Powerstep Pinnacle High

PowerStep High Insoles have become a crucial part of my daily routine, providing much-needed relief for plantar fasciitis and high arches. Support and Comfort: These insoles offer excellent arch support, alleviating pressure and discomfort associated with plantar fasciitis. The cushioning is just right, providing comfort without compromising support. Design and Fit: The insoles are designed to fit seamlessly into most shoes, making them versatile for various activities and footwear types. They stay securely in place, ensuring consistent support throughout the day. Pain Relief: Since using these insoles, I've noticed a significant reduction in foot pain, especially during prolonged periods of standing or walking. They truly make a difference in managing daily discomfort. Overall Experience: PowerStep High Insoles are a must-have for anyone dealing with plantar fasciitis or high arches. They provide reliable support and relief, enhancing both comfort and mobility.

My sister recommended these to me because her doctor recommended these for plantar fastitis pain and my god I'm so glad I tried them. I was iffy on buying them at all due to the price (although compared to other insoles they are relatively inexpensive, I'm just short on cash) but they helped my foot pain so much it's amazing. I've gone from a level 6 foot pain that was driving me insane to a 1 that barely bothers me within a week of trying them.

I've tried so many different insoles and this is definitely my favorite. At first I was skeptical because the arch support is very firm, however one of the reviews convinced me that this is actually what you need for true support, and it's not uncomfortable. She was right! Now I have these in all my shoes and boots.

The high arch version is for very high arches (basically if your wet foot only leaves a very small sliver of footprint on pavement or cardboard). I think it’s 35 mm high, while other insoles are 33 mm for high arches. For example, Tread insoles are 33 mm for high arches and 36 mm for very high arches. So while the powerstep does work for me, I do feel a bit more pressure in my arch. They do help with knee pain when walking, but seem to put slight extra pressure on the ball of my foot. So I would do the wet foot test and look at your footprint; if the outer part of the footprint has an inch or more, likely a 33 mm is what you should get. If you have a half inch or less, then these 35 mm are probably going to do the trick.

Good quality and right fit into the shoe.

I like the insoles. They work better for my arches than the pinnacle plus. The insoles I would give 5 stars but the packaging i would give 1 star. Amazon delivered these insoles without any additional packaging. The box for these insoles have an open front so it was left open to the elements outside. The delivery sticker/label that they placed on the box partially covered this open hole and stuck to the insoles them selves. Trying to get the insole unstuck from the sticky label frayed the outer edge of the insoles. Ive had to return several items to Amazon lately because of poor/no packaging and broken products. I will not be returning these because I just don't have the time to deal with it. I'll pay a little extra to have them delivered straight from the company. They're delivered faster, delivered in proper packaging, and most importantly aren't damaged.

I have plantar fasciitis and regularly walk around 15,000–20,000+ steps a day, so I put a lot of wear on both my shoes and insoles. These have been another really solid option for keeping my feet supported, especially because I need more noticeable arch support than most standard insoles provide. The high arch support feels firm and structured without being painfully aggressive. For me, that makes a big difference during long days because my feet feel more supported instead of just cushioned. I prefer that over very soft insoles that feel comfortable at first but do not really help once I have been standing or walking for hours. With the amount of use I put them through, I usually get a few months before I start noticing my feet hurting again, which is generally my sign that the insoles have worn down enough to need replacing. I also recommend keeping supportive insoles in more than one pair of shoes if possible. Rotating between pairs helps spread out the wear and gives the cushioning some time to recover between uses instead of wearing one pair down constantly. Everyone's feet are different, but if you have high arches, plantar fasciitis, or spend a lot of time on your feet, these are absolutely worth trying.

This particular insert was recommended by my Podiatrist. Arrived next day. Good quality and value for the money. I am learning how to walk with them. My husband said my gait has already improved.

Love it. Really supports my arch when I’m on my feet during classroom teaching

Amazing! high arch insoles best I've had out of about 7 different types of insoles including birkenstock and custom orchitics both rock hard. These feel awkward at first and then great they make it so there is no empty space between arch and the shoe lessening the impact.

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Didn’t realise that these came in different arch heights and I’d chosen the highest. I thought this might be a problem but soon got used to the extra support. Used them to do the West Highland Way a few weeks ago and my feet were nowhere near as tired and achy as they usually are with other insoles. Great result and will be getting some more.

Son espectaculares! Si tienes dolor de talones por facitis plantar son excelentes