Good Feet Arch Supports Relieve Foot Heel Knee Arch & Back Pain & Get you Back on Your Feet again!

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Arch Supports Help You Get Back on Your Feet (Comfortably) Again

Your feet have a tough job. They support your weight, act as shock absorbers when you walk and run and are responsible for keeping the rest of your body aligned properly. If you’re overweight or have fallen arches or flat feet, you can be in a lot of pain after doing just a little amount of activity.

Enter arch supports. These little devices slip into your shoes and support all 4 arches in your feet (Yes, you actually have four, not one as most people think).
The arch supports support your feet, increasing the stability and comfort, as well as help your body become better aligned the way it was intended to be.

Pretty amazing really, that something that seems so simple can give so much relief, so quickly. Arch supports come in many shapes and sizes, designed to maximize the support needed based on your lifestyle, feet and the shoes you wear. Because of this, it is very important that you get your arch supports fit personally. Fight the urge to save a few bucks on over the counter inserts at drugstores and on the Internet. Buying arch supports that aren’t personally fit to you can actually cause you more pain instead of help.

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I stated earlier that you actually have four arches. Here is an explanation of what they are called, where they are located and the purpose of each arch:

Inner (medial) Longitudinal Arch:

This Arch runs along the inside of your foot from the ball of your foot to your heel. The Inner Longitudinal Arch is the most important arch when being sized for arch supports because this arch is as individual as you are! Your Inner Longitudinal Arch is unique in length and height. This is one of the primary reasons that your feet need personal sizing when choosing an arch support. The inner arch is flexible.

Outer (lateral) Longitudinal Arch : The Outer Longitudinal Arch is the arch that runs along the outside of your foot. This arch is rigid and stabilizes the foot when you bear weight.

Transverse Arch : The Transverse Arch is situated across your heel behind your in-step. Since it's inside your foot it's the only arch that you cannot see. When you step, this arch is the first arch to make contact with the ground, thus, it acts as your body's primary shock absorber.

Metatarsal Arch : This arch is formed by the five metatarsal heads across the ball of your foot and is supported by a combination of muscles and ligaments. It acts much like your hand does.

As you can imagine, each person’s arches are different and therefore must be fitted personally for arch supports.

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