Insole for sneakers.. high arch?

LastingChanges

Hi looking for insole recommendations to put into sneakers.
My sneakers feel a little loose so need something to fill them, if I size down 1/2 size they are too small. I think my issue is high arch. I tried Dr Scholls active insoles and they were too thick, anyone try any other brand with success? Thanks.

debrakgoogins

I would recommend going to a good running store and having them determine what you really need. They can suggest a good insert that will keep your gait neutral and help with any other issues you may need to have corrected.

LastingChanges

Thanks, I've been wanting to do that just don't have the time right now to go there. Was looking for a quick solution =/
I think my issue is I have a high arch. If anyone has similar problem and found an insole that works please suggest

seska422

LastingChanges wrote: »

Hi looking for insole recommendations to put into sneakers.
My sneakers feel a little loose so need something to fill them, if I size down 1/2 size they are too small. I think my issue is high arch. I tried Dr Scholls active insoles and they were too thick, anyone try any other brand with success? Thanks.

Did you take out the original insole in the shoe before you inserted the new one? If not, try that.

LastingChanges

seska422 wrote: »

LastingChanges wrote: »

Hi looking for insole recommendations to put into sneakers.
My sneakers feel a little loose so need something to fill them, if I size down 1/2 size they are too small. I think my issue is high arch. I tried Dr Scholls active insoles and they were too thick, anyone try any other brand with success? Thanks.

Did you take out the original insole in the shoe before you inserted the new one? If not, try that.

Yes I did try that. I am putting them in nike training sneakers and they are too bulky for them.

rileyes

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