Ultra Arch
Description
Description
Previously New Balance Ultra Support 3810 Insole. 10 Seconds® Ultra Arch is the perfect insole for those with a high arch or a structured, rigid foot. It is a cushioned insole that support the foot while adding shock absorption. The metatarsal support distributes pressure and can help provide relief from Morton’s neuroma and metatarsalgia. The heel pad assists in preventing or relieving plantar fasciitis, heel pain, and Achilles tendonitis. This orthotic has also been known as the New Balance Ultra Arch Support and the New Balance Supportive Cushioning Insole. New Balance Insoles fit in most athletic, casual, and hiking shoes that come with removable footbeds. The insoles are designed to be used all day, every day, for standing, running, or any sport.
• Foot types: High Arch, Medium Arch, Flexible Foot
• Abzorb foot strike pads in the heel and forefoot provide maximum shock absorption
• Carbon fiber external heel and arch support allow for a lighter weight insole with increased strength and superior shock attenuation
• Extra deep heel cup helps to cushion the foot naturally
• Metatarsal support distributes pressure and can help prevent or provide relief from Plantar Fasciitis, Morton’s neuroma, and metatarsalgia
• Anti-blister and biostatic antimicrobial top cover help to fight blisters and allows for cooler, dryer feet
• Biostatic antimicrobial top cover helps to fight odors
• PVC and latex free
• Previously the New Balance Ultra Arch Insole, New Balance Supportive Cushioning Insole, and New Balance Ultra Support 3810 Insole
• Color: Orange and black top cover with orange and teal bottom. Previous color: blue top cover with gray, orange, and black bottom
Additional Details:
Good for these Activities: Aerobic Exercise, Basketball, Biking, Crossfit, Hiking, Pickleball, Running, Service/Work, standing, Tennis, trail running, Walking
Good for these Conditions: Achilles Tendonitis, ankle pain, arch pain, Arches (High), Arches (Medium), Back Pain, Ball of Foot Pain, bunions, Claw Toes, gout, heel bursitis, Heel Pain, heel spurs, high arches, hip pain, it band syndrome, Knee Pain, Metatarsalgia, Mortons Toe, Neuroma, Over Supination, overpronation, Plantar Fasciitis, runners knee, Sesamoiditis, Shin Splints, supination, Turf Toe
Length: Full Length
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Questions & Answers
Have a Question?
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Can Ultra ARCH iNSOLES be used in water sports? I play water volleyball in a pool.
The insoles are not waterproof and will absorb moisture. If you use them in the pool you will want to make sure to let them thoroughly dry in between each use.
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which is better for mortons neuroma, metatarsal pain with accompying planter faschitis the motion green or the ultr orange. thank u.
They are both excellent insoles for metatarsal pain and plantar fasciities. If you have a high arch we recommend the Ten Seconds Ultra Arch. If you have a medium to low arch we recemmend the Ten Seconds Motion Control.
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Are are they good for long periods of standing
Yes these are great for adding comfort and support to your shoes during long periods of standing. The Ultra Arch insole is one of the top choices for people with high arches.
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Are these good for wide width shoes?
Yes these should work well in a wide width shoe.
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Should I order one size up of the 10 Second Ultra Arch for a wide foot?
At times you can order a size up, however with the Ultra Arch insoles we generally recommend ordering the same size as your foot to insure proper metatarsal placement. The insole will usually fit properly into a wide shoe as well as a regular width shoe.
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I wear a hiking boot with a wide toe box (not a wide shoe size) and have a med-high arch, so I need an orthotic that will fill out the toe box. How wide is your toe in a women's 6.5?
The widest width of the forefoot on the Ultra Arch is 3.5 "
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What is the height of the arch?
The highest part of the arch is 1 3/8" when there is no weight on the insole. It will compress slightly when weight is put on it.
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How can you tell you need to replace the insoles due to wear
Insoles generally last between 6-12 months depending on how much they are used and the materials they are made out of. If you notice that they do not feel as supportive as they once did, it is time to replace them. It is usually best to replace your insoles when you replace your shoes.
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Are these ESD inserts
No they are not.
