FootBalance Custom Molded Insoles Review

I Need Some Of These,I Walk At Least 10 Miles A Day At Work. Thanks For The Input. BTW Don’t Put Your Smelly Onsert On Garys Face Lile That:0)

I suffered from pain tried custom othro too hard for me it give me more pain and tried overcounter planterfastis dr schols saw much improvement for occasional flare up ice and night brace by foot Dr like better the overcounter dr schols for planterfastis better than custom orthro,gel ones gave me more pain

I have high arches with a bunion on my right foot they are narrow and I supinate all insoles never work and I become unbalanced and want to fall. Helppp

I had custom made orthopedic insoles made about 30 years ago. They weren’t too expensive and cured my bone spurs.

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What is arch support anyway? Is it something that prevents arch from rolling inward or something directly BELOW the arch?

Whenever I get my orthotics done they paper mache my feat? Idk but I moved and now I need to get a new orthotic dude cause I haven’t gotten new ones in like 4 years I think and I’m a child so it’s way to small

Insoles and all the rest in my experience do a lot more harm than good. Short term they can make you feel better but on a long run they ruin your feet and body. These so called specialist don’t have a clue how body operates: the body is a dynamic mechanism and it moves. The way you move will affect your feet, the way you’re pelvis and muscles are balanced will affect your feet and the way you’re standing will too affect your feet. Simple: rotate your pelvis all the way and stand you will see that weight distribution changed on your feet. And if you put insoles under such feet it may correct the feet arch and weight distribution but the issue why it happens will stay the same: the pelvis rotation. Not to mention that when you move, the foot tries to compensate for the body that is not moving in the right balanced weight so of course if you do it 10000 times then the foot will adapt to this position. But the reason why it happens is wrong movement. These so called expensive feet specialists in 99% of times don’t have a clue and just try to grab your money in exchange for a piece of plastic the they proudly call CUSTOM MADE ORTHOTIC. I have loads of experience with this when I spent loads of money on useless crap like that and these specialists with serious expression on their faces convinced me that it is the way forward and orthotics. They make money out of people that suffer but most of the time don’t even give them adequate treatment.
Adequate treatment is physioterapy, and exercises for the WHOLE body and not just your feet. If anyone wants to know more, let me know and I can possibly share more details about the best treatment in my opinion, what to do etc. But don’t rush to spend all your money on useless and often harmful insoles.

I have arch pain in the Air Jordan 8 and 9. So far no other Jordan does this. This is why I stick with the Jordan 5’s, 11’s, 13’s and 2’s. I need something for my arches…. its horrible!

I’m only here because I’m trying to make a pair of boots more I think I’m just going to trust this guy since he’s a foot doctor ��

500$ fuck me. in my country, its 250 and I can claim it back on tax

interesting points,if anyone else trying to find out foot pain top of foot try Bablim Plantar Remedy Booster (do a search on google )? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got amazing results with it.

Can you recommend an over the counter insert that would be more rigid, yet still soft and comfy?

Would you recommend the insite precision insole for basketball?

Thank you for being so unbiase. You usually don’t see that. They usually try to influence you into purchasing their product.

But with no fill on the arch I’ve found it just collapses after a couple months. And the orange superfeet is the best. Custom insoles don’t last at all.

do you know of any over the counter or off the shelf insoles or orthodics with built in metatarsal pads I have customs but they are killing my feet and ive had them adjusted and they are also had as a rock.Thanks Terry From Newbrunswick

I agree with custom made insoles. I didn’t get relief from foot pain until I had custom insoles maid and it was worth every penny!

Very good information. Is it true once you start using custom insole, you may not feel comfortable with shoes without insole!

I wish you would do footprint insole Gamechangers. You have to put them in the oven for 8 min at 235 degrees then put them in your shows and walk around so that they custom mold to your feet. They are for skateboarding and are supposed to absorb 91% of impact. I think it’s a marketing gimmick

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I’ll try first the otc dr sholls machine.
Hopefully helps w my left foot pain heel area
I don’t have extended health benefits for a custom made one
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Good video these guys have some pretty good insoles as well for cheap.

https://www.ebay.com/str/goodcentsshopping

Only one insole I found for 4E feet is the work area industrial insole. Most of these insoles have a narrow heel area so the arch support will dig into the heel and back arch area of a wide heeled foot. Also alot of people I know that complain about their feet dont realize they have a wide foot. Lol I told a girl to get a wide or men size but she chose foot pain just because she didnt want the shoes that say men. Lol Lasy but not least is to walk barefoot as much as possible.

I started using the dollar store ones and my right knee the next day feels like its shot. alot of pain had to compression wrap it it is still sketchy to walk I’ve spent years working in warehouses on my feet on concrete I don’t know what happened

Hey Jonathan,

I would love to get you into a pair of EvenKeel Insoles.

Send me a direct message and we could work something out.

Both my son and I work on our feet all day! I have sent this video to him! Thank you so much, Jonathan! Bless you!

I’m a heavy set person with flat wide feet and fallen arches….. I’m looking for a specific kind of insole support that can push my “nub” of a fallen arch inwards so it won’t look like it’s squishing outwards of the shoes I wear.

i bought the drscholl plantar fascitis today n all i can say is its a lifesaver. jus my experience i hav had this severe pain in the heel of my foot for a couple months now. i can alredy feel the pain goin away i mean its still ther but u can tell the pain is goin lol. ive tried everything epsom salt n aple cider vinegar soaks, stretching, ice, massaging, turmeric/calcium/naproxen/serrapeptase suplements/pain relievers nun worked lol. this dr scholls shit is the real deal stil cant believe it

What do you think of Currex insoles? They seem great. At 50 USD they are pricier than dr Scholl’s. They come in flat / medium / high arch versions. They seem better than the green feet ones. Great video, so clear and valuable.

The insoles from OBOZ works for me, i’ve found that the arch support from superfeet hits too far back for me.

Hello new to you, I have bad feet flat footed, Plantar fasciitis,heel spur and severe neuropathy help me out to toe Bro.

Great video! Very informative and easy to follow along. Funny too lol. Thank you Toe Bro:)

I have really flat feet and deal with a lot of pain when walking or standing to long. I use the green insoles and they have helped me with my day to day life but I do still struggle with my feet.

What is everyone’s opinion on the Good Feet Store? Specifically their custom insoles. I just bought a pair for $320. So far, they kind of hurt my feet but I’m supposed to get used ethem.

Late to the party but I use the second insoles shown and they are actually really good for work. Enough support that my back and arches don’t hurt and breathable enough that my feet aren’t stinky after 8 hours in leather shoes. That said I’m only about 120lbs so I don’t know how well they’d work for heavier people

I was in a lawnmower accident when I was a teenager in the 70s. So my injured foot is unique. To find an orthotic device that works has been a challenge. I have tried custom twice. The devices / foot insoles are much too hard for what I need. Recently tried the RESA custom insoles from a Costco kiosk for $140. They are very uncomfortable. A waste of money. So the best for me so far are gel inserts from a company in California called Foot Relief insoles. They are $40 and last around 2 years. They had a booth at our state fair. Website is http://www.footreliefinsoles.com. It appears everyone is different and you just have to try different products to see what works for your condition. I am missing the entire ball on foot. So I do have a unique foot problem.

Another great instructive video! You have a marvelous gift of teaching, Toe Bro! Thanks for sharing it with us!

Interesting video, thanks.
I have plantar fasciitis and a friend (who makes high end orthotics) recommended wearing good cushioned running shoes, these have a little extra arch support, and combined with some over the counter orthotics have made walking my dog a pleasure again, but I had to try three insoles and four pairs of trainers to get it right (going to a pro may have been cheaper….

I went to a foot doctor today and he told me to buy otc insoles because I cannot cure corns that are on the inside of my little toe and next toe, my little toe likes to hide under the other toe on both sides, even though I found this video very helpful I am confused as I really don’t know how this insole thing will help my toes, does anyone know??