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Superfeet insoles enhance running performance and provide unmatched support and comfort for runners, athletes, and fitness enthusiasts. Originating in 1977 as the Sports Medicine Division of Northwest Podiatric Laboratory, Superfeet has leveraged biometric data, cutting-edge technology, and innovative materials to create insoles that adapt the flat surface inside shoes to the contours of the feet. These orthotics redistribute forces, reducing stress and strain on the entire body, and helping to prevent common injuries like plantar fasciitis by providing firm support and stabilizing the foot. The patented Encapsulating Stabilizer System (ESS) cradles the entire foot, offering superior support and stability. This technology transforms the standard flat liners into premium, supportive bucket seats that protect the body from the harsh effects of hard surfaces.
Superfeet provides a solution for all foot types—whether high arches, neutral arches, or flat feet—ensuring there's an ideal insole to match every individual's footwear, foot type, and activity level. One of the most popular options is the Superfeet Green insoles, all-purpose support high-arch inserts. However, at RunUnited, you'll also find other options. Shop for Superfeet running insoles that helping to prevent injuries and improve performance today.
Superfeet insoles help alleviate foot pain by providing firm support and stabilizing the foot. Their patented Encapsulating Stabilizer System (ESS) cradles your foot, helping to reduce overpronation, relieve pressure on the plantar fascia, and distribute forces more evenly, which can alleviate discomfort from conditions like plantar fasciitis.
Superfeet insoles are versatile and can be used in a variety of shoes, including running shoes, athletic shoes, work boots, casual shoes, and even some dress shoes. However, it's important to ensure that the insole fits properly in your chosen footwear for optimal comfort and support.
The lifespan of Superfeet insoles depends on the intensity and frequency of use, but generally, they are designed to last for approximately 500 miles or 12 months of regular use, whichever comes first. Regular inspection and replacement are recommended to ensure continued support and comfort.
