If you work long hours on your feet or participate in high-impact activities such as walking, running, or hiking, or just need extra support, you need this supportive insole stat! This doctor and podiatrist recommended insole does the trick to help control pronation, minimize leg pain, and alleviate heel and foot sensitivities with orthotic support and exceptional shock-absorbing comfort without the cost of a custom orthotic.

The Cadence Orange Insole aligns the foot improving posture and works by protecting the heel at impact, improving pressure distribution and shock absorption while stabilizing the foot with every step. This cushion insole features semi-rigid support and a heel cut-out that is firm but flexible, and a full-length polyurethane cushion footbed with a deep heel cup for stability. The Orange Insole provides a unique combination of contoured support and pressure distribution for excellent support, especially under the heel and forefoot. The high rebound polyurethane foam footbed is 7 mm thick at the heel and under the ball of the foot and tapers to 5 mm at the toes, topped with a low friction cover treated with an antimicrobial barrier for odor control. The added benefit of polyurethane foam is that it retains its shape, and it won't compress over time while giving the feeling of walking on clouds. Plus, the insole can be trimmed to fit around the forefoot for a customized fit.

You will be impressed with the lighter than air feeling, the difference you feel in the health of your legs and feet, and notice less foot fatigue with the Cadence Orange Insole that provides exceptional rebound comfort and support where you need it.

USE
Remove the existing insole from shoes and replace it with Cadence insoles. If needed, trim around the toe portion of the insole for a better fit by placing the old footbed on top of your Cadence insole with the heels lined up and trace a line around the toe and trim with scissors. Trim only the toe area, and be careful not to trim them too short. Wear for a few hours daily until feet adjust to correction. Then wear full-time.