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Pros & Cons
Pros
The spenco is adjustable. Takes a little getting used to as it is only a partial footbed insole. This arch support delivers chiropractic prescription level support and alignment.
Product works perfectly but check box upon receipt for a right and left. Purchased custom orthotics. Can't find them in stores anymore.
Cons
These say they are amazon prime. They are not. After purchasing and trying to return, i find out they are not eligible for returns. Can't use. No money for new custom ones.
They are really bulky and while the arch seems sturdy, it is way too hard, and uncomfortable. After a couple of miles/hours, the heat generated by my feet seems to cause even these highly rated orthotics to fail.
These are so thick that they make the shoe too tight to wear comfortably. Contrary to manufacturer info they cannot be trimmed narrower.
The length is too long, which makes the arch in the wrong spot. It seems that the footbed was just modeled after a man's foot. But, this combination of essentially having 'tall' feet and also needing orthopedics means that the total height of stuff i'... Read More
Highlights
Quality
They provide great arch support are comfortable with the gelmemory foam or whatever is on the top side
Make sure you get the ones with the plastic inserts
Price
In either case they cost several hundred dollars
Competitiveness
As comfortable as good feet store at a fraction of the cost
These are very helpful for plantar faciitis patients
I purchased my first pair of spenco arch supports in the 1990s from a medical supply store and still have them
Minimal flex even when doing squats or deadlifts
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
arch, great, plantar, fit and good. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 76.2% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 3,115 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 30 2022.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This product does aid in lumbar distress but continuous use was not possible
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Also does not wear down these are hard plastic
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Regular shoe insoles do not provide enough lift as these arch supports
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Life is too short to deal with achy feet
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Does not overfill the shoe either
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