Goofort Plantar Fasciitis Gel Insoles 3D Poron 👟
Description:
This gel insole from goofort eases foot discomfort with added cushioning and arch support for daily wear and sports. It combines a Poron comfort layer with Goofort 3D-Xpain technology to reduce impact and relieve conditions such as plantar fasciitis and heel spurs while remaining suitable for both men and women in work or active shoes.
Key Points
Designed to reduce shock and pressure on the foot, these insoles aim to lower fatigue during long periods of standing or walking. The raised arch profile provides extra support to the midfoot, which may help decrease strain on muscles and ligaments according to the manufacturer. Gel padding under the heel and forefoot adds comfort during movement, and the materials focus on impact absorption rather than rigid correction.
Technical Specifications
Name: goofort Plantar Fasciitis Gel Insoles
- Material: Poron comfort layer combined with Gel and Goofort 3D-Xpain technology
- Shock protection: Up to 7 times more impact absorption vs standard EVA, according to the manufacturer
- Targeted issues: plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, metatarsalgia, flat feet, overpronation
- Suitable for: Men and women, sports and work footwear
Benefits
These insoles offer progressive cushioning that spreads load across the sole, which can feel particularly useful after long shifts or intense training sessions. The arch support is designed to stabilise foot posture and reduce pulling on the plantar fascia. Poron material retains its shock-absorbing properties over time more effectively than some foams, which helps preserve comfort during repeated use.
Usage Recommendations
Trim the insole to fit your shoe following the internal guidelines, and place it under your existing footbed if you need to preserve shoe fit. Start by wearing them for short periods and increase wear time over several days to allow your feet to adapt. Consider that although these insoles help relieve symptoms, severe or persistent pain may require professional assessment.
