Description
Spenco Polysorb Walker Runner Insoles are specifically designed with the high-impact athlete in mind.
From walking to running, the Spenco Walker/Runner insole provides superior comfort and support to your feet to prevent fatigue or injury. Designed with the active user in mind, these insoles cradle your feet with targeted cushioning that improves your athletic performance and prolongs the life of your shoes
The Spenco Walker/Runner features premium metatarsal support that can aid in relief from neuromas, metatarsalgia, and ball of foot pain. Extra cushioning in the heel and forefoot provides superior comfort and support as well. Ideal for walking, running, training and sports.
- Full-length cushioned arch support.
- Best for medium arches, high arches, and flexible feet
- Designed to add cushion and light arch support to shoes with a removable insert
- Light Polysorb foam heel cupping and contoured arch support
- SpenCore forefoot cushion and heel strike pad
- Low friction antimicrobial topcloth helps prevent blisters and reduce odors
- Trimmable to fit your shoes
- For half sizes, order the next size down. (For example, if you normally wear size 10.5, order a size 10.)
Care instructions:
Caring for your Spenco Walker/Runner insoles is easy! Simply hand wash and air dry.Additional Details:
Good for these Activities: Hiking, Running, Service/Work, standing, trail running, Walking
Good for these Conditions: ankle pain, arch pain, Arches (Flat/Low), Arches (Medium), heel bursitis, hip pain
Length: Full Length
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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my son wears a size 14 4E what size would he need
He would need a size 6 (Men's 14-15). If it is at all too long for his shoe the end can be trimmed easily.
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My size is 6 1/2. What size do I order?
If you are looking for size 6.5 in the women's we recommend ordering size 1 in the Spenco.
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I wear a 5 1/2 shoe - what size do I order and are they adjustable for shoe size
For a women's size 5 1/2 you will want to order a size 1. If it is too long for the shoe it can be trimmed. If the shoe has an existing liner, make sure to remove it before placing the insole so that the shoe will still fit properly.
