... under my airfeet so the arch support is still good but not because of the airfeet
I have orthotics under my airfeet so the arch support is still good but not because of the airfeet. I bought these to help custion the blow from being on concrete for 12 hour shifts and they do a pretty good job. I do think the toe area could have more cushioning because I can tell it at the end of the day that the gel isn't in the toe area. Overall I am pretty happy with the way they have preformed under minimal standing and walking for 12 hours. Other jobs require more walking and standing so l am curious to see how they stack up to that abuse on my feet. I have my regular orthotics and a very well cushioned insert over it for lots of walking a standing in my locker just in case I need to make a switch. I really don't think they are designed to take a 12 hour shift of constant walking and standing as they are not cushiolned quite enough for me. The boots I wear are Redwing so I have a high quality boot to start with and a very nice and cushioned orthotic to go over my doctor made orthotics for lots of walking and standing but my thinking is to not get used to one type of orthotic to protect my feet. I am happy with the airfeet either way though and they provide a very nice feel of massaging as you walk but I would rather have a more cushioned orthotic for lots of walking and standing.
Rating: 3 stars