pedag Comfort Leather Insole - The Extra Portion of Support & Comfort for Your Foot | Pad for Pronounced Splayfoot | Ideal for Comfortable, Flat Shoes | Relieves Foot Discomfort

this is my third pair, I use them every day in all my shoes. Really helps with nerve damaged feet, and I feel I cannot walk without them and I now do lots of walking!

These insoles were recommended by a podiatrist and I've found them very comfortable. Easy to swap from one pair of shoes to another

Better than I thought they would be

These are soft leather insoles which fit nicely into shoes/boots and provide light- moderate support

Passt super in jeden Schuh! Ist sehr angenehm für den Fuss.

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El producto me gusta, pero no lo recibí a día de hoy

Queste solette le ho acquistate già in precedenza e sono utili. Ne ho inserite in ogni paio di scarpa.

I was diagnosed with sesamoiditis in my left foot after a series of orthopedic issues in my left leg. I used to wear boots all the time, but they put too much stress on my big toe joint and caused too much pain. I switched to ropers (lower-heeled boots) to alleviate the stress on that joint. It helped, but I still felt this terrible burning/shocking pain at that joint periodically throughout the day if I stepped incorrectly. As a result, I have generally been wearing tennis shoes whenever possible, since they provide so much cushion for the metatarsals. At the recommendation of an orthopedist, I have also inserted steel insoles in some of my shoes to reduce the amount of flexion at the joint. I got tired of this, and started digging and digging on the internet. I found this product recommended on some podiatry website. It was less than $20 bucks, so I decided to give it a shot.... I am three days in and have worn my boots all day each of those three days. I've had zero instances of acute shocking or burning pain (or any pain at all, for that matter). As a result, I feel that my gait is getting back to normal, as I feel more confident taking full steps with my left leg. I honestly cannot believe how effective these pads have been for alleviating this chronic, highly irritating issue. I very rarely review products and am generally a critical person. This is the best $20 I have spent in a very long time. The product doesn't come with instructions on how to insert them properly in your shoe. I went to the internet for that and found some helpful videos. Understand that you don't want your big toe joint to be sitting on top of the meat of the pad. I learned the pad should go slightly behind the joint, closer to the arch. You will feel the pad putting some pressure just behind that joint. I bought two more. Will probably buy more than that.