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Old 07-13-2009, 11:12 AM #36
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I know I have an orthdic too... I had to take the insole that was already in the shoe out to use it... and then it worked fine... but my feet were so sensitive that I decided I'd rather deal with the slight pain in my legs/hip/back and not use the orthodic and use the inserts that came with the shoes instead. (I needed softness more than anything. And I admit it- I have a flat foot- so the art thing it a mystery to me, however i have a very thick foot, so it takes up a lot more room than is expected in shoes.
Softness is most important to me as well. I have orthodics the POD made me but they are to stiff and cause me much pain. I finally found these after trying all kinds. The process took years.

http://www.alimed.com/Alimed/product...,17619,259.htm

They are really soft but only last about six months.

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