Dr. Scholl's arch support rocks.

[Gl4di4tor]

I have a really big arch in the inside of my feet and as a result I get pains in my heels when i stand or walk for a while. I finally bought these Dr. Scholl's arch support from Duane Reade and now I have a well distributed support across my feet. Wow, i really recommend these to anyone with a large arch. Anyone else have a large arch in their feet?

 

[AkumaX]

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[Gl4di4tor]

Originally posted by: AkumaX
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[randomlinh]

meh, dr scholl's does not work for me. i'm flat footed... so far teh best thing i've used are new balance ultra arch support. short of custom ones... I had a set a long time ago when I was under my mom's insurance... back when they were good and paid for everything. heh.

 

[DurocShark]

There's supposed to be some really good orthotics only available at REI according to my podiatrist. He said they're $50 or so and worth every penny.

 

[thomsbrain]

Polysorb > Dr. Scholl's. I've used many types of Dr. Scholl's inserts and they all suck compared to the Polysorbs. Much better support over the entire foot, MUCH better and more natural feeling arch support, and good cushioning. i use them in my converse all stars to add cushion, arch support, and a little heel lift (they are completely flat shoes).

 

[Gl4di4tor]

Originally posted by: thomsbrain
Polysorb > Dr. Scholl's. I've used many types of Dr. Scholl's inserts and they all suck compared to the Polysorbs. Much better support over the entire foot, MUCH better and more natural feeling arch support, and good cushioning. i use them in my converse all stars to add cushion, arch support, and a little heel lift (they are completely flat shoes).

I don't know, Dr. Shcoll's work fine for me. its like the saying goes: Don't fix it if it ain't broke, right?