Could you put these over an arch support?
508720
I do not wear arch supports. But i do not think these will go over them. In some of my shoes where this insole doesn't work I use the pedag gel metatarsal pads. They may work for you as they can sit under the arch support. They are one size only and not such a good fit in very slim shoes, but you can trim them back a bit. It is really a bit of trial and error if you need another type of support as well. There are other insoles on the market which have both arch and metatarsal suppots but they are not as thin as pedag ones.
508721
I tend to put my Pedags under arch supports and even beneath the manufacturer's insole if the shoe will allow. I have never tried to place them over arch supports, but think the leather might not be supple enough to provide a smooth contour.
1743648
Provided the sand is deep enough, and support a bit of pounding. The arch that I ordered was not used in a sand environment.
1648497
You can wear them over your glasses but I'm not sure how the fit would be. They may fit a little tight.
1819812
Absolutely. In fact, I'm not sure I've ever used with my shoes on. There are cuff-like brackets for your feet, and so you can adjust to be sure they're snug enough that you don't slip out! (and not uncomfortable either).
120943
Yes you can but at a lower setting. Also the edge is certainly strong enough to support you feet. Enjoy.
1881935
Nope. :) But they can be lifted up so you can hide your feet or nose under them. :)
2040357
I guess you could. I'm not sure how you'd keep them in place given the size.
2240833
Yes, I think you could. I think it is easier to position onto an orthotic outside the shoe. I believe the adhesive would stick to about anything.
1583567
You should be able to wrap them tightly. I have fairly thin ankles and they work well for me.
384440
Sorry, not sure about high arches. I use them for plantar facitis, but do not have high arches.
2008989
There is good arch support; there is not what I would call metatarsal support, if you mean extra padding or contouring in metatarsal area.
909929
Probably not. I bought them for my daughter and they did not stay on her feet very long. Unfortunately, I cannot suggest you buy them for that reason.
2201078
I would suspect that they would not work. I found these to be very uncomfortable and putting more pressure on the center of the bottom of the heel. If you are addressing plantar fasciitis; I found the profoot inserts that support the heel and arch provided significant relief.
555136
I don't see why you couldn't, but I'd wear them over socks or pants if I was going to be running or jumping with them on, to minimize skin irritation
2170106
In my experience, I have not noticed a difference in arch support when using these in my shoes.
266467
They are bulky, so will make the shoes fit tighter and your foot sit higher (may cause foot to come out at heel). Also, the surface is a slippery synthetic that won't feel great with bare feet. Their real advantage is the rubber is a little denser than most overthecounter arch supports.
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If you wear arch supports in your running shoes, it would be worth trying in training. I have mixed some jogging in with my walking. Not a marathon but but they helped during and after.