Dr. Foot’s Arch Support Shoe Insoles for Flat Feet, Gel Arch Inserts for Plantar Fasciitis, Adhesive Arch Pad for Relieve Pressure and Feet Pain- 3 Pairs (Clear, 3 Count (Pack of 1))
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Product description
Dr. Foot’s Arch Support Cushions provide support to arch, Relieve Pain from Metatarsalgia and Plantar Fasciitis.
Made of soft and durable medical-grade polyurethane gel material, safe to human body. Self-adhesive design can be reused and washed. Before applying, please make sure that there is enough space in your shoes to accommodate the Cushions. Remove plastic film on bottom surface, stick it on the shoes and make the Support Spot under your arch. Reduces pain from plantar fasciitis, tendonitis, heel spurs, and heel neuromas. Relieves heel and foot pain. Massaging PU gel pad is ideal for arch support and comfort. Washable and durable. Latex free
Higher Arch Support
New Design and Higher Arch Support
– Self Adhesive – Non Slip design. Make the insoles stay in place all the time.
The Unique Supportive Shape helps relieve pain and pressure at the foot
– Softer gel for comfortable support and stays firmer in place.
– Won’t take lot of place, fits comfortably in any shoes.
– Removable without damage to shoes.
Relieve Pain
– Perfect cushion for absorbing shock to arch.
– Relieve pain and pressure related to Plantar Fasciitis, tendonitis, arthritis, Flat Feet and a variety of Arch problems.
– Discreet clear design, invisible stays hidden.
– Help relieve pressure of high arch, improve plantar pressure distribution, correct flat feet.
– Ensure maximum relief from strained, tired and aching feet.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 7 x 4 x 1.5 inches; 3.84 ounces
Item model number : DRFOOTHC082
Department : womens
Date First Available : July 25, 2018
ARCH SUPPORT: Ergonomic arch support design and cushions relife from pressure and feet pain for flat feet, plantar fasciitis, high arch or some arch problems, fit your foot.
UPGRADE VERSION: Compared with ordinary version, more higher arch support – 0.47inches and it is better to relieve feet pain and pressure of long walking or standing.
SELF ADHESIVE: Non Slip design. Make the insoles stay in place all the time. The Unique Supportive Shape helps relieve pain and pressure at the foot
MATERIAL: Made of durable and soft PU gel material, it is very comfortable and elastic for those who has arch problem. Strong stickness bottom layer fixes insole position, it is suitable for sandals, high heels.
13 reviews for Dr. Foot’s Arch Support Shoe Insoles for Flat Feet, Gel Arch Inserts for Plantar Fasciitis, Adhesive Arch Pad for Relieve Pressure and Feet Pain- 3 Pairs (Clear, 3 Count (Pack of 1))
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Julie Hackett –
Game changer for shoes that have no arch support!
Game changer for shoes that do not have arch support! Easy to put in your shoes and they stay in place. Just the right amount of support for your feet and eased the plantar fasciitis and back pain when wearing my favorite boots. Could walk all day and not get sore and tired like before. Great option for if you don’t want to pull out the insoles of a shoe but need the added support!!
Sunny Bahamas –
Sunny Bahamas
I have suffered with foot issues for years. Had to purchase expensive shoes with support. As you may know not a very good variety of ladies sandels give proper support. I purchased the pads to accommodate my feet in flat sandals and casual tennis shoes and I was very please with the support it gave to my arch area. They seem to be very durable and comfortable as well for the price. The adhesion stays in place.
Kelly A –
Work well!
These worked really well for me!- The size of this arch support for me perfectly. It is a good amount of support for what my arch needs.- You have to make sure you place the sticker on the right spot so that it actually hits your arch. This can be somewhat tricky.- The sticker sticks for a while. I got a summer of wearing it in one of my sandals, but over time it does come loose. They don’t last forever and I wouldn’t suggest resticking them into different shoes, because they won’t stay.- As someone with arch pain, these were great when I needed to wear shoes that weren’t necessarily made with arch support. These aren’t a total fix and it would be better for my feet to only wear my shoes from higher quality, podiatrist recommended brands, but when I need a quick fix these work. I wouldn’t use them all the time though.
Roberta –
Does not stick well
Bought these for arch support. While the arch support feels good, sadly they do not stay in place.
DBLuko –
A Game-Changer for Arch Pain – I’ve Repurchased Multiple Times!
I’ve been struggling with plantar fasciitis and arch pain on and off for years, especially after long hours on my feet from hiking and standing at work. I first tried these Dr. Foot Arch Support Shoe Insoles about a year ago, and they’ve become a must-have—I’ve bought this pack (3 pairs) twice now. They don’t eliminate the pain entirely, but they’ve significantly eased my heel and arch discomfort, letting me wear my hiking boots and trail shoes without that intense ache I used to feel by the end of the day.What stands out is the perfect adhesive balance. The clear gel material sticks securely inside my shoes, staying put even during tough, active days, with no slipping or bunching. Yet, it’s not too sticky—I can peel them off to move to another pair of hiking boots or replace a worn one without residue or damage to the shoe. I’ve used them in heavy-duty hiking boots and trail shoes, and they last about 4-6 weeks of daily wear before needing a swap.One small downside: They work best in shoes with removable insoles, as trimming for a custom fit isn’t easy (but the size fits my size 9.5 feet well). Overall, for anyone with flat feet or fasciitis, these are a practical, low-profile solution that delivers real relief. If you’re hesitant, take it from me—grab a couple packs like I did!
True –
Work great if foot overpronates
Great insoles, they give arch support that is amazing!
R.A.Y. –
Comfortable. Not too big.
Just what I was looking for. Comfortable and not too big. Other supports are so big that they make my tennis shoes tight. These are just right. I purchased an extra set!
Christopher R –
Not good for slip on shoes!
These are very comfortable once in place, but in the process of getting them in place, I had to stick and unstick them several times, so now they aren’t as well adhered. And if I don’t loosen my shoelaces enough, the pads role up when I put my foot in the shoe. It would be hopeless in a slip on shoe. Again, very comfortable once in place, but think about your types of shoes before purchasing.
J –
Exactly what I was looking for. I bought a pair of Birkenstock like sandals from Winners and it didn’t have much arch support. When I walked it made a suctioning fart sound, I sounded like a duck!With the plastic still attached to the adhesive I positioned it and made sure it was okay and felt right. Marked it with a pencil so I got the right placement and everything is great!
Cliente de Amazon –
Me resultaron muy útiles para mi problema de arco caído. Sentí más cómodos los zapatos.
C in BC –
I tried these out for the first time in high-heeled mules and for an occasion where I had to walk awhile (I know better but I did it anyways!). I am very happy to report that they worked really well! They were comfortable and provided the support I need, plus they didn’t unstick part way through. I was particularly concerned about that as I had stuck and unstuck the first one three times to determine the best placement in the shoe – but no, they stayed put. I will be added these to my other shoes that I love but haven’t been able to wear anymore due to pain from hallux limitus.
Girish Chandrikapure –
These are excellent arcs, smooth and easy to fit in any footwear. My wife had a flat foot and these arcs helped her a lot in reducing the pain and increased the comfort.
SM –
They stick to the shoes. So it is best that you keep them and not move them from one pair to another. They take time to get used but after 1 week you forget they are there.It was a bit tricky trying to figure out where to place then exactly but I got it right at the end.