The best, non prescription arch supports?
            
                
                    Cylphin60                
                
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                    Just looking for recommendations because there are simply too many, expensive options out there to trial each and every one.
The most aggressive support available by the way. I do have prescription supports, but they're hard plastic, and regardless how tightly laced up, my feet tend to "slip" inside the shoe with a little sweat.
If it matters, there won't be any full out running, I can't do that (yet?), but more a super brisk walk to occasional jog as able...
Thanks in advance folks
                
                The most aggressive support available by the way. I do have prescription supports, but they're hard plastic, and regardless how tightly laced up, my feet tend to "slip" inside the shoe with a little sweat.
If it matters, there won't be any full out running, I can't do that (yet?), but more a super brisk walk to occasional jog as able...
Thanks in advance folks
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            I don't know if it is exactly what you're looking for, but I use SuperFeet insoles in all my shoes. The green ones have decent support.2
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            I've been using Spencos for 10+ years and they've been really supportive. A foot doctor recommended them in my teens because of flat feet. You can find them at FootLocker and on Amazon.2
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            I've been using Spencos for 10+ years and they've been really supportive. A foot doctor recommended them in my teens because of flat feet. You can find them at FootLocker and on Amazon.
I will look those up, - thank you! I've not heard of that brand before, looking forward to checking them out
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            mburgess458 wrote: »I don't know if it is exactly what you're looking for, but I use SuperFeet insoles in all my shoes. The green ones have decent support.
Same here, never heard of them lol. I knew posting the question here would get good results, thanks!0 - 
            Just looking for recommendations because there are simply too many, expensive options out there to trial each and every one.
The most aggressive support available by the way. I do have prescription supports, but they're hard plastic, and regardless how tightly laced up, my feet tend to "slip" inside the shoe with a little sweat.
If it matters, there won't be any full out running, I can't do that (yet?), but more a super brisk walk to occasional jog as able...
Thanks in advance folks
I've had really good luck with Sole Arch Supports. http://www.yoursole.com/us0 - 
            SingingSingleTracker wrote: »Just looking for recommendations because there are simply too many, expensive options out there to trial each and every one.
The most aggressive support available by the way. I do have prescription supports, but they're hard plastic, and regardless how tightly laced up, my feet tend to "slip" inside the shoe with a little sweat.
If it matters, there won't be any full out running, I can't do that (yet?), but more a super brisk walk to occasional jog as able...
Thanks in advance folks
I've had really good luck with Sole Arch Supports. http://www.yoursole.com/us
Will check these out to, thanks!
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            I had my first bout with plantar fasciitis about 15 years ago. I swear by Superfeet. I probably could not run without them.
There are a number of models. But they are all a little more supportive and a little less squishy than Spencos, at least in my experience.0 - 
            GiddyupTim wrote: »I had my first bout with plantar fasciitis about 15 years ago. I swear by Superfeet. I probably could not run without them.
There are a number of models. But they are all a little more supportive and a little less squishy than Spencos, at least in my experience.
Added to the list. Thank you sir
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            GiddyupTim wrote: »I had my first bout with plantar fasciitis about 15 years ago. I swear by Superfeet. I probably could not run without them.
There are a number of models. But they are all a little more supportive and a little less squishy than Spencos, at least in my experience.
So I wound up going with the Superfeet. One week in and these are the best inserts I've ever had, bar none.
Thanks
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