Does these sneakers support a high arch?
399022
Although the arch elevation is not a large one, it does exist. At this price, however, you could always buy an insert if necessary.
399023
Yes. However, depending on how high your arch is, you may also want to use an insert. I purchased the shoes because I need arch support beyond what I normally get in some running shoes.
399024
I believe I have a slightly high arch and in the past these shoes had been very comfortable. I am still wearing the old ones which are a size 8 1/2 med. I did put insoles in them, because it was more comfortable for me. I found the new shoes to be a little snug and the left foot hurt when I tried them on so I returned them for that reason.
399025
The arch is the best I've found as far as height, but unfortunately for me/my size, the arch was about 1/4 of an inch too far back and therefore hit my heel instead of my arch. I had to return them for that reason. I wear a 10 wide, so ordered an 11. The most comfy shoe yet except for the positioning of the arch. Maybe your size would be fine. It's worth a try since its such a comfy shoe with a high arch.
706052
No, the material is thick and fits snug for bracing but no extra support in arch.
1387386
Yes. They work for my wife's heels although she doesn't wear high spikes. Works for flats fine.
3828
yes. these have just a "bootie" foot - the wearer will need a boot to wear these.
2141825
This will benefit you for that purpose because it has three levels of arch. It come with two arch support trigger point and the flat.. I love this thing and for the price you cant beat that. Hope this could help you.
1536681
They should work. Since it is partial coverage. The only concern may be where you arch would line up.
1206536
I am not sure, but it is a very tight support, which is what you want, but I don't know if you would have trouble pulling them onto your arch
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.
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.
2198124
I am not sure if these have a lower profile, but I have a low arch and they are very comfortable for me. I am not sure about the thinness either but my Dr told me that I should take any insoles that are already in the shoe out before I put these in.
1676208
Yes! I've noticed that they do. They are fairly short, but they seem to support all the books I've tried them on well.
2245530
Yes but probably not big enough if you have a large foot and they are bulky athletic shoes.
1599251
not sure.they look standard no risers, but not sure since I am a layman in these matters .
1208727
My husband wears a size 10.5 to 11 and I purchased him the size G. They come with three different sized arch supports; low, medium, and high. Hope that helps!
2170105
They do follow the natural arch in the shoe, and have an arch in them....I find they feel natural to my arch.
527591
No they don't I added those running arch supports, which made them much more comfortable.
872969
Mine do. I even had room to put in an extra-support-y arch insole. I've worn them with some pretty chunky wool socks and had no problems.