We asked two members of our warehouse team to write a review on their favorite products that they use on a regular basis. You can read about their specific foot conditions and the products that they use to address them.
Author: Ashley
Ashley is the Director of Marketing & Merchandising, as well as a designer, and content creator for TheInsoleStore.com. She has been with the company since 2017.
"Since starting my career with TheInsoleStore.com back in 2017, I've been an avid insole wearer and have tried quite a few of the different insoles we carry. I believe that you should always put your best foot forward and that you should be able to do that pain free!"
Ashley's hobbies include traveling, knitting, and baking in her free time.
Winter Insoles
Winter is upon us and its that time of year again where a pair of insoles that are designed for winter foot wear make a world of difference. They typically feature a wool or felt, and sometimes offer additional insulated layers, winter insoles will keep your feet toasty no matter the temperature. Wool Insoles With…
Product Spotlight – Icebug Insoles
Icebug Insoles promote natural movement while providing dynamic support for the the foot. They are available in two styles, the Icebug Slim and the Icebug Fat. The Icebug Insoles are designed to help assist in the treatment and prevention of many common foot conditions such as achilles tendonitis, arch pain/strain, metatarsalgia, over-pronation, plantar fasciitis, supination…
Is a Stability Insole Right for Me?
Stability Insoles are designed to provide the proper foundation for your feet. When your feet are not properly aligned, this can cause instability and improper balance causing many common injuries such as a rolled ankle, a torn ligament, fracture, or even a bad fall. When your feet have the proper support that they need, this…
Where Do I Place My Metatarsal Pads?
Metatarsal Pads, or met pads for short, are designed to be placed directly below the metatarsal heads of your foot. They are ideal for use when suffering from metatarsalgia, morton’s neuroma, sesamoiditis, and arthritis of the foot. Metatarsal pads help to keep your forefoot and toes spread in their natural position. When you bend your…