CURREX RUNPRO Insoles

CURREX RUNPRO™ insoles deliver sensational comfort, optimized motion, reduced injuries, and enhanced stability for greater confidence. The first insole designed specifically for running, they compliment almost every running experience.
Not all shoes are built the same but they do have one thing in common: ineffective insoles. They may add cushion and feel good when you try them on at the store, but they do nothing to promote foot health or increase performance. CURREX insoles are different.
Designed by German sports scientists, they're technologically advanced and instantly improve any shoe. They deliver more comfort and support, increase performance and reduce pressure which leads to less body fatigue and can actually help users avoid many common injuries. That’s why they’ve long been regarded as the best aftermarket insole in Europe and are quickly becoming the preferred brand in North America.

[@christinamartinez8132]

I have plantar fasciitis in my right foot and Currex was recommended by a Get Fit salesperson and my foot feels at ease. I am completely comfortable wearing my Saucony shoes. They are a little more than most but trust me when I say these are my Holy Grail insoles. I highly recommend these insoles to anyone that has any foot issues and plantar fasciitis like me.

[@chaiyutsrivikorn872]

Been using Currex for years. They are really the best.

[@jonathanbellows113]

Is this a fleet feet store? And can you make some videos for your Big and Tall men I feel left out of the running club seems like 90% of the market is for them and I’d like to be pain free as well.

[@Josv13]

Can you wear this in your normal shoes for everyday use as well or is it not recommended ?

[@brianfowler5875]

If the shoe has a removable insole, absolutely! If it's a shoe like Converse, Vans, etc. where you can't take the insert out, it may still fit. Currex are nice in that they're not all that thick, so they won't alter the fit by taking up a lot of space inside the shoe.

[@jacobwood1707]

I definitely recommend it for everyday use! I have one specifically for running and then I have another that I use in more casual situations

[@jospa6880]

Curious if you'd have any recommendations for a high arch support for a track and field spike shoe. Needs to be thin to fit in the low volume.

[@endorphingroup6637]

Track spikes can be challenging due to a couple reasons - the lack of volume in the upper and the lack of a removable insole. Most distance spikes offer a little more volume to the upper, but it is still much less than a pair of training shoes that have a removable insole. With these limitations, I would encourage you to get fitted for the appropriate Currex at your local Run Specialty store. Bring both your training shoes and your spikes with you. Attempt to add the insole to each and try on. If this doesn't work, another option is to seek the help of a podiatrist and get a custom orthotic that can be used in your track spikes.