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Footdisc Cushioning Insoles: (blue) Shoes Footdisc Footdisc Cushioning Insoles: (Blue): Our Cushion Insoles are specifically designed for runners, joggers and cyclists who have high arched feet. The arch is predominately rigid and inflexible and lacks any inward rolling (pronation). This means the foot doesn't absorb any shock and transmits impact shock back up the body. This lack of motion (or opposite motion) is commonly known as supination. Supination has a negative effect on the body's ability to absorb shock and can lead to several injuries and pains, namely forefoot pain (Mortons Neuroma), heel pain (plantar fasciitis), calve pain, knee pain (Iliotibial Band Syndrome), lower back (flat back). Unlike other cushioning insoles footdisc helps the body's natural mechanics to cushion and absorb shock. The high arched 3DBS support system captures and redistributes impact forces across the whole foot. Review this product |
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Footdisc Support Insoles: (yellow) Shoes Footdisc Footdisc Support Insoles: (Yellow): Our Control Insoles are specifically designed for runners, joggers and cyclists who have normal arched feet (their feet will flatten (slightly) and roll inwards (slightly) when they run). The arch is flexible and rolls slightly inwards (commonly known as pronation) this motion increases as the intensity of the exercise increases. Pronation is the foot's way of helping to absorb impact shock, however injury can occur if pronation happens too quickly or excessively. The footdisc insoles 3DBS support system - the support for the arch, has been designed to capture the foot as it pronates and guide it towards 'normal' foot behaviour while increasing shock absorption and cushioning. Review this product |
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Footdisc Stability Insoles: (red) Shoes Footdisc Footdisc Stability Insoles: (Red): Our Stability Insoles are designed for runners, joggers and cyclists who have a Low to Flat Arched Foot. The foot (arch) is very flexible and has a tendency to roll inwards excessively (commonly known as pronation) this motion increases as the intensity increases. Over pronation has a negative effect on the body and can lead to several different injuries and pains, namely blisters, heel pain (Plantar Fasciitis), Toe Pain (Bunions),Shin Pain (Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome), Knee Pain (Patella tendonitis), Lower Back Pain. Review this product |
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