Pedag Holiday 3/4 Leather Ultra Light, Thin, Semi-Rigid Orthotic with Metatarsal Pad, and Heel Cushion, Tan, Men's 10

Description

Pedag Holiday Orthotic Arch Support Insole The Pedag Holiday Orthotic Arch Support Insole features a 3/4 length, semi rigid orthopedic design that helps prevent over pronation. The longitudinal arch support will provide a comfortable fit that will restore and maintain anatomically correct foot alignment and stability, while the metatarsal pad will help to restore and maintain proper forefoot positioning and comfort. They have a built in heel cushion to relieve pressure and absorb impact on the heel. Their very thin, ultra light design will fit comfortably in almost any shoe type, including high heels. They are constructed of a vegetable tanned sheepskin to allow the foot to breathe while absorbing moisture away. Product Features: Semi rigid orthotic arch support 3/4 length footbed Vegetable tanned sheepskin for a breathable, moisture wicking cover Metatarsal pad to prevent and relieve forefoot pain Orthopedic design restores and maintains proper foot alignment Stimulates and soothes tired, sore feet American Podiatric Medical Association Seal of Acceptance Arch Height: 20 mm Thickness at forefoot: 4.75 mm Thickness at heel: 3.25 mm Weight: 1 oz (Size 40 Women's 10/ Men's 7) Made in Germany Ideal For: Shoe type: Athletic, Boots, Casual, Dress, Fashion, Flats Activity type: Running Walking, Standing, Golf, Casual Arch type: All Arches Pain relief: Achilles Tendinitis, Arch Pain Arch Strain, Bunions, Flat Feet Fallen Arches, Metatarsalgia Forefoot Pain, Morton's Neuroma, Over Pronation, Plantar Fasciitis, Sesamoiditis, Shin Splints, Supination Item : PDG 179 Review: Great for Cowboy boots - I’m in between sizes on cowboy boots. Bought EE width for more toe room, but these keep the boots snug on the instep while allowing wiggle room in the toe box. Just ordered a second pair for another pair of boots. Super comfortable. Review: Sizing is incorrect for this product - I wear a 12-12.5 US Ladies and my foot measures 27.8 Centimeters. I always go by this if possible, when ordering shoes because it's the most accurate. The Pedag sizing is really off. I ordered a size 42 (12L U.S.) and they are 2 sizes too small. The size in CM on that pkg is 26 but the size in CM is not listed in the product description. I called customer support but they couldn't give me the CM measurement for any of their sizes. Also, U.S. 12 Ladies is not = to 9 Mens. It's at least a 10 Mens. The 44 fits me perfectly, but I'm not pleased that I had to pay to return them because of the product company's error. The dimensions listed in the product description are evidently the dimensions of the package. Not at all helpful. People need to know the dimension of the actual product! If you order these, make sure when you try them on that the heel, arch and metatarsal areas are fitting in the correct position. I didn't realize immediately that while my heel was in the right position, and the arch seemed to be in the correct position, when I viewed the graphic on the pkg., I realized that the metatarsal pad was about 1 1/2" short of where it should be. As far as wear, I really like the Holiday. I can wear them in sandals or in shoes and they are comfortable for my moderate, over-pronation(heels and arches fall inward). I have a pair of podiatrist made inserts and they are the same as the Holiday as far as arch correction. The Holiday however, adds the much needed pad under the heel and metatarsal. Other than the over-pronation, my only problem is a moderate sized bunion and some arthritis in the big toe joint. The Holiday raises my arch enough that I land in the middle of the ball of my feet instead of the large toe area. I also don't have any problem wearing them for a long time from day 1, but then I didn't have a problem with my podiatrist made either. My physical therapist recommended to use a tennis ball and roll it under your foot while watching tv or reading, for short periods, to get used to arch supports, but I didn't need to. Also, if they fit well but are painful for you, try wearing them for 10 minutes at a time and gradually increase that time.