Viva Sport - Cushy Orthotic for Activities

I bought these to fit in my travel shoes. I like them so much, I have another pair to wear in my running shoes. My current travel shoes are Merrell "Dassie Buckle" - Black. The insoles in those shoes are not very good & would not provide enough arch, cushion & heel support for long days (I average 13 miles per day when I am travelling). I have a small bunion on one foot so I like the extra width in this shoe. I ordered the size 8M (38.5 EU) shoe & the 38 in this Pedag. The 38 Pedag insole was too small but it fits perfectly in my running shoe. I ordered the 39 Pedag & it fits in this Merrell. This was the perfect combination shoe for all day sightseeing. These insoles have plenty of arch support & cushion. I need extra cushion in my forefoot & these work really well. They keep my foot at the proper alignment in my shoe so my legs & feet feel good all day! And they are washable. I just throw them in the wash & hang dry. Pull the insole out of your shoe at the end of the day so they can dry out. Feet sweat more than you think. Merrell Women's Dassie Buckle Slip-On Shoe,Black,10 M US I ordered Size 8M.

True to size for Women US 7. Using these makes a noticeable difference, making my old shoes more comfortable to walk in. We'll see how they perform in the long term.

True to fit, comfortable, medium arch support with mets pads. Best part, not bulky inside running or trail running shoes.

I have quite a collection of orthotic insoles due to the need for more arch support, metatarsal support, and plantar fasciitis where the standard insoles any shoe comes with is very inadequate. I love the Pedag Viva Sport but I also like Pedag Viva leather, Pedag Viva Winter, the PowerStep Protech Control Pro, and the New Balance Motion Control. The Powerstep is the best choice for people that need a rigid arch but has limited cushioning. The New Balance is by far the best for added cushioning and shock control but is too thick for many shoes but are in all my sneakers. The Pedag Viva leather is super thin so can fit in shoes where others wont work but still provides quality semi rigid support. The Pedag Viva winter is ideal for insulated boots, skates, ski boots, winter cycling, or to add warmth to any shoe as it is also very thin but little cushioning. The Pedag Viva Sport is really in the middle of these features where it is fairly thin, provides decent cushioning, and adequate arch and metatarsal support. They also are very comfortable where you don't notice them over the OEM insoles other than the additional support.. Note that these work for many more situations than just sports as they are superb for casual wear and even dress shoes if they fit in. I also like Superfeet for edge control in ski boots but their metatarsal support does not work for me for long term use and they have almost no cushioning to aid walking or hiking. Also, for bicycling, the Specialized insoles are also excellent and can be used for other applications plus you can get them in 3 levels of arch support. Oh, and the Viva insoles cost much less than other quality insoles so are extreme values and tghey wear well too. Being winter presently, I mostly use my Goretex sneakers and boots right now with the Viva WInter insoles in them. My feet never get cold and I don't over sweat either.

When I began experiencing pain in the ball of my foot I went to my podiatrist. He recommended I forgo custom orthotics and I try these. The day I got them, I ordered two more pairs. That's how much relief I got.

I buy these giant things for my 22 year old son. I like them because they make a drastic difference in the way he walks. He doesn’t even notice but I do! He has flat feet and when he doesn’t use the insoles his feet turn outward when he walks and when he uses them his feet stay straight and he has giant size 14 feet. I always buy them for him.

This is a good shoe insert, but it is not great. The overall profile of this insert is too thick to use in running shoes, as it raises you up in your running shoes too much. The end result is shoes that fit too tightly due to the volume of this insert. However, I am able to use this insert comfortably in my hiking boots.

I developed a mysterious metatarsal problem (kind of a collapsed transverse arch, probably the result of a bunyan structure with that foot, rather than a specific injury), so that the ball of my foot really hurt when I walked--a small hard permanent blister that felt like a sharp rock. I am fairly fit and like to walk every day for exercise, so this problem was very disturbing. I first tried various supermarket shoe inserts (not cheap by the way) which did absolutely nothing. I was reluctant to consult a podiatrist since my health insurance is mediocre, so I spent some time researching what was available and found my way to the Pedag website, which impressed me--though I was still skeptical whether these inserts would make any difference. The good news is that they really have helped a lot. (They are also comfortable.) I put them into my athletic shoes and experienced immediate relief:I went from hobbling to able to resume my walks. Highly recommended and worth the price. The only disadvantage is that being raised slightly in my shoes my toes chafe a little against my shoes. I suppose I could tear out the lining of the shoe and this would probably be fine, but I haven't done this yet.

Prescritte dall’ortopedico dopo un delicato intervento al piede. Mi trovo bene. A lungo andare la mia postura è migliorata e a volte non le uso. Per inserirle nelle scarpe a volte è necessario togliere la soletta originale della scarpa perché anche se sottili possono togliere una taglia

Bon

Muy buena plantilla para la fascitis plantar

Je n’ai pas reçu la bonne Grandeur

Very effective and comfortable. Took a few runs to get used to the support in the insole, particularly the metatarsal pad, but once run-in, they feel absolutely great. Loads of support along the heel and cushioning with no PF pain at all. Will buy again.