are these suitable for low arch and flat foot?
914142
Yes. I have low arches and basically flat feet. These are a little uncomfortable at first, but after breaking in are now very comgortable.. Hope you have the same results!
1387386
Yes. They work for my wife's heels although she doesn't wear high spikes. Works for flats fine.
1751637
if you are simply considering them as a regular sole - yes quiet possibly. But I will suggest that you get the women. because these(these insole men or women) are big and can be cut to fit the size. What really matters is the arc support and special cushion at the rear foot base (ankle support). The front has thickened part which is in center, therefore wide or narrow will not matter. Until and unless you have a spare men's insoles which you do not wanna to be left unused. Something which is specifically designed for you is preferred option.
1714895
I think these small ones would be, I guess it depends on your shoe size. I've only tried these, but it follows.
977915
I used these for plantar faciatis but I would asume they would be great for flat feet too. Same type of condition. Good luck!
1814281
Yes, I have plantar fasciitis, and have used these (in this type, and also the smaller one for shoes and PF) in all my shoes for over a year. I have flat feet. I also find that shoes with negative heels, like Earth brand shoes are helpful, as they help stretch the arch. I used to wear harder bottomed shoes, like birkenstocks, but these have eliminated about 90% of my pain. I walk on a treadmill 6x per week, for about an hour. I highly recommend these inserts.
1387288
These don't provide much of an arch support, but I have a bunion on my left foot and they're wide enough to allow for that, even with socks. Depending on the severity of your bunion, these may be fine for you.
1354017
No. I have very narrow feet and they fit. They run a bit small in length also. If I were to reorder, I would order a size up.
1396618
Absolutely, go for it. I did, about, 15-yrs ago and now my once FLAT FEET have natural arches. Don't rush it, wear your orthotics for a half hour on day one and then go from there, depending on how you do. I've purchased all my orthotics from ArchCrafters, except for once. I recall that exception, orthotics from another company, was a total mistake cause I gave them to the dumpster. Not the ArchCrafters ; I still use my first pair of their orthotics. Right, they do not wear out. Hillbilly PS. The caviot from Amazon, "not suitable for flat feet", I must assume, is to protect against law suits. Lawyers...
399023
Yes. However, depending on how high your arch is, you may also want to use an insert. I purchased the shoes because I need arch support beyond what I normally get in some running shoes.
1850627
I have flat feet and they really help. My husband has arches and they help him. I think they would help with narrow feet and high arches. Put them under the removable pads in your tennis or other shoes.
1618503
Hi Sarah, So although I don't have flat feet I would say that those are comfortable for people with flat feet. My feet gets tired easily with it so I think it may be even more comfortable for those with flat feet.
1373949
I would say no..only 20&12Separate point. can you identify shoe depths that will accommodate thick inserts for diabetics with foot nerropathy?.
977917
They are great because they create an arch that normally is not there. That is what takes away the stress and pain of being flat footed.
197002
Yes! If no more than a half inch. They also are a great comfort, if the toe box of your shoes is hard.
1387287
These clogs are very flexible and comfy for me, but I have a narrow foot. Also, the arch is minimal. My suggestion is to give them a try, and perhaps order up a size?
2060501
I have severe pronation and fallen arches. So I need a strong arch support as well. These are the only ones that work anywhere close to a custom orthotic. They will not last as long as a custom but they will do the trick for a year or two.