Powerstep Pulse Performance Insole, Running Shoe Insert, Plantar Fasciitis and Neutral Arch Support, Orange/Orange, Men’s 12-13

Designed by runners, for runners – The PowerStep® PULSE® line of shoe insoles were designed specifically for use in advanced running shoes during rigorous athletic activity.Our entire line of PULSE® insoles provide the perfect blend of stability and cushioning during athletic activity to simultaneously increase comfort, help reduce fatigue and improve the efficiency of your stride. By combining the proven PowerStep® arch shape with built-in neutral arch support shell, a stabilized heel cradle for improved and proper alignment, top cover that helps control heat and friction with the soft, resilient use of energy activating PORON®, all our PULSE® insoles reduce stress on the feet, ankles, joints, and tendons but each line also offers their own unique benefits as well. PULSE® Performance – These are a great choice for those with neutral arches who are looking for a little extra support while running. Neutral arches tend to naturally pronate, which is when the feet and ankles roll slightly inward, placing pressure on the bigger toes and inside of the foot, causing mild to moderate pronation. Mild to moderate pronation which can cause: Plantar Fasciitis; Achilles Tendonitis; arch, heel, ankle, knee, hip & back pain; shin splints, bunions, heel spurs, hammer & claw toes, and calluses & corns. PULSE® Maxx – All the same benefits of PULSE® Performance but with a firmer orthotic arch support shell and an angled heel platform which allows for greater correction and alignment. These are more beneficial for those who tend to have arch and foot pain caused by common foot conditions related to overpronation. Overpronation can cause: Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis, Metatarsalgia, Morton’s Neuroma, arch, heel, ankle, knee, hip & back pain, shin splints, bunions, heel spurs, hammer & claw toes, calluses & corns. ◈SPECIAL NOTE◈ First time PowerStep® users may need a transition period of wearing insoles only a few hours a day until feet are accustomed to all day support and stability.