Ortho-soles

[Praha4]

I've been using the green Superfeet inserts for hiking, but now I've been reading some good things about the Orthosoles. Anyone tried them yet? Recommendations?

[Lellers]

Just ordered a pair and expect them today or tomorrow. Will try them out on a Lehigh Gap day hike and post my thoughts.

[Cool AT Breeze]

I use them and highly recomednd them.

[Lellers]

Mine arrived this morning. Wore them in my trail runners for a short 3 mile walk around the neighborhood. They feel great, but I've changed out the arch supports, and will tinker with them a little bit to get the fit just the way I like them. So far, so good. Definitely comfortable.

[Tuney]

I'm using the Dr. Scholl's custom fit orthotics in my trail runners. I like them so well, I have 2 pairs, and use them in all my shoes.

[Elder]

I'm using the Dr. Scholl's custom fit orthotics in my trail runners. I like them so well, I have 2 pairs, and use them in all my shoes.
They are the same price (Wally World $49.96) as Orthosoles ($49.95) with out the adjustability, or the technology.
I see you are in Cleveland. Come up to Neels gap/ Mtn. Crossing and try on some.
The Drs. are good for standing, especially on cement, but the snapshot the machine takes, is not your foot in motion.

[Lellers]

I'm really liking my orthosoles, but in tweaking the fit to perfection, I'm finding that I'm actually more comfortable with a light arch support on my left foot and a medium on my right foot. Is it okay to have different supports on each foot, or will I end up with foot pain after a while?

[Cool AT Breeze]

Your feet are different. What ever works is right.

[Elder]

Your feet are different. What ever works is right.
Yeah, yeah, what he said!
They are made so you adjust them for your individual feet.
Carry the adjustments (for a while) so you can change if needed, or if you switch shoes.