Spenco Women’s Red / Pink Amanda Sandal Size 9
Spenco Women’s Red / Pink Amanda Sandal Size 9
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- Total Support stability and comfort, in a slip on sandal
- Stability Cradle provides advanced arch support and deep heel cupping.
- Total Support Cushioning System absorbs shock and helps prevent over-pronation
- Soft strap and premium materials provide lasting comfort and wear.
Spenco Amanda Polysorb Total Support Sandal. This flip flop has built-in arch support for all day comfort from a brand that you trust, Spenco. Take Spenco comfort with you to the beach or just wear around the house. The “Spenco Sandals” will provide all-day comfort and arch support. # Metatarsal Padded Arch Support offloads pressure from the ball of foot to help relieve forefoot pain. # Tan / Pink # Available Sizes in Women’s whole sizes 6-10 # Model: 39-405 # TPR Rubber, EVA Injection, Polyester webbing, PVC, PU Nubuck, 4-way Stretch Polyester, EVA Closed Cell, Inside Lining: SBR Rubber Foam. # Thickness at Heel: 12.80mm (1/2in), # Thickness at Forefoot: 12.30mm (1/2in) Recommended uses of the Spenco Polysorb Total Support Sandals: * Great for after sports, casual wear or home use. * Perfect for alleviating plantar fasciitis & arch pain. * Duplicating the features of the Total Support Insole in a slip-on sandal. * Increased shock absorption and advanced support for the arch and heel. * Improved motion control to reduce pronation and supination.
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(out of 7 reviews)
List Price: $ 39.99
Price: $ 34.99
Sole Unisex Softec Regular Insole,Red/Grey,Mens 4.5-5 M/Womens 6.5-7 M
- Heat moldable, custom fit and genuine comfort and support all day long
- Great for ski and snowboard boots, running shoes and cross trainers
- Relieves pain & soreness from flat feet, bunions, back and knee pain, and plantar fasciitis
Standing in long lines has a whole different layer of annoyance when youre close to passing out from lower-back pain. Same with days spent on your feet. Consider the Sole Regular Softec Footbed. This footbed slips into your medium- to tight-fitting shoes. The moldable orthopedic base supports your specific foot shape and helps properly align your ankles, knees, hips, and back. A soft layer absorbs shock and a deep heel-cup aligns your foot during heel strike and throughout your stride.
Product Features
- Material: Wicking top sheet, Softec cushioning
- Recommended Use: Walking, standing, running, hiking
- Manufacturer Warranty: 90 Days
Rating: (out of 10 reviews)
List Price: $ 44.95
Price: $ 39.89
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Review by P.P for Spenco Women’s Red / Pink Amanda Sandal Size 9
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I bought these flip flops when someone told me it relieved their plantar faciitis. I have excruciating pain when I wake in the morning or have been standing alot. I used to go barefoot at home but can no longer do even that. I was skeptical but have to say after having them for several weeks, they have relieved my pain immensely. I now wear them all the time around the house and out shopping. I even wear them to my bedside, slipping them on first thing in the morning which has helped relieve even that pain. I highly recommend them to anyone who has suffered from heel pain or from plantar faciitis as they really do work!
Review by MJC for Spenco Women’s Red / Pink Amanda Sandal Size 9
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The Spenco support sandal is one of several brands approved by the American Podiatric Medical Association on their official website. It happens to be the least expensive one on the list (Thirty something dollars vs. fifty and upward). I ordered the pair in black. If you have a wide foot, then this is the perfect sandal for you because it runs a little wide. There is a support arch that rests behind the ball of your foot that takes getting used to at first, but it actually is comfortable once you’re used to it. I found that after a week of wearing these sandals there were no achy arches, no chafed insteps from straps, or between the toe sores from the strap thong. Also, being a black sandal, I’ve found other brands stain your foot. I found that the Spenco did not. I would definitely buy another pair.
Review by Paula L. Mueller for Spenco Women’s Red / Pink Amanda Sandal Size 9
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These are comfortable and worth the price to enable me to wear flip flops with my plantar fasciitis pain.
Review by sunrae for Spenco Women’s Red / Pink Amanda Sandal Size 9
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I have arch problems and ordered these for the support. I was pleasantly surprised how well they cushion your feet in just the right places. Pricey but worth it. It would be nice if they came in more colors.
Review by Christine M, Massachusetts for Spenco Women’s Red / Pink Amanda Sandal Size 9
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When I was diagnosed in May ’10 with plantar fasciitis, the doctor told me not to go barefoot and to use inserts in my shoes. I never connected with any inserts that actually helped, but using shoes with deep heel cups and arch support (Orthaheels) has helped tremendously.
Just got my Spenco’s yesterday:
Pros: deep heel cup, decent arch support, snug fitting straps that keep the sandal in place, barely feels like you are wearing shoes!
Cons: the arch is not as high as I am used to in the Orthaheels and they are a light shoe and there is not much shock absorption under the heel
I have decided to keep these purely as a house shoe – good to put on first thing when getting out of bed.
Review by E. Ham for Sole Unisex Softec Regular Insole,Red/Grey,Mens 4.5-5 M/Womens 6.5-7 M
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Based on my experience with this product during past 18 months, I recommend this product to everybody, including my colleagues at work. This is a great product and makes my shoes and boots much more comfortable. It’s really easy to use, and you WILL feel the difference right away.
I’m in the Army and I run about 15~20 miles a week. My normal run is minimum of 3 miles and goes up to 10 miles. I run different routes everyday of the week and some are on paved streets and some are on dirt trails. My running shoes are Asics GT-2090 and 2100. I have normal arches and never had a foot problem until about 4 years ago when I first had plantar fasciitis and pain at the bottom of my heel. At that time, I had to stop running for 3 ~ 4 months and get a custom made footbed/sole for my combat boots from a doctor. But I hesitated running longer distance since then, until I found this product early 2004. Before that, I’ve tried probably at least 10 different types from Dr. Scholes products to gel pads, etc.
This product forms to the shape of your feet. So, I use this exclusively, for my combat boots, my running shoes, and my hiking boots. Earlier this year, I consulted Army podiatrist and she basically told me that this is probably the best one I can use short of getting more custom made soles from the hospital. But compared to the custom made soles I had, I find this product more comfortable. It provides a very good support.
This is really easy to use. You simply have to heat it up in an oven to make it malleable, take it out and slip it in your shoes and stand on it with your weight evenly distributed for a couple of minutes. It’s much faster than trying to go see a podiatrist and waiting and getting custom made soles.
Bottom line is that even though this costs about half as much as my running shoes, this is well worth it. Definitely recommended.
Review by ZoomDoc for Sole Unisex Softec Regular Insole,Red/Grey,Mens 4.5-5 M/Womens 6.5-7 M
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I am a physician during the day and an avid basketball player at night. I never use the stock insoles that come with my nike basketball shoes. They just won’t cut it. The Sole inserts are the best non-prescription orthotic grade insoles your can buy over the counter (internet). These will mold to your feet after heating them in the oven for a few minutes. The arch supports and padding are fantastic. They add to your balance and help to align your back and prevent foot injuries. I have at least 10 pair of these and I love ‘em. They are the best.
Review by M. Bridgeforth for Sole Unisex Softec Regular Insole,Red/Grey,Mens 4.5-5 M/Womens 6.5-7 M
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Before finding this product I tried one pair that I paid $19.95 at the nearest Footlocker and I got what I paid for. The second pair I went to a specialist that gave me some over the counter New Balance inserts that I paid triple the price at $59.95 and didn’t do it either, After 2 months of suffering I found theses for $39.95 and my feet have never felt better. I’m an avid Basketball player and I haven’t had pain on the court since.
Review by T. Long for Sole Unisex Softec Regular Insole,Red/Grey,Mens 4.5-5 M/Womens 6.5-7 M
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These soles did not work for me. They put the support in the wrong place. I followed the directions exactly and gave them every chance including walking in them a week and then backpacking with them for two days and 12 miles before changing back to the insoles that came with my boots. Here’s the story.
I have always had a problem finding shoes with sufficient arch support (and toe box room). Recently I’ve started wearing Keen hiking shoes and they come very close to solving my shoe fit problems completely. The low tops are so comfortable that I now use them for everyday wear. However, their mid-rise hiking shoes felt too pronated. I was advised by the salesman (at REI) to try the Sole Softec insoles, so I did. I wear a 9 1/2 or a 10 depending on the shoe – so I bought the men’s 9 1/2 to 10 size insole and followed the instructions for heating and forming them in my boots exactly. Here’s what I discovered.
I first trimmed the soles so that they fit in my shoes. I did this using the Keen insoles as a guide. That worked well. I put the soles into the boots before heating them to see how they felt – I wanted to get a feel for how the heating and forming process changed the soles. The support hit me too far behind the arch on the inside of the heel. That was uncomfortable. I heated them according to the instructions, put them into my boots and stood in them for about five minutes. Nothing changed. At least I could not feel a change. So I wore them for two days to let my foot adjust. That didn’t help, so I tried the heating process again. Again no detectable change or improvement. Nonetheless, I wore them for 3 more days with no improvement in comfort and again tried the heating process. The support was simply in the wrong place. I flew to Seattle and wore them walking around Seattle for a couple of days. I then went to Glacier National Park and wore them while carrying a pack on the Highline and Loop trail (fantastic hiking). The insoles retained the original problem – the support was too far back on my foot – it was not under my arch where I needed it – it was under the inside of my heel. So I switched back to the Keen insoles and then hiked from Lake McDonald to Sperry Glacier and then out over Gunsight Pass, about 20 miles of rugged and spectacular terrain. My feet felt much better and the Softec soles won’t be going back into my boots.
Obviously, they weren’t so bad I couldn’t walk in them, but I gave them more than enough chance to work and they made my feet hurt throughout the process due to the misplaced distribution of the support. I had hoped that the heat forming process would form the support to my foot. It did not and, in fact, I could not detect any customizing of the fit.
You can check my story for yourself. Just look at the heel in the Sole Softec insoles. You can see that the inside of the heel well right behind the arch is too high. It’s not a rounded heel well. There is a visible bump where the inside/forward part of you heel will be – and that won’t come out as the result of their heat forming process.
Review by William A. Turner for Sole Unisex Softec Regular Insole,Red/Grey,Mens 4.5-5 M/Womens 6.5-7 M
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Wearing these healed my plantar faciitis that I had otherwise suffered for two years. Buy them. Love them.