What is the difference between Profoot Aero-3 and Profoot Miracle Insoles? Which ones do you recommend using for leather boots with 3 inch heels?
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Neither. PFA3 is a full insert like you find in sneakers. PF Miracle only has cushioning, like a shoe liner. Neither would fit your boot and still leave room for toes. I would recommend an insert made esp for heels (boots or otherwise)
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I finally decided to stop using the cheap liners for my shoes and bought the Pedag ultra thins and they work perfectly for me. They are leather and breathe so I don't have to deal with hot, sweaty feet, nor the adhesive coming undone. I also use the black ones for my darker sandals. I haven't tried them on enclosed footwear other than my good winter boots and have had no problems with them becoming too tight a fit.
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Yes, this is the only device that I have found that will stretch the heels in the back of the shoe. That is exactly the problem that I had. I could not fit into my new boots because the heel was like a size AA. I purchased the shoe stretch spray and this pair of stretchers.......it worked perfectly!!! In less than 24 hours, my boots fit comfortably. I am very happy
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The Strutz Pro has a wider, fatter cushion. Sole angel seems better for ball of foot pain and smaller. I prefer the Pro hands down. Hint: Keep one to wash and one to wear.
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We have tried the NxtMile Youth Sport Insoles and they worked immediately for our son. They are made specifically for youth and for each sport. You can find them at: www.nxtmile.com. I'm not sure if Amazon carries them yet, but I hope they will soon.
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I have not had any problem with the Pedag Lady Gel-Velvety insole. I have them in sandals and dress shoes. No problems and love the product. Feet never hurt with them in.
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Either way works. I had a lot of extra room in my boots so I left the existing insoles and used this to help fill the gaps.
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The 440s are mainly for people with flat feet or who are overweight causing their feet to flatten out. They have plastic arch supports along the middle and heel parts of the orthotic that offer strong support. HOWEVER as I mentioned in my review the orthotics have a bad habit of scooting up in your shoes. This causes the plastic parts to be misplaced and applies pressure to the wrong parts of your feet. The heel part especially goes under the arch and it feels like you're walking on a large ball bearing. If Dr. Scholl's applied a anti-skid texture on the bottom of their othotics to prevent them from moving in the shoe, it would be a decent foot support.
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Hi Charles, I purchased the Orthaheel 3/4 length insoles. I feel they are a little soft for me, so maybe you would like something firmer. I have a pair of Birkinstock 3/4 insoles and they are very firm. I would get them again. Best wishes, Elva Curley
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Which size do you wear most often? You are right in the middle with your stated range. I am in a similar situation between a C and D. I can use either but at first the C felt better. Both felt weird at first. For $20.00 apiece I got both and tried them. I am still way ahead of the $400.00 custom orthotic's price tag. I think I use the smaller size more often, I can slide it forward just a tad if needed to hit the correct place on my feet in the bigger size shoe. In my boots the longer orthotic goes to the back of the boot's heel were my heel does not go, and the arch support hits the correct place on my foot. I wear heavier socks with the boots. Both sizes have uses and really not a huge difference between them. men's 9-9.5= size F men's 10-10.5= size G These sizes are per the information on the website. Good Luck. They have worked for me, but it does take time to remodel crushed, torn or just plain flattened arches. Hope this helps.
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Let me start by saying 1/4" is considered an acceptable difference between leg lengths. First you need to establish from an Orthopedic doc how much you really are in need of in the lift. These are designed to handle up to 1/2" lift. If your in need of a full 1" adjustment then there's a good chance you will require it to be built into your individual shoes. Which of course can become a costly venture. Remember you are not only dealing with leg length but possibly an uneven pelvic region. In regards to this product it works very well under your insoles and can be adjusted in different heights simply by removing the layers one by one until you have the proper height needed. With sandals it may feel a little funny on top rather than under an insole, but they may work and not be nearly as noticeable as their counterpart lifts with leather tops. They would be an option for you too and are fairly comfortable as well. I am in the medical field and I say all this because I have used both and dealt with my Orthopedic doc in depth as to the proper lift height I needed and the options I had available. I chose these for comfort, saving expense over having special made pieces for each of my shoes, and the adjustability of the clear up to 1/2". The leather top lifts come in different heights but are not adjustable.I hope this has helped and good luck.
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I have the pinnacle powerstep and the pro tech control one. They are both the same size. I would say order the same size you already have, or you can check with their web site, they are pretty good about getting back to you quickly.
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Just winter boots is all you need. Something with a ridge, disruption or bump on the back support just above the heel would be ideal, as it helps the straps hold in place. Smooth surfaces tend to slip.
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sorry. no idea. I returned mine pretty quickly. they were true motorcycle boots, not just fashion statements. tough, rigid, and completely inflexible. very uncomfortable. it would probably take years to properly break them in.
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Good question. Sometimes it depends on the shoes, but in most cases you don't have to remove your current insoles. If you really want a better support, I found that Dr. Scholls were too week and that while they were comfortable, they didn't give me as much support as real custom fit orthotics like surethotic.com did. They are ten times better and last about ten times longer. Surethotics are awesome when it comes to helping my feet get the support they need along with the great comfort from their cushion tops.
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It is recommended for work boots, for people who work long hours on their feet , I purchased these insoles with massaging gel for my son, he works long hours every day of the week and he said that insoles make a big difference, at the end of the day his feet do not hurt and he is very happy that I purchased these insoles. I think would be better idea to buy these kind of insoles for sport activities, Dr. Scholl's product has it all. Good luck to find yours !
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The super high heel unable to fit it, the 3" is okay. Unless you cut down less shelves. Hope it helps you.