FootActive Extra-cushioned Insoles for Plantar Fasciitis

A sharp pain in your heel when walking, particularly after periods of rest, may indicate Plantar Fasciitis. Find relief in FootActive’s specialised insoles, engineered by podiatrists to address the root cause of your discomfort with a skilful structure of stabilising arch support and shock-absorbing heel pads.

Key benefits include:

• Minimised strain on the Plantar Fascia ligament
• Evenly distributed pressure on the foot
• Gradual foot and ankle alignment for long-lasting relief
• Recovery from Achilles Tendonitis and general pain in the ball of the foot (Metatarsalgia).

Using FootActive insoles is simple – select the appropriate size, slip them into your regular footwear, and trim them to fit if necessary. Each insert is topped with a soft microfiber layer, ensuring additional comfort and freshness underfoot for daily use.

Why FootActive?

FootActive is a trusted orthotic and lifestyle insoles distributor, working closely with podiatrists and physiotherapists to produce accessible and convenient products at the cutting edge of orthotic technology.

Our Plantar Fasciitis insoles are CE-marked, and since 2010, we have proudly served as an approved insole supplier for several NHS Primary Care Trusts (PCTs).

How it Works:

Plantar Fasciitis occurs when the plantar fascia – the thick band of tissue that supports the foot’s arch and connects the heel bone to the toes – weakens or becomes inflamed. Here’s how features of FootActive Plantar Fasciitis Insoles make a difference:

• Biomechanical Arch: Supports longitudinal and transverse arches, ensuring balance and even pressure distribution along the foot, minimising strain on the plantar fascia.
• Premium Poron Pads: Situated on the heel and forefoot to absorb shock, reduce tension and minimise inflammation.
• Deep Heel Cup: Stabilises, promotes proper alignment and compresses to relieve discomfort.

How to Use:

FootActive Plantar Fasciitis insoles slip inside most lace-up shoes, including trainers, formal shoes, and heavy-duty work boots. Ensure the insole lays flat, with the heel pressed up against the back of the shoe. If adjustments are needed, trim with scissors to get the perfect fit.