Ive wore these green superfeet in my shoes since I was 11 or

>>16929094
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>>16929094
Are these better than the Dr. Scholl's ones (I think around $11?)

Honestly I think it's worth it to keep wearing them, unless you find a similar product but better quality and lower price. Being on your feet all day takes a toll.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Air-Cushion-Insoles-Pillowed-Comfort-For-Men-Size-8-12-1-Ea/48319663

>50 bucks
kek

>>16929244
Ive had them forever, im not even sure what they really do. My 6th grade teacher told my mom I have flat feet she could tell so I got them, and ive bought the same pair a bunch ever since, but my foot is used to it, so anythign without it feels like apillow so soft and nice. I just wasnt sure if I should keep wearing them or if I dont need them anymore and id be better off without them. How can i even tell? Would i be able to tell from one day of use?

>My 6th grade teacher told my mom I have flat feet she could tell so I got them, and I've bought the same pair a bunch ever since, but my foot is used to it, so anything without it feels like a pillow so soft and nice.
you're killing me. I fell down laughing and also it makes me really sad. "like a pillow so soft and nice" you should never wear those things again. don't wear them tomorrow and don't wear them ever again. your 6th grade teacher was not a podiatrist and what happened to you constitutes child abuse.

>>16929284
Not one day of use, but a few days of use, probably. I'd take >>16929344's advice and see an actual podiatrist first. It should be about what's healthy for your feet and building up tendon/muscle strength, not necessarily what's most comfortable.

>>16929344
Well listen, she was right because my mom took me to the pediatrist. I did have flat feet, but that was 6th grade and I am 22 now. So I dont know if it should continue or not. I am afraid of nor wearing them because ive literally worn them as long as I can remember. I cant go back to a pediatrist because I have no insurance for another 3 months lol

>>16929094
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Why would I buy super feet? Was that just a meme from pediatrics?

OP, just check if you have flat feet yourself.

http://www.runnersworld.com/running-shoes/the-wet-test

If you do, then get more comfortable insoles with arch support. If you don't have foot problems, don't bother wearing insoles.

Try going without them for a few weeks. Your feet should adjust. I have fallen arches (identified by a podiatrist) and I hate my custom orthotics. Anytime I get new shoes my feet hurt for about a week then I'm fine. Shoes with sufficient arch support (hiking boots for me) never hurt.

See a fucking doctor.

>>16930127

Here are the two inserts. Black in the new shoe green I'm the old. They are a bit worn I see

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>>16930915
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>>16929094
If you do go to the doc and you are in the US-
-Write down all the foot symptoms you have so they are fresh in your memory
-Get a cash price and a quote from insurance, sometimes it ends up being cheaper because of how much doctors offices can rip off insurance companies... and you're the one who is left with the remainder
-Get a FULL estimate in writing before ordering any orthodics, I'm not joking. Say "I will not order unless I have a full estimate in writing" if they try to jerk you around like they have in my experiences.
Medical facilities are full of people wanting to make money off of you, whether it's a hospital or a small practice.
I got ripped the fuck off a few years back and they charged me $500 for ONE orthodic for a torn tendon. We had to contest with our insurance company and it took over a year for them to settle.

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>>16930926
P2