Are these insoles good for supination (the opposite of pronation)?
294384
From my own experience wearing them, they seem neutral. However, as said before, they are thin and provide good arch support.
294385
yes they provide arch support. they are slightly firm and thin enough to fit comfortably in almost all of my shoes...
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.
2242937
I bought them for toe positioning. Due to lower leg weakness, they weren't useful,but I think they would do what you want.
2008989
There is good arch support; there is not what I would call metatarsal support, if you mean extra padding or contouring in metatarsal area.
2268342
Yes, but the product overall is not good. It does not hold the crooked toe down ! Good luck.
622843
I think that it is unlikely with this orthotic, unless they have a narrow version. I did not find this helpful, and no longer use it.
615393
Have real good luck with these. I place mine under my insoles with no problems. Keep 3-4 sets on hand
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.
1904235
Good question. I do for some and not for others. It's better than insoles when the pain is more pronounced but insoles work for me when playing and using tennis shoes etc.
1157222
I don't play tennis. I assume they would be good for tennis players, knowing that they're helpful for soccer players. They provide good compression of the ankle joint without diminishing flexibility.
1508103
Neither, I tried them and they are worthless. That's my opinion. I need an orthotic arch support and these were not the answer - I emphasize - for me. But, go bigger than smaller!
1766801
Yes, we recommend removing the original insoles (unless they're very thin) before inserting our product. Thanks!
913297
You certainly can. There is no adhesive to worry about, They fit snuggly under your insole and do not slide.
827697
I would suggest checking with Tuli's to see if they have heel cups just for supination. I have shoes for my supination and put heel cups in the shoes.
296572
Since I don't suffer from PF, I can't say yes/no w any certainty; however, they do offer compression around the heel and lower ankle, so it *seems* to me like they would help.
452747
No, they just have a good insole, but nothing but "plastic boot" on the tops of your feet and legs. Hope this helps!
862181
Yup. I have used this and other products without taking original insole. Works wonderfully for me.
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.