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PCSsole upgraded orthopedic insoles give you more comfortable support with more cushioning.
Ideal for:
Foot discomfort such as heel pain, arch pain, ankle pain, tired foot caused by plantar fasciitis, Supination, Overpronation, flat feet, low arches, high arches, heel spur, long time standing or walking.
Upgraded design for more comfort

These ergonomic design with a firm but flexible arch support can distribute pressure on the heel and forefoot, alleviate foot pain and improve balance and body posture alignment.
The U-shaped deep heel cup helps stabilize and balance the feet and maintain a neutral position. Gel pad on the heel distribute the pressure on the heel and provide more cushion when walking or running.
Double-layer cushioning, dense memory foam EVA base, can protect your feet during activities, relieve fatigue, and provide long-lasting shock absorption.
The surface of the polyester fabric can absorb sweat, keep the feet cool, reduce odor.
Designed for standard regular volume shoes with removable insoles.
TIPS
★The arch of the orthopedic insole is about 3.5 cm high. The thickness is 5mm.
★Please take out the old insole, and then put in the new insole to avoid being too thick.
clean with a brush, wash by hand and dry in natural air.
Our brand-PCSsole
PCSsole brand insoles are designed for flat feet, plantar fasciitis, pronation, supination, foot pain, heel pain, and other common foot problems. We have provided high-quality orthopedic insoles for 8 years and are committed to continuing to produce the best orthopedic insoles to alleviate foot problems. Now, we are producing more high-quality insoles to provide maximum cushioning and arch support to bring you comfort.

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Plantar Fasciitis, Flat Feet, Foot Pain, Heel Pain, Pronation

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Units	1 count
Brand	PCSsole
Format	Pad

PCSsole Orthotic Arch Support Shoe Inserts Insoles for Flat Feet,Feet Pain,Plantar Fasciitis,Insoles for Men and Women

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