One or two sizes may not fit all
Size 8 to 12? Arch length is a real thing; this tells the manufacturer where to place the arch support. And I didn't think the arch was so far off until I placed it on my foot and felt for the most support. What's wrong? The support has to be moved forward from heel to properly align with and support my arch. In retrospect, low arch height may make it more difficult to guage where arch should be placed; I did replicate this oddity with some other supports I have that are lower than I feel comfortable with. Both my feet can be comfortable in a medium to high arch support. My foot size is on the lower end of the sizing; no idea how the sizing accommodates those feet on the higher end near size 12?<br /><br />I've tried these supports in more than one pair of active shoes; the result is the same. The right foot gets fatigued with continuous steps that may exceed 2000 at a brisk pace. I'm just not getting the support I need. My right arch is higher and foot is slightly longer. My left foot seems secure, comfortable and relaxed in this support. I really like these for their wider wrap around at the mid foot and grip offered by outermost surface but wish my right foot was as comfortable in them. They do make the foot feel secure with its design.<br /><br />These supports could be a little higher in the arch. The metatarsal support was a little high for comfort, initially. But I adapted to it or it adapted to me. But the arch won't be able to better adapt my right foot. This review did not include a purchase. But for me to consider a purchase, the arch needs to be higher and the price could be less.
Rating: 3 stars