Foot Strike Pads maximizes shock absorption
Stability Plate supports Heel cradle stabilizes mid and rear foot
Extra deep heel cup helps cushion the foot naturally
10 Seconds 3210 Motion Control Insoles, M 4/4.5, W 5.5/6
Amazon.com Price: $54.25 (as of 20/12/2023 18:22 PST- Details)
10 Seconds 3030 Pressure Relief with Metatarsal Pad Insoles, Moderate Arch Firmness, Low Arch, Provides Relief from Plantar Fasciatis, Mortons Nuroma and Diabetes Pain. (M 10.10.5, W 11.5/12)
Arch Firmness: Moderate Arch Support: Low Use: Everyday Comfort – Designed for use during all activities, including work, sports and long periods of standing. Why: The 10 Seconds Pressure Relief Metatarsal Pad Insole was designed to provide relief fr...
3810 Ultra Arch Support – Foam Cushion Insoles for Men & Women w/Metatarsal Pad, Plantar Fasciitis Relief, Morton's Neuroma Metatarsalgia Orthotics, Heavy Impact Shoe Insert (M 7/7.5, W 8.5/9)
8% OffArch Firmness: High Arch Height/Support: Medium/High Use: Designed for use during Heavy Impact activities, Athletic and Work, Insoles for Men and Women. Best Metatarsal Pad: Supports the Plantar Fascia, the band of tissue that connects your heel bone...
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Foot Strike Pads maximizes surprise absorption
Balance Plate helps Heel cradle stabilizes mid and rear foot
Additional deep heel cup is helping cushion the foot obviously
Metatarsal Enhance
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