Arch Support Sleeves for Plantar Fasciitis Relief, Adjustable Compression Bands with Removable Arch Support Pads for Fallen Arches, High Arch, Flat Feet

Pleasantly surprised by these! They are minimalistic and actually do the job without being too bulky! so much better than a pair of insoles as you can easily move these from shoe to shoe since they are on your foot!

Should be careful when wearing this at home because it is slippery so should wear it with indoor footwear and sport shoes when outdoors please.

I tried a bunch of different inserts to help my plantar fasciitis and these were the only ones that I found were supportive without causing other pain in my foot (other ones were too firm, uncomfortably shaped, or caused an ache in the top of my foot). I wear it while working (on my feet) and even wore it on vacation, walking all day, and they were a great help. They are not a remedy for plantar fasciitis but they were a great aid while I waited for the strengthening/stretching exercises to do the real work of eliminating it.

I work from home and most of the day I wear slippers around the house. I was looking for slippers with arch support, but then most of them looked heavy and bulky like a shoe. I decided to give these straps a try. I have what I'd think is average arches and I use the lower pads. I strap them on and then put on my slipper. I swear that I have less aches and pains when I wear these. Just helps the foot be supported better. It could all be in my head though. Definitely worth a try! The reason not 5 stars is I'm not sure how long they'll last. They are wipable/rinseable, but even then... Either way though, I'd probably buy them again.

As many of you, I got Planters Faciitis and was searching for answers. After stretches, cold packs, visits to a podiatrist, physician therapy and cortisone shots I finally found something that worked. These pads are nice because the support pad can actually be adjusted toward the heel of your foot. The thicker pad worked well for me. As far as the reviews saying they slip around, I had absolutely no problem . All I can think is that they may have placed the side with the indentations facing the pad. I put them facing my foot. Maybe that’s it. Anyway no problem. I also use two items that can be purchased on Amazon although I was sold them at a shoe store by a clerk who actually knew what she was talking about. The first is “Stable Tarc” insoles, and the second was Hoka Ahahi 7 (model, not size) shoes. Both of these items are made for “PF” and the Hoka Arahi 7’s are actually a stability shoe made for people specifically with Plantar Faciitis! Anyway all can be purchased her and never mind the lack of reviews for the inserts, just get them, they are what you need! That’s what the clerk told me and I now have three pairs. Hope all this helps.