Do hard orthotics really last longer than soft orthotics?

Should You Use Hard or Soft Orthotics for Plantar Fasciitis?

Your choice of whether to go for a hard or soft orthotic depends entirely on what you need. First, identify if the orthotic has a deep heel cup, is comfortable,

Should I use soft or hard insoles for my Plantar Fasciitis?

If I don't end up purchasing custom ones and just want to go with the generics because they are cheaper, should I get the hard ones or the softer ones?

How Long Do Custom Orthotics Last?

Learn about the lifespan of different types of orthotics, what determines their durability, how to know if they need to be replaced, and what you can do to make them last longer.

Can Orthotics Cause Hip Pain?

Learn about the likelihood of your orthotics causing pain in your hips, why this might happen, and when you should be using orthotics for hip pain.

Rigid vs. Soft Orthotics for Flat Feet, Plantar Fasciitis, and More

Custom orthotics, either rigid or soft, are good for treating a wide variety of foot conditions. How do they compare? When do you use each? Find out below.

What Happens if You Stop Wearing Your Orthotics?

Learn the potential risks of not wearing your orthotics, the consequences of, which conditions will need orthotics indefinitely, and which won't.

How long do store-bought vs. custom orthotics last?

How hard does the material of the orthotic need to be for plantar fasciitis?

Should it be rather hard to support the foot or soft for a cushion for relief? How do they differ from each other?

How can I make my hard orthotics fit better in my shoe and easier to remove?

My orthotics are so hard to remove that after having had to take them out a few times in a row recently, my left shoe has lengthened! I've tried so many things to make it fit better- a spacer und

Can I have my damaged orthotics repaired or adjusted?

Hi there! I have owned my pair of custom orthotics for 2 years now, and am seeking advice as to whether it is better for me to buy a new pair or if I can repair or adjust my current pair? Does