Maybe you've paid for custom orthotics. Maybe you've tried insole after insole. Most give you some cushion for a few days, then the arch flattens and the pain comes back. Here are the 3 things an insole needs to hold up.

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What you've probably tried
Feature
Regular insoles
Custom orthotics
Firm arch
Partial
Yes
Yes
Heel cup
No
Yes
Yes
Cushioning
Yes
No
Yes
Affordable
Yes
No
Yes
Verdict
Flattens
Over $1,000
All three

Three supports. One insole.

Most insoles do one job. The OrthoFlexx Tri Support System does three, with every step:

  • 1. Firm arch support that doesn't collapse under your weight.
  • 2. U-shaped heel cup that keeps your foot stable.
  • 3. Cushioning layers under the heel and the ball of the foot.

Each one handles a different reason your feet hurt.

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1. Firm arch support

Top: a regular insole. The arch collapses the moment you stand on it.

Bottom: a firm arch support. It holds its shape, up to 330 lbs / 150 kg.

Arch held up. Foot level. Less pressure on your heel and the ball of your foot.

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2. U-shaped heel cup

Top: no heel cup. The heel tips inward and the foot wobbles with every step.

Bottom: the U-shaped heel cup keeps your heel centered, so you're not wobbling around.

A stable heel means the arch support stays right where it should be.

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3. Cushioning layers

Firm doesn't have to mean hard.

A lot of firm arch supports feel stiff, with little padding under the heel. After a long day, that stiffness turns into soreness.

OrthoFlexx adds extra padding under the heel and the ball of the foot, to absorb impact and protect your joints.

Firm support underneath. Comfort on top.

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But does it actually work?

"These insoles have a very sturdy arch support that does not mushroom on a 300 lb. man like myself. So satisfied, I bought a second pair for my other shoes. These are better than the ones from my podiatrist."

John Stevens, US

"I'm 74 years old, 6'2" tall, and weigh 200 lbs, so I needed something that had the capability of holding up and not compressing. These have really helped!"

Ronald P., US

Rated 4.8/5 on Trustpilot from 1,200+ reviews.

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What the first two weeks feel like

  • Days 1 to 7: Your arch will feel it. That's the support working. Start with 2 to 4 hours a day.
  • Weeks 1 to 2: Most people wear them all day.
  • After that: People notice their knees, hips and back at the end of the day.

Not for you? The 30-day money-back guarantee covers you, worn or trimmed.

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Dr. Elizabeth Daughtry

"As an experienced podiatrist who also suffers from Plantar Fasciitis, I confidently recommend OrthoFlexx Max Arch Support insoles.
They provide excellent support, comfort, and meet all the qualities I seek when suggesting insoles to my patients."

Dr. Elizabeth Daughtry
DPM, D.ABFAS, FACFAS
Forbes Health Advisory Board Member

1,200+ reviews on

Three supports. Every step.

Support That Holds Up All Day.

Arch support, heel stability and cushioning in one insole, at a fraction of the price of custom orthotics.

  • Firm arch that holds up to 330 lbs / 150 kg
  • Designed to relieve foot, knee & back pain
  • Free shipping and a 30-day money-back guarantee
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