Heel Spur with Arch J Bar comes in packs of five pairs. It's a special support device made to help people with heel spurs and similar foot problems feel better.
Intercept Heel Cushion sounds like a solution for addressing heel pain and Achilles problems. Its design seems focused on both shock absorption and providing support to alleviate irritation in the heel and Achilles tendon. By lifting the heel and shortening the Achilles tendon, it likely helps to reduce strain and discomfort in those areas. This could be especially beneficial for individuals who experience heel pain due to conditions like plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendinitis.
Intercept Heel Spur Pad is made to help with different levels of heel spurs, from minor to moderate. It has raised edges on the bottom that support the heel and help with walking by lifting the foot off the spur. The design also cushions the heel bone where the spur is located.
Luga Heel Spur Cushions with Removable Cavity has a removable cut-out that lets you place the painful spur directly into it. This helps to relieve pressure on the troublesome calcaneal spur, especially in severe cases. The cushion also helps distribute your body weight away from the sore spot. It's sold in pairs.
Motion Control Arch Support assists your foot's arch, preventing heel movement. It supports both sides of your foot's arch and has a heel cup. These features help with different foot pains. The top cover lets your foot breathe and absorbs sweat, keeping your skin comfortable. It's a ¾ length, so it fits most shoes over existing insoles. The bottom has an arch cavity, so it works even if your shoes already have some arch support. It's flexible and great for when you're active.
Novaped Insoles is three-quarters in length and has medium density. It fits well in any shoe and supports both the front and middle arches of your foot. It's made of a material called Multiforte, which is supportive but still comfortable. The heel cup keeps your foot steady, and the flat bottom prevents the insole from moving around too much in your shoe.