The Advanced Performance F3D Support insole is perfect for runners and walkers who overpronate, have low arched or flat feet. It combines 3mm of Anti-shock foam damping with stability and support. As a result, they are great for mildly, moderately, and severely over-pronating runners. In particular, who are recovering from injury, or want to reduce the chance of long-term injuries. F3D insole features: - 3mm Foam Damper dissipates up to 95% of the high frequency shockwaves. - PU (polyurethane) foam core provides comfort and support to the whole foot. - TPU (thermoplastic PU) brace provides arch support. - Full-length memory foam ‘+’ layers improve fit & comfort. - Full-length insole with shock absorption in the heel and forefoot. Insoles for flat feet If you have 'flat feet' then this really means your arch collapses and your foot overpronates. The Advanced F3D Support Insole is the one to choose for flat feet because it provides support for the arch as well as cushioning. Ultimate Performance Advanced Insoles Ultimate Performance Advanced Insoles are designed with the dynamics of running and walking in mind. The full-length insoles are made from a unique mix of materials specifically engineered for running. Offering both biomechanical support and shock absorption, a cushioned arch support and an anatomical contour known as a ‘Met Pad’ help spread the load on the forefoot. Helping the body to achieve a more ideal gait, and damping harmful high-frequency shockwaves can help to reduce pain not only in your feet, but also in ankles, shins, knees, hips, back and neck. They will also help to aid recovery time and help to reduce the risk of injuries reoccurring. These insoles are full length and replace the insoles in neutral or supportive running shoes. Which footwear are they suitable for? In addition to running, they are also suitable for other sport footwear (golf or tennis shoes, football and rugby boots etc) as long as the current insole is removable and there is enough space to accommodate the Advanced Insole. Ideal for running, all sports on hard surfaces, gym, hiking and everyday wear. How should I wear them? It is often advisable to wear them in gradually over the first couple of weeks to avoid muscle fatigue and to allow your body time to adapt to the improved gait and posture provided by the insole.
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