Could you put these over an arch support?
508720
I do not wear arch supports. But i do not think these will go over them. In some of my shoes where this insole doesn't work I use the pedag gel metatarsal pads. They may work for you as they can sit under the arch support. They are one size only and not such a good fit in very slim shoes, but you can trim them back a bit. It is really a bit of trial and error if you need another type of support as well. There are other insoles on the market which have both arch and metatarsal suppots but they are not as thin as pedag ones.
508721
I tend to put my Pedags under arch supports and even beneath the manufacturer's insole if the shoe will allow. I have never tried to place them over arch supports, but think the leather might not be supple enough to provide a smooth contour.
1726804
Yes they can be, you don't need to use their insoles. Just use the insole covers that come in the kit
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.
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.
1956919
It would depend how rough the surface is. If it's not too rough, you'd be fine. If you're concerned, you could put something over them.
683181
I would say yes. I use them in all my shoes and use velcro to keep them in place.
2119691
No. I don't see how they would work w flats due to the pronounced arch. Although I guess you could use it to stretch out the forefoot only.
1760966
I would not know that since I just wore them under my socks with a shoe. I would think if it fit you snug the way this one did on me it would work.
1065508
Not really. My husband wears these over his compression socks and actually wears two pairs so that they stay up. They are a good buy for the $$. They are not too tight at the top which has always been a problem for him.
869084
Both ways work. I may suggest to loosen the shoe laces a bit. If you lay them over existing ones. As there will be some space taken up my the insole.
1457309
These are made to be on top of the shoe inserts, they will not fit properly underneath because of the way they are molded. They have helped me very much and are approved by my podiatrist.
197002
Yes! If no more than a half inch. They also are a great comfort, if the toe box of your shoes is hard.
1755727
I don't see why you couldn't. I suppose it might depend on how much weight you intend to put on it. They are fairly sturdy.
2281358
They would work great for fallen arches! If you were born with flat feet the arch might be too high for you.
870458
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.
431282
You should be able to yes. The shoes do fit very snug, but they do fit. I love this little bench, perfect size etc... for what i needed.
2201078
I would suspect that they would not work. I found these to be very uncomfortable and putting more pressure on the center of the bottom of the heel. If you are addressing plantar fasciitis; I found the profoot inserts that support the heel and arch provided significant relief.