Cadence Low Arch
Description
Description
Cadence Original Orange insoles were designed by a physical therapist to provide the elusive combination of semi-rigid support with greater shock-absorbing comfort.
These orthotics support the foot while offering true comfort and reducing stress and fatigue in your feet, knees, hips, and back. The orthotic-grade stabilizing shell provides semi-rigid arch support, while the exceptionally comfortable cushion in the heel can help relieve stress and pain.
The Cadence Low Arch is designed for individuals seeking a thin replacement insole (5mm from heel to toe) with a low arch profile, mild to moderate support, and the trademark Cadence comfort under the heel and forefoot.
- Foot types: Low Arch, Medium Arch
- Thin, low-profile design.
- Made with proprietary foam that conforms to your foot and provides superior shock-absorbing comfort.
- Thin 5mm foam cushion from heel to toe.
- The unique heel “comfort zone” protects the heel at impact without compromising support or stability. The heel cup improves pressure distribution, shock absorption, and foot alignment with every step.
- Added support and comfort enhance the fit of your shoes, helping to maximize energy transfer, pressure distribution, and balance.
- Antimicrobial, low-friction CoolMax top cover provides moisture control and odor protection.
- The small size range per insole allows for a more optimal fit. Trim to fit as needed.
People with foot deformities, chronic foot pain, leg length discrepancies, or circulatory conditions should consult a medical professional before use.Cadence® No Risk Guarantee: If, for any reason, you are not satisfied, you can return them within 60 days of purchase for a full refund or exchange.
Additional Details:
Good for these Activities: Aerobic Exercise, Baseball, Basketball, Biking, Construction, Crossfit, Golfing, Hiking, Hospital, Pickleball, Restaurant, Retail, Running, Service/Work, standing, Teacher, Tennis, Tours, trail running, Walking
Good for these Conditions: Achilles Tendonitis, ankle pain, Instability, arch pain, Arches (Flat/Low), Arches (Medium), Back Pain, heel bursitis, Heel Pain, hip pain, it band syndrome, Knee Pain, leg length discrepancy, low arches, Over Pronation, overpronation, Plantar Fasciitis, pronation, runners knee, Sciatica, Shin Splints
Length: Full Length
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Questions & Answers
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I have new balance size 12, 2E, what size should I get?
Size G (Men's 11-12) should work well for you.
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I have balance issues. Do you have anything for that?
At times insoles can help with balance issues. It is important to pick the correct insole for your arch height. If you have a low arch, the Cadence Low Arch insole is very good for support and helping with alignment.
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My street shoe size is 10D; my Brooks running shoe is 11D; what size Cadence insole should I purchase?
If your regular shoe size is a men's 10D then you will want Cadence size F. If it is a women's 10D you will want a Cadence size E. It is normal to need to size Brooks running shoes up just a bit so these sizes should fit properly.
