(Charlotte, NC) The Insole Store.com has added the Pedag Soft Flip Gel Cushions for Sandals has been added to their line up of Insoles for Sandals. Tyler McCracken, President, States “As the Leading Internet Retailer of Shoe Insole, Inserts, & Orthotic Arch Supports, it readily became apparent that we needed an added cushioned insole pad…
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