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has anyone used these
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Hi there, I havent tried them but I have just been on the website and really like the look of them. Have you bought some? if so, please let me know how you get on with them.
Hi i have and do use these they are comfortable just not for a long time they tend to cut in abit but are worth it saving on ankle twists etc.
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My daughter wore them for a couple of years and found them excellent. Theyre great for mild instability, mild foot-drop, but not for more significant weakness. They're a good starting point for orthotics, before moving on, in the future, to something more "beefy".
Karen
Hi
These look great and alot less cumbersome than the ones I have been provided with.
Did they fit inside ordinary shoes?
More or less!! You might need to go slightly wider, but shouldn't need longer, as they are very inconspicuous. Like any orthotics, it's always a matter of trial and error, when it comes to shoes.
They certainly work best in lace-up shoes or trainers. But what is nice about them, is that you can actually walk barefoot in them too - there isn't an awful lot under the feet, other than fabric.
Hi, I would like to know more about these. They look good. Thank you.
Just bought these,will keep an update hopefully will assist me from looking like a reject from river dance
well bought this and after a few weeks I can report that there are extremely useful and have help with the instability
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