Goofort Arch Support Gel Insoles 3D Orthotic 👟
Description:
This pair of gel insoles from goofort combines cushioning and arch support to reduce foot pain during daily activities and extended standing. The design uses Poron comfort pads together with Goofort 3D-Xpain technology to increase shock absorption and relieve symptoms such as plantar fasciitis, heel spurs and metatarsalgia.
Key Points
These insoles include a gel layer and a specialised Poron material that, according to the manufacturer, offers up to seven times more shock protection than common EVA. The raised arch support aims to redistribute pressure across the sole, which can reduce muscle and ligament strain during walking or when wearing work shoes. They are presented as a unisex solution, suitable for both men and women who need extra cushioning and structural support.
Technical Specifications
Name: goofort Arch Support Gel Insoles
- Material: Poron comfort pads combined with gel cushioning.
- Technologies: Goofort 3D-Xpain and Poron shock-absorbing material.
- Intended conditions: plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, metatarsalgia, flat feet and overpronation.
- Fit: Trim-to-fit insoles for various shoe sizes according to the product guidelines.
Benefits
The gel padding provides instant comfort under the heel and forefoot, reducing the immediate sensation of impact when walking on hard surfaces. The combination of Poron and 3D-Xpain is designed to limit repetitive stress, which may lead to less fatigue over a long day on your feet. Additionally, the arch support helps maintain a more neutral foot posture without being overly rigid, allowing for comfortable use in a range of casual and work footwear. Note that individual results vary and relief depends on correct fit and consistent use.
Usage Recommendations
To get the most from these insoles, trim them carefully to match the internal shape of your shoes and replace factory insoles as needed. Start by using them for short periods to allow your feet to adapt, then increase wear time as comfort improves. For severe or persistent pain, consider consulting a healthcare professional, particularly if you have complex foot conditions or require prescription orthotics.
