Dr. Scholl's Stability Support Insoles - Men's Shoe Size 8-14 - 1 Pair

Dr. Scholl’s® Stabilizing Support Insoles are designed for those with flat feet, weak low arches, misalignment, poor posture and balance. They help improve stability, balance & posture all-day, so you can move more easily throughout the day. If you have low arches or flat feet, you may also overpronate - that causes your foot to roll inward, especially while walking. This overpronation may cause pain in your foot and ankle, and after time that pain can travel up to your knees and lower back. Experience comfort and support immediately with the Stabilizing shell that cradles your arch and heel, providing stability and motion control. This helps maintain ankle alignment & limit excess stress on feet, ankles, joints, and tendons. Hello to support & relief - everyday! How To Use- Your shoe’s current insoles may be removeable, if they are take them out FIRST. Place the removeable insoles against the back of your Dr. Scholl’s® insole and trim to match the old insole size. If your shoes’ insoles aren’t removeable, cut to your shoe size using the trim guide found on the bottom of your insole near the toes. Place insoles in your shoes’ toes first with the cloth side UP. Ensure the insole heel rests firmly in the heel of your shoe. Recommend replacing insoles every six (6) months or at first sign of wear. Why It Works- If you have flat feet, you may also pronate - meaning that causes your foot to roll inward a bit more than most, especially while walking. This overpronation may lead to pain in your foot and ankle, and after time pain in your knees and lower back. Dr. Scholl’s® Stability Support Insoles improve stability, balance & posture so you can move more easily throughout the day. They are designed with flexible, but durable supports that work to maintain proper ankle alignment to reduce stress on the lower body and provide motion control. These insoles help to support your arches, distribute foot pressure, absorb impact evenly, and provide comfort when and where you need it.