527311
It's better. It doesn't just hydrate but it resolves cracks in my feet with a lot less pain than pumice stone. You have to use it consistently for it work the best.
1911396
They are not ideal at all. I would avoid these insoles at all cost. They have no way to stick to the inside of your shoe. They also disintegrated on the first day I wore them. The massaging gel part broke into uncomfortable pieces and slipped around in my shoe. Honestly, I would not wish these insoles on anyone.
1037852
I didn't notice much of a difference between them. I used to wear custom fit orthotics and was looking for something similar to that. These didn't meet that.
568128
No, they won't help for that purpose. You might look at the gel foot pads put out by Dr Scholl. Most of the major drug store chains carry Dr Scholl products.
1504937
I don't know. That is not my problem. My foot problem is a High arch and plantar fascitis. I have to have a rigid high arch insole and have always used superfeet. I went with yours this time because your advertisement said they were comparable to superfeet. They were not for my high arch problem. Thank you.
632057
I don't really know. As I said, I followed the directions on packet as well as the recommendations of the gal giving a positive review and nothing happened. It did I guess soften my feet temporarily, that or the soaking but no peeling . I had a couple small cracks on the heel and due to the acid nature of the formula it did sting some, so I'm not sure it wouldn't be irritating to someone with athletes foot. Hope this helps!
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The 440s are mainly for people with flat feet or who are overweight causing their feet to flatten out. They have plastic arch supports along the middle and heel parts of the orthotic that offer strong support. HOWEVER as I mentioned in my review the orthotics have a bad habit of scooting up in your shoes. This causes the plastic parts to be misplaced and applies pressure to the wrong parts of your feet. The heel part especially goes under the arch and it feels like you're walking on a large ball bearing. If Dr. Scholl's applied a anti-skid texture on the bottom of their othotics to prevent them from moving in the shoe, it would be a decent foot support. The 440s are mainly for people with flat feet or who are overweight causing their feet to flatten out. They have plastic arch supports along the middle and heel parts of the orthotic that offer strong support. HOWEVER as I mentioned in my review the orthotics have a bad habit of scooting up in your shoes. This causes the plastic parts to be misplaced and applies pressure to the wrong parts of your feet. The heel part especially goes under the arch and it feels like you're walking on a large ball bearing. If Dr. Scholl's applied a anti-skid texture on the bottom of their othotics to prevent... » Read More The 440s are mainly for people with flat feet or who are overweight causing their feet to flatten out. They have plastic arch supports along the middle and heel parts of the orthotic that offer strong support. HOWEVER as I mentioned in my review the orthotics have a bad habit of scooting up in your shoes. This causes the plastic parts to be misplaced and applies pressure to the wrong parts of your feet. The heel part especially goes under the arch and it feels like you're walking on a large ball bearing. If Dr. Scholl's applied a anti-skid texture on the bottom of their othotics to prevent them from moving in the shoe, it would be a decent foot support. « Show Less
711009
If you have not been diagnosed with plantar fasciitis, then this will help, but spenco polysorb insoles will do a much better job. They are a complete insole, whereas the profoot arch support are only 3/4 of an insole. I still have the profoot arch supports but I only use them in shoes without heel support. Do not invest in expensive insoles. I did and was greatly disappointed. Experiment.
926956
This is infinitely softer than prescribed orthotics because corrective orthotics are meant to rigidly fix ones arch. These promote comfort and are meant for short term use until you can see a specialist. I saw one and have chosen to continue wearing non prescribed insoles. These are only for your heel but I recommend a full insole because the pain will only move to the front of your foot when you use a half insole such as these.
1136247
The package does not provide this information, but with the insert, it only raises your shoe an additional 3/4 of an inch. Since most orthopedic boots have a thick rubber sole, (mine measures 2 inches thick at the thickest part) in my opinion it would be more beneficial to the patient if there were two insoles provided instead of one or at least make the sole of the product thicker. Hope this helps.
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It is recommended for work boots, for people who work long hours on their feet , I purchased these insoles with massaging gel for my son, he works long hours every day of the week and he said that insoles make a big difference, at the end of the day his feet do not hurt and he is very happy that I purchased these insoles. I think would be better idea to buy these kind of insoles for sport activities, Dr. Scholl's product has it all. Good luck to find yours !