The Profoot Plantar Fasciitis, Men’s insoles are designed to help alleviate heel pain associated with plantar fasciitis. This orthotic supports the entire plantar fascia with a patented arch and a deep heel cup, providing targeted comfort and improved shock absorption for everyday wear in right shoes. It uses Vita Foam XD to cradle the heel for custom molded support, helping to distribute weight more evenly during movement.
Key benefits
- Patented arch design specifically supports the plantar fascia to transfer pressure away from painful heels.
- Deep heel cup provides stability and helps distribute weight during movement.
- Gel heel insert absorbs shock and adds heel protection for every step.
- Vita Foam XD delivers cushioned comfort and responsive support under the heel.
- Consistent fit by design: the orthotic with the Profoot logo fits in your right shoe and should be worn in both shoes for balanced support.
Ingredients / components
- Vita-Foam — a cushioned foam material that provides soft yet supportive underfoot comfort.
- Gel heel insert — adds additional shock absorption and heel protection to reduce impact.
Usage tips & who this is for
This product is best for adults dealing with heel pain linked to plantar fasciitis who want a ready-to-wear orthotic that offers arch support and shock absorption. To ensure a balanced fit, wear the orthotics in both shoes. Position the elevated arch against the inside edge of the shoe for optimal support. Follow the included product instructions for any sizing adjustments or break-in guidance.
Specifications: 2.0
Closing note
When considering this insert, think about long-term comfort and overhead impact on your daily activities. Regular use in both shoes helps maintain consistent alignment and support across walks and standing periods.
Disclaimer: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always read and follow the product label. Consult a healthcare professional if you have any health concerns.









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