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Edited to say a do have orthotics from a podiatrist, but they are hard.

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Edited to say a do have orthotics from a podiatrist, but they are hard. I thought there might be some other new ones out now. Pic below Which orthotics has helped your feet the most?

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Community comment#1

Custom ones made by the Podiatrist

Community comment#2

I recently got these on Amazon last week and they have worked so far. We'll see if this will pass the test of time but my custom orthotics from my previous podiatrist were way too hard on my heel and arch. These ones are firm but not as hard and the gel heel helps with my heel pain. My friend just saw a podiatrist who recommended this to him. He said his podiatrist colleague just created these not too long ago. Never heard of these before but they seem decent quality.

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Community comment#3

My orthodic from pre-surgery. It isn't squishy at all. Squishy ones can ruin your feet.

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Community comment#4

Custom from podiatrist.

Community comment#5

Custom made. My podiatrist had me step in something then sent it off to be made for each foot.

Community comment#6

I found custom made from my podiatrist quite comfortable but my husband has them for another issue & just can’t get used to them.

Community comment#7

Powerstep on Amazon

Community comment#8

Go to The Good Feet Store - the best!

Community comment#9

AriaPad on Amazon

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