Does this insole works well on heel sPurs?
1399910
Do not waste your money on these gel inserts....they are just cheap plastic...not viscous gel as you might be thinking. These inserts made my problem much worse. I felt completely ripped off and it took me four days to recover from the pain and inflammation these caused .
1399911
I returned the insoles to the maker. They were too hard for the soles of my sensitive feet -- no gellin here. I can't believe that they would help heel spurs. By the way, they refunded my cost.
1619418
Yes and no. If you put the heel snug far enough down into the shoe, it won't show. The problem with that method, however, is that the snug will make your foot feel like it is being pushed up out of the shoe. If you put the snug high enough, it will be comfortable and your foot will stay down in the shoe, but the device might show over the top of the shoe. I would recommend putting the snug as high as you can without it coming up over the top of the shoe, so that you can have the best combination of comfort and it not showing.
1904233
Correct. No need for insoles when wearing this. However I use this mostly with slippers in the summer and in cases when insoles just wont work well.
870457
Not really. The main purpose of them is to keep your foot from sliding forward in heels thereby making them more comfortable. They are not support insoles but more like a tool. That's why they don't take up the entire bottom of your shoe.
1534882
I am not sure if it works as well as it is with underpronation. It might needs to have shoes with full support of the ankle. I use it a lot because of my foot injury history from sport incidents while I was playing sports. I have a normal arch with no over/underpronation. The reason I am using it is to help my heel / medial / lateral longtiudinal arch to reduce pain instead of having foot surgery. I wear them since 10 years ago as it works well for me. I do not know what is about underpronation people have if the Powerstep products will work as well as for them.
568127
I love my Pedag Ultra Thin Leather insoles. I have a narrow foot so I find that they make my shoe fit better and are more comfortable.
5634
I haven't had any problems with my heel slipping and haven't had to tighten it to the point of being uncomfortable. Remember to angle the foot up just a LITTLE so that it's stretching your muscles but don't ever angle or tighten the straps to the point where it produces pain.
1609072
I didnt like this product, not really room for it in my shoe. I recommend an insole designed for heel pain/ spurs.
270122
Yes...it worked for me. The insert is wide enough so that it fits quite snugly into the heel of my shoe on top of the first insert. I make certain that the velcro fasteners of my shoe are pulled together tightly to keep the inserts in place.
862181
Yup. I have used this and other products without taking original insole. Works wonderfully for me.
968213
Yes. I would recommend placing them under the insole that comes with the shoe.
2160778
no....however, however, I use insole cushion for the ball of my feet, it work, try it.....
2182851
It does somewhat but that's not the true function of the heel cup if the shoe is too loose the cup won't take up all the slack
126732
It does come with an insole ... not quite as cushy as the premium insole in my Slogger garden clogs but certainly adequate.
411030
The code on the web corresponds to foot sizes - since the insole is not a full shoe size, it works well. Note: I do not go anywhere without the insoles. They are fantastic....
161637
Yes. Bear in mind that when worn daily all insoles might have to be changed annually.
74608
Absolutely. Your foot isn't going any where when it's in this boot. You may need to get used to the feel of it during the night, but otherwise it works great.