Shoe inserts/insoles

[TheDuckMan]

Does anyone know of some REALY good insoles to help with sore feet while at disney. We do not like to sit for very long and our feet start to hurt pretty bad by the end of the day.

I have seen silicone insoles for like $40 and some lower than that. I was wondering if anyone had tried these and if they work good for sore feet.

 

[golfgal]

I got some Dr. Scholl foam ones that worked pretty well. They are like a memory foam deal. I have them in my golf shoes as well.

 

[SeattleMark]

Anything bought over the counter or at a grocery store is generic, and not made for your feet. And the problem with memory foam or similar type insoles is the they simply cushion your feet that are out of whack, not put them into the proper foot posture.

Custom insoles from Neo Vita changed my life, literally. I had back pain, sore knees, foot ache, etc. Couldn't walk through a grocery store without coming out looking like Quasimodo. Their custom insoles correct the problems from years of abuse that have changed the shape of your insole. You can visit their site here: http://www.neovita.net They're definitely not cheap, but it was worth every penny and my insurance paid a part.

if you don't have a Neo Vita near you, the Good Feet store has the same products. (http://www.goodfeet.com/index.html) and more locations.

Highly recommended!

 

[eeyore45]

I bought some and am just now realizing how much better I feel! The ones I bought are sturdy... reminds me of the info mercial I just watched -

www.WalkFit.com

of course now that I see this infomercial I'm wondering if they are better than what I have!! (Powerstep > http://www.powersteps.com/ )

Good luck!

 

[TheDuckMan]

Well the only problem I have is if I am standing all day or walking all day and my feet burn from being on them. I dont have any back problems or anything else like that so I just need something to make my feet more comfortable to stand on all day......

 

[TheresaNY]

"Sof Soles" were recommended to me by my podiatrist. They are very very good. I can't walk without pain, without them !! I got them in Sports Authority for around $30.

 

[UrsulasShadow]

My podiatrist recommended New Balance Motion-Control insoles for me...suffer from all sorts of tendonitis and plantar fasciitis, and these help quite a bit. About$30/pair.
Hey, eeyore45! Thought I'd see you on another "sore foot" thread!