Author: TheInsoleStore.com

Generally, Insoles take up a little more room in your shoes than the standard factory insoles that come with the shoes.  This is because the replacement Insoles have more cushioning, more arch support and provide benefits such as deep heel cups, metatarsal pads, and forefoot cushioning. The tradeoff is, they are thicker which means they…

Heel pain is most often occurs doing regular everyday activities. Heel pain can develop despite no increase in activity levels or because the sufferer began an unusual new routine. Of course, heel pain can be the result of over-exercising or due to something new in our daily routine.

Our feet made up of 26 bones, 33 joints and more than 100 tendons, muscles and ligaments. Inflammation of the tendons around these bones is called Sesamoiditis. Sesamoids, a small boney nodule developed in a tendon, are located on the foot’s outer side and under the forefoot close to the big toe.  Sesamoids provide support…

Orthotic Arch Supports Insoles help many people stand, work, walk, run and live active lives without experiencing pain or discomfort. Statistics show that one in three adults experience foot pain or chronic joint symptoms that restrict day to day activities such as walking and even just standing. These types of Insoles have proven to help.