These look flat, but the description indicates arch support, etc. Which are they? I'm looking for flat so I can use them with my own orthotics.
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They are flat with a light cushion. I wear them as something between my feet and insole when I can't wear peds. They are washable.
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Yes, they are flat, but are a little thicker than "counter type" pads one buys in stores. Not a problem in my shoes, but if wearing orthotics, possible they could make your shoes a tighter fit. I'm not talking thick, just not as thin as most.
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Hi, I think they'll do what you want. The description says insoles, I didn't see arch support mentioned. They are flat and fairly thin so they should fit in most applications, and they add a bit of pad and comfort without taking up too much room.
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There is no arch support -- they are very lightly padded, but totally flat.
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They are flat. stone cold flat. Equal to the insole of any normal shoe.I will say try them with your orthotics. come on they are not that expensive. the only thing that beats a trial is a failure. but most of all I hope you will find comfort when you try them. If your orthotics have a removable insole I will remove it and then put in the Pedag 196 Happy walking.
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Yes, these are more of an arch support. Everyone's arch is higher or lower than someone else. Since one size wont fit all, they try to make a few different sizes of arch support so you can try to get one that is somewhat close. If you need an arch support these can help provide some relief. If you need an arch support and would like a professional fit like a doctor would prescribe go to Surethotic.com. They will make a support that is an exact fit and will last 10 times longer.
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I used WalkFit Orthotics and night splints Medium PLANTAR FASCITIS Night SPLINT (Colors may vary) It took awhile, but the plantar fasciitis that I'd suffered with for two or three years cleared up. Word to the wise: Don't wear cute shoes with no cushioning or arch support. . . No matter how pretty they are. I'm treating again. I only wore them for one day for my son's wedding. Price of beauty, I guess. ;o)
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Your best bet is to go to the website for the insoles. This will give you the information you need. They DO have insoles on their site for people with flat feet
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The Amazon description for this product, last item, states, "Not suitable for those with flat feet."
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I think it's a placement thing. You can move the insert around in your shoe to where your arch needs the support. I have bought sets for even my sandals, and glued them on.
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the cf440 is the max support you can get for feet with "no arch"---or FLATFEET--------this is what I use---------the 340 is for those not so severe
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yes they provide arch support. they are slightly firm and thin enough to fit comfortably in almost all of my shoes...
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I think its Flat, I returned them so I don't have them to look at right no.
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They are flat. They still looked great and I use them but the don't match the higher end hangers I have so I use them toward the back.
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Yes. They have a great arch support. I use them because I have a high arch, but my son usez them because his foot overpronates which flattens his arch when walking.
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I find they're more for adding comfort than arch support. There was an uncomfortable raised spot that was bugging the middle of my foot so I switched the left and right and wore them opposite. I'm guessing maybe that was the arch part.
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I am sorry but I no longer have mine and I don't remember about the arch support.
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I have high arches, and they work well for my feet... I'm not a podiatrist, but I suspect the hard arch support might be a little much for flat feet
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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
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I will have to check as they are in my car. Just so you know, I love them. They are very supportive and comfortable. I appreciate your desire not to shop China. I am a super conscious consumer. They are awesome for supporting my problematic ankles and bunions. I guess u know all this. I will get back to u about where they are made. Have a great day. Aimelia
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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.