Samurai Insoles Ninjas Plantar Fasciitis Relief Insoles - Podiatrist Designed, Orthotic Lab Made in The USA Arch Support Shoe Insert for Mens 16-16.5 or Womens 18-18.5 - 47

• UPC   851832006308
• FOCUSED RELIEF: Samurai Insoles Ninjas are all about that arch. They go after the real cause of plantar fasciitis, heel pain, shin splints, neuromas, tendonitis, and more. Forget cushiony gimmicks - Ninjas provide the solid, springy support that tackles pain at its core. Imagine the relief you'll feel when you finally address the root of your discomfort. EASY UPGRADE: Transform your shoes with removable insoles into lean, mean, comfort machines. Just slide Ninjas 3/4 length orthotic inserts under your current insoles and feel the difference. No hassle, no fuss. ORTHOTIC LAB MATERIAL: Crafted from ultra-durable yet incredibly springy polypropylene plastic for unmatched comfort and longevity. Samurai Insoles Ninjas give you solid arch support without the usual pitfalls of cheap foams or gels - no wear and tear, no funky smells, and no soggy insoles. PRO-DESIGNED, USA MADE: Designed by a top podiatrist and crafted in a high-tech orthotic lab right here in the USA, you’re getting top-tier quality and innovation with every pair. TAILORED FIT: Forget those vague, one-size-fits-all ranges. We offer 13 precise sizes, so your feet get the perfect fit they deserve. Heads up: Ninjas are designed only for shoes with removable insoles, and might need a short adjustment period, but the comfort payoff can be huge! PLEASE NOTE: Samurai Insoles Ninjas are plastic arch support insoles with no foam or cushioning present. The product is 3/4 length, not a full length insole. They must be placed underneath a shoes already present insole to be effective and comfortable. This may not be possible in all shoes. If used directly against the foot, Samurai Insoles Ninjas will feel too hard, too small, too narrow, and/or uncomfortable. Providing comfortable arch support may provide relief from many common types of foot discomfort, including plantar fasciitis, for many people, but not necessarily everyone.