STORE BOUGHT FOOT INSOLES VS CUSTOM ORTHOTICS...WORTH IT??? FOOT HEALTH MONTH 2018 #12

[@valeriepalmquist2597]

Yes! I really believe custom are better. They were $500 here, and a huge expense for me, but they are life changing! Walking is easier, work is easier and they even made a difference in my knees. Quality Vs quantity.

[@STZNCCTX]

I agree over the counter never work for me. I always do custom.

[@dawnmason9558]

Valerie Palmquist We are fairly lucky here most Orthotics are free via NHS

[@valeriepalmquist2597]

Dawn Mason that's great!

[@sueschultz9358]

I have custom orthotics too but since I always wear birkies.... well they don't work with sandals. Lol

[@ar-gm5on]

Sue Schultz there are a lot of sandal makers that have removable isolés should you decide to switch sandals

[@brendalynnmccoy1837]

I used to suffer from plantar fasciitis and went to numerous doctors who just wanted to do surgery on me. I was in a lot of pain one night and went to an urgent care and that PA there tell me to go to Walgreens and get the Walgreens brand insoles for plantar fasciitis. I did it she said it's been almost 2 years and I've never had pain since! sometimes what works for one doesn't work for another but in my case this did the trick!! Love your informative videos thank you for your time that you devote to your followers.

[@timothymelvin3824]

Freeze a bottle if water, and at the roll it under your feet. Rest the part of the foot that's in pain on the ice, and OMG!!!!!! IT WORKS!!!

[@peacebestillgaming3073]

@@timothymelvin3824 this only covers up the pain signals, it doesnt do anything to the cause of the pain. similar to taking drugs without using drugs

[@peacebestillgaming3073]

doctors are incentivized to suggest more expensive stuff , but plantar fascitis has many causes which should be the basis for treatment. most common causes for it is the weight of the person, if the plantar fascia can't handle providing support to the weight, youll overstretch it and cause pain. another cause is activity or overwork/overuse, relieving it by the obvious- reduction of the work, adding rest to let it recover. and another is your footwear, basically shoes that have arch support, proper cushioning and repositioning the foot in an arched position that doesn't allow much "give" so that the fascia doesn't get overstretched, this however again doesn't prevent other problems from following, EX knee pain musclular and postural problems. kyphosis, lordosis, scoliosis, arthritis (osteo).

[@dbkayw]

I would like to make a suggestion for a video discussing not wearing worn out shoes. I had a foot specialist explain how wearing shoes that are broken down can contribute to foot pain and disorders. Many people think that old shoes are better.

[@deehorace6680]

I remember a guy in my 5th grade class that wore blue gel like pads in his shoes for his feet spurs. I remember thinking he had splinters in his feet when he told us about his spurs. Fabulous informative video Toe Bro :)

[@malirabbit6228]

Both my son and I work on our feet all day! I have sent this video to him! Thank you so much, Jonathan! Bless you!

[@BodyFixExercises]

Very well explained, Jonathan.

[@davidclark6694]

I recently watched a video of a guy who used an over the counter insole. He customized it to his own feet by making a silicon mold in which he added it to the insole. It formed to his own foot and filled in the difference. It ended costing the price of the insole plus roughly 10 dollars for supplies.

[@SpanglishVlog]

What’s the link

[@lauraa.g.bracken1764]

Can you tell me what the materials were?

[@davidclark6694]

@@lauraa.g.bracken1764 silicon and glycerin

[@tobicorey660]

I had to start wearing arches since I was 11 yrs old. I am 40 now. I have to use custom supports. When I need a new pair it's torture breaking in new ones but I would be is so much pain without them. So grateful for them!!!

[@Grimmarox]

Tobi Corey did you have flat feet?

[@tobicorey660]

Denise Rawls yes I do.

[@Grimmarox]

Feel your pain

[@tobicorey660]

Denise Rawls sorry not very fun thing to have in common!!!

[@formeitwastuesday.1515]

Look up Poeple with flatfeet that walk barefoot more often. Moste shoes have an unnatural shape and are bad for heavy people, wide feet, and flat footed people.

[@deanli5793]

Fantastic description Jonathon. I’ve got pretty flat feet and have had custom orthotics with metatarsal support for over 20 years. Wish I’d had them as a kid to prevent the knee damage I’ve suffered. Got my daughter into orthotics as a teenager so I hope her knees last longer!

[@Grimmarox]

deanli i had to wear the ugliest shoes as a kid because of flat feet. I would cry every time it was time for school shopping 😢

[@deanli5793]

Denise Rawls funny how those things stick with you isn’t it! My parents had to buy the most expensive school shoes for me to get the widest ones. They had 3 other kids to kit out so they did remind me every time 😕

[@Grimmarox]

deanli even today I am limited to what I can wear because of bunions, plantar fasciitis, bone spurs. It's like why did I wear the ugliest shoes only to have to be limited in my adult life.😢

[@deanli5793]

Denise Rawls 😢😢 sorry to hear that Denise.

[@darniataylor7749]

Very timely video! We're going this weekend to look at insoles for my daughter's marching shoes, now I know what to look for! Tfs

[@darniataylor7749]

Can't see your reply. 😢

[@juavnie6922]

go buy footprint insole for your daughter

[@ajnasu5099]

There are several components to plantar foot treatment. One resource I discovered that succeeds in merging these is the Natural Foot Wizard (check it out on google) definately the most helpful remedy i've seen.Check out all the super info .

[@kevlinville]

Awesome information Jonathan. Can't wait to use this video in my training with my staff. I have 2 pairs of work shoes & insoles, I alternate them every other day. I remove the insoles so they can dry out freshen up and have a chance to recover. I was in physical therapy a few years ago with a knee injury and they covered foot care, shoes and insole orthotics. Super beneficial!

[@stms4411]

Excellent review without being too critical of over the counter options. Really appreciate it!

[@claudiamiller7730]

Complaint 1: why don’t ANY running/cross training/sneaker style shoes have even minimal arch support? Just a little bit, even? Complaint 2: why are nearly all running/cross training sneaker style shoes made from so much soft mesh fabric that offers NO upper foot support…causing a LOT more pronation to occur? This crap makes me crazy….particularly because the Columbia Birki shoe I’ve been wearing for 8 years have been discontinued. I have bought and returned so many shoes in the past 6 months I could cry….

[@ronaldmiller2740]

THANKS DOC... THE OTHER ARCH SUPPORTERS YOU SHOWED DID NOT WORK FOR ME TO SOFT THE SUPPER FEET ARE TO HARD TO.I AM WEARING POWER STEP FOR MY HIGH ARCHES I GET P.F. AT TIMES WORKING AS A NURSE ...

[@sherryselliers2075]

I agree with custom made insoles. I didn’t get relief from foot pain until I had custom insoles maid and it was worth every penny!

[@jaybeizu80]

Where did you buy them from, I get mad pain at work and I’m having trouble finding someone I can trust

[@danieb7598]

Custom Orthotics help my husband survive a hard work day, and relieves the pain from plantar fasciitis and bone spurs. The first time he wore them,it was a huge difference. I like the foam insoles myself.

[@tonytran7382]

where can I find a place in my area that does custom? please help

[@Orlanzepol123]

Thank you for being so unbiase. You usually don’t see that. They usually try to influence you into purchasing their product.

[@twobanger21]

One thing that is often overlooked is the shoe you are wearing. Some shoes are almost flat on the inside while some have some support. I have several different orthotics and I use them to fit the shoe.

[@lisagabrielcich490]

I had custom made orthopedic insoles made about 30 years ago. They weren't too expensive and cured my bone spurs.

[@BreeCrutch]

🗣Powerstep (blue) IS THE TRUTH!! I wore them to train for half marathon. Like running on clouds!

[@reniapeters]

Great info, Jonathan! You’re a great speaker and teacher for us Toes!

[@robertdavis3433]

I bought an over the counter insole for $40. It did support me better. Ur right it was not a perfect fit, but it felt more supportive. Going from 40 to 500 is a big stretch. 200 to 300 would be more like it. Inflation? Liked ur video. I bought the goodfeet brand.

[@gzrguy]

Another great instructive video! You have a marvelous gift of teaching, Toe Bro! Thanks for sharing it with us!

[@jenniferharton6383]

Your doing great toe bro! Half way there. Maybe you could show us some daily exercises to do to help or some that we can do while we are in bed waking up or when we are getting ready for bed laying down. Still enjoying the daily videos. Keep up the great work. See ya tomorrow.

[@jasonleedham5678]

Interesting video, thanks. I have plantar fasciitis and a friend (who makes high end orthotics) recommended wearing good cushioned running shoes, these have a little extra arch support, and combined with some over the counter orthotics have made walking my dog a pleasure again, but I had to try three insoles and four pairs of trainers to get it right (going to a pro may have been cheaper....

[@user-dw6kx4nl2z]

You made a statement that you don't watch your comments much and that makes me not want to comment at all. I'm saying Thank You today because you have helped me find something that my husband can afford to help his foot and leg pain. We could never afford the one you make special. But we can afford the Dr. Scholl's product. Thank You again and I hope you take the time for us small people and read what we are saying. Sincerely, M.

[@TheToeBro]

You have to remember that people who create videos are human too. I receive sometimes over a thousand comments per video and it can be overwhelming to answer or read even ten percent of the responses from my viewers. I am really happy to see that you learned some helpful advice from my video. I hope your toes will be happy again! :)

[@reneedunbar8863]

Thank you Toe Bro, my podiatrist made some custom orthotics for my flat feet👍👍

[@Annette1965]

I would love too get custom made ones but can’t afford 500.00. I am going too look into getting a pair for my shoes that I thought the arch support was high enough. I put my finger inside the shoe and the support didn’t even come close to my arch. They are expensive shoes too. I got a great gift from my daughter for Mother’s Day, a box full of foot care stuff! 😂 I told her that I’ve been watching all of your May videos on education on feet and trying to do better with them. I loved the gift! Have a great day 🙋🏼

[@sharonwalia4162]

Annette White If your feet are treated right so is your back. It will lessen back and hip pains if your feet are ins good shoes and support.

[@juavnie6922]

do some research about footprint insole

[@ferrariunicorn]

Before inserts, starting about 45 years old, in the mornings I woke up rolled out of bed and walked like a crab until I “loosened up” 🦀 😂 With inserts I don’t have that issue anymore… plus I can touch my toes much easier without a nagging uncomfortable tightness and my sciatica isn’t a daily pain/pinch down my entire back and leg! I used to even have pain, that I thought was a link to my larger phone, in my thumbs but that’s gone to and it hasn’t returned either… Weird but true! I have a scoliosis s curve (since middle school), extra high arches plus a couple car accidents… I bought supports that go around my feet for when I am barefoot, sticky arch gel insoles for all my tennis shoes, and memory foam orthopedic inserts in all of my sneakers!! I will not walk without any type of support for my ankles ever again if I can help it 💯

[@venmargray8288]

I have similar issues and recently started wearing custom orthotics. When I wear them my pain located in my feet, back of my knee and outer thigh on my right side is almost gone. But I like to walk barefoot around the house so I will try wearing the supports to see if that will help. I actually have them from prior foot injuries.

[@venmargray8288]

Forgot to include my back too :)

[@ferrariunicorn]

@@venmargray8288 it’s never ending pain everywhere right! The ones I shuffle around the house (barefoot) in are called ‘Strutz Compression Cushioned Arch Support Brace Sleeves’

[@radiogoodguy6287]

Your video is quite informative. Good product comparisons. You're quite entertaining in presenting your video. Thanks!

[@rrhopewell]

That was totally what I needed to hear. I have plantar fasciitis and heel spurs. Plus im about 80lbs over weight. I have constant heel, knee, hip and back pain. I have tried the orthotics and nothing helps. I work on my feet all day in an er. I rarely get to sit except for lunch. Can you give me directions on what to do? Please🙏🏼. I really enjoy your videos and how you explain things. It’s very easy to understand when you explain it. Thank you.

[@TheToeBro]

Poor you! It is hard when you don't get to sit very much and I can't imagine how difficult it is to work in the ER everyday! There isn't a simple answer for your problems. I'm really sorry I can't be of more help.

[@rrhopewell]

Thank you. It’s tuff but I love my job. I just grin and bare it most days. ☺️ Love your videos and praying everything is going great for your company. Have a blessed day. 😇

[@df56gh4d5h]

The green one is clearly the superior shoe insert.

[@ejswbradshaw1]

great video, It really helps me understand the differences

[@Changesonemack]

I have an insole misfit island for dozens and dozens of pairs of new, old different, same, insoles; even insoles from older discarded shoes that was thought to be worthy. Some better than others, but none the perfect fit. I’m thinking hard about going for some custom cast orthotics.

[@sueschultz9358]

Superfeet is the brand we sell at our store. Also they are In all of our shoes! Very informative video!

[@karinaconrad9718]

Yes super feet are so uncomfortable and firm on my feet, like I’m standing on a brick. I tried to play basketball in them but it hurt my foot so much!

[@amin8691]

superfeet hurt my feet even more.

[@Ditchthemap]

@@karinaconrad9718 they hurt for a while but your body gets used to it and they are the best solution if you really have flat feet.

[@Truelegend86]

My orthotics are just too firm and feel like walking on tv remotes,they are fitted to my feet perfectly but just too hard. The guys gave me great knowledge to what was going on with my mechanics at a expensive cost I might ad but in the end I sourced my own insoles keeping in mind everything I new I needed. Glad to say all my pain has gone in my feet/knees and hips after using perdepo insoles which cost me £30 I just wish I had found these before forking out over £400 on customs with visits etc 🤦🏻‍♂️oh and if anyone is reading this and has flat feet,when you buy arch support insoles you will instantly think they are so uncomfortable pushing into your arches but trust me you need to push through it as when you buy customs they feel shocking for weeks which eventually your foot becomes used to and you no longer notice any insoles which have the arches in. Flat footers will no what I’m talking about when it comes to insoles 😆🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jemimabrown5041]

Superb video was so intent on taking all this in while I'm having lunch in bonnie Sctland peeling an orange, and it's splattered all over my laptop !!!!. The power of the Toe Bro I believe he's starting to hypnotize us all xx

[@matta6817]

Bro I just checked your channel to subscribe but now I'm traumatized 🤦🏾‍♂️😅

[@patriciagelenaw6235]

I was going to ask you what my son could get for his flat feet , but look what I learned about today!!!!!!!!!!!!!😉😉 Nice job (as always 😀)!!!!!!!

[@rjlbex1968]

If he is very young he might not need them, children naturally have flat feet. The arches develop with age. Take him to a foot specialist if he is very young, you dont want him wearing them unnecessarily.

[@Sirspendersholdenuppdepanse]

Late to the party but I use the second insoles shown and they are actually really good for work. Enough support that my back and arches don't hurt and breathable enough that my feet aren't stinky after 8 hours in leather shoes. That said I'm only about 120lbs so I don't know how well they'd work for heavier people

[@ladysha1]

This is a very informative video. Whoever the one person that dislike this video must have bad toes. I had to get custom made insoles due to me having plantar fasciitis. I never wore them because it feels so uncomfortable. I'll try again to gradually for them to fit comfortable. It sucks having plantar fasciitis 😔😑

[@joylumley6858]

Mis Nii , has your physical therapist done ultrasonic therapy on your foot? I had 2 sessions of it combined with exercises and I haven't had any trouble since.

[@ladysha1]

Joy Lumley No but, I'll ask him about it. Thanks

[@elisaleoncini3858]

Mis Nii. Totally agree I had surgery then 1 1/2 yrs. IT'S back.😂😂

[@juavnie6922]

try footprint insole haha

[@BerryFairy75]

Try doing calf stretches.

[@lydiamariabauza9638]

Soy la primera WOW! Me encanta todos los temas que tocas . Me voy a comprar los Adidas this coming Saturday . Cuídense besos y bendiciones!

[@chavarithmounlath4284]

Hey toe bro loving the vids! Could you make some on bunions, diabetic foot complications and maybe gout? Would love to watch them

[@TheToeBro]

I have it on my video list. Great minds think alike!

[@benspencer2816]

I have really flat feet and deal with a lot of pain when walking or standing to long. I use the green insoles and they have helped me with my day to day life but I do still struggle with my feet.

[@nabranestwistypuzzler7019]

Get barefoot shoes to build natural foot strength, and just take it easy at first until your natural foot strength increases, plus you can at least start by wearing less and less insoles is with your current shoes to progress into it that way besides progressing your physical activity.

[@abbey9477]

I don't know if this is weird or not but I have watched every single one of your videos 😂 I am a Toe Bro maniac 😂 anyways keep up the good stuff!

[@TheWildernessEnthusiast]

hello person - Have you seen your display photo? Yes, it’s weird.

[@hanskazan7403]

weirdo

[@abbey9477]

@@TheWildernessEnthusiast bruh it's Kermit. That's not weird

[@haikudragon1002]

🤣🤣🤣 understandable, don't listen to negative comments his videos r awesome.

[@MournfulMystic]

For me the custom made orthotic has been a nightmare.. My feet ache badly and ive worn them for 4 months. They adjusted it recently but no relief. I have arthritis in my big toes and flat feet. I may try an over the counter orthotic instead.

[@sidlexicon]

Depending on what country you live in, you should see about going to a Pedorthist. They are trained specifically in the assessment and manufacturing for custom foot orthotics, and are going to be able to better determine the problem. Try and find one with an on-site lab to make sure that you are getting the most comprehensive treatment. Good luck!

[@formeitwastuesday.1515]

A custom orthodic will not help if the shoe youre wearing has horrible fitment. For example the shoe could have super high arch support then no matter what insole you put will still dig into your arch.

[@jermainejones54]

Thank you brother for being so thro... I really do appreciate it...u just gained another subscriber 👍💯

[@wenlau7204]

Great information! I know what to look for now. I'm going to try OTC before seeing if I need more.

[@PsychoCitySkateboards]

I wish you would do footprint insole Gamechangers. You have to put them in the oven for 8 min at 235 degrees then put them in your shows and walk around so that they custom mold to your feet. They are for skateboarding and are supposed to absorb 91% of impact . I think it’s a marketing gimmick

[@mexdrago3009]

I have wide heels. Most insoles poke me and don't match my arch. I also need a firm one. I noticed the day wearing Etnies sneakers. When The isole is too soft I just ended flattening out and I can feel the undersole which also matters. Your foot can feel the underole.

[@stefpix]

What do you think of Currex insoles? They seem great. At 50 USD they are pricier than dr Scholl's. They come in flat / medium / high arch versions. They seem better than the green feet ones. Great video, so clear and valuable.

[@susancontreras2536]

Finally a straight forward information. Thank you ToeBro

[@podman1935]

Hi from an anatomical perspective the muscles around the foot are not designed to support the foot arch. A foot that is pronating to the point there are symptoms in the foot ankle knee hip and back, a bespoke orthoses may seem expensive but in the long term worth the pain relief Would you buy off the shelf glasses if still getting headaches from poor prescription glasses? Bottom line yes some feet are ok with off the shelf but patients I see definitely need bespoke foot orthoses (uk based)

[@OtavioRios.]

Definitely interested in what you think of foot print insoles game changer custom orthotics.

[@formeitwastuesday.1515]

Only one insole I found for 4E feet is the work area industrial insole. Most of these insoles have a narrow heel area so the arch support will dig into the heel and back arch area of a wide heeled foot. Also alot of people I know that complain about their feet dont realize they have a wide foot. Lol I told a girl to get a wide or men size but she chose foot pain just because she didnt want the shoes that say men. Lol Lasy but not least is to walk barefoot as much as possible.

[@richardnewsom5345]

I think the insoles need to also fit into your shoes. I use superfeet insoles because I have high arches. I get plantar fascia which can affect my calf muscles. Sometimes the superfeet doesn’t fit in my shoes. I would like to know what kind of exercises that would help my feet and knees. Thanks Joyce 😊

[@Andre3k1823]

I have arch pain in the Air Jordan 8 and 9. So far no other Jordan does this. This is why I stick with the Jordan 5's, 11's, 13's and 2's. I need something for my arches.... its horrible!.

[@b3d3g69]

A nice explanation... Very well done!

[@brandensoutdoorb-channel8084]

I sold and wore Superfeet for 15 years until I got custom made orthidics for my low arches and overpronation. Gel inserts don't support your foot. Think of it like a mattress and back support. A soft mattress doesn't support your back like a firm mattress would.

[@ahm7944]

If you are a diabetic prone to foot ulcers, an antimicrobial shoe insole, like Podophylus, worked well for my sister...

[@normafernandez5217]

Thank you for your honesty. ❤️

[@rondail5675]

Thank you for showing the different levels/types.

[@maryburgis5295]

You rock thankyou. Wish I still lived in Ontario I'd be visiting you

[@NychelleStephens]

Thank you for the information. My feet are okay but good to know for later or for others.

[@gilmagali1419]

I have tarsal coalition. I get fitted for orthotics tomorrow.

[@alenas514]

very great info I learned a lot. but I must say I do miss a procedure video. but these are pretty awesome

[@enufots4621]

Very good information. The visual of each type of insole really helps to see the difference. Any suggestions if you have peroneal tendonitis on the outer edges of the foot? I guessing then I do not want too much of an arch support because there'll more pressure on the peroneal tendon right? Thanks!

[@anahuynh488]

Great video! Very informative and easy to follow along. Funny too lol. Thank you Toe Bro :)

[@JonathanGrandt]

I have the second dr scholls insole he shows. It is decent. Not incredible but it’s helpful.

[@ivyteacherwilson]

This is a very informative video! Thank you.

[@ashleynunes9662]

I didn’t think orthopedic shoes would help, but I stand corrected.

[@nancypeteja6560]

I like the memory foam that cushions my feet. (They are inside of sketchers).👣💖

[@nstark9897]

Those didn't work for me:/

[@alextrevoradam]

Those are trash, only helped me feet for one day, like standing on concrete every other wear

[@susanshaw2507]

alextrevoradam maybe they didn’t work for you but they do work very well for others and they most certainly are not ‘trash’

[@rebellefleur435]

I find those to be the most comfortable shows for my feet as well. I have very high arches and work on my feet all day, I have serious foot pain most days.

[@ayoo8302]

Can you do one on insoles or any ways to comfort feet for those who wear high heels? You might not be someone that wears high heels (if you do that would be an awesome thing) but I’m struggling to find a way to wear high heels without dreading the pain I feel when wearing them. They look nice but they’re painful :(

[@julesjules1565]

Thank you. I really appreciate all the information. You are very kind. :)

[@synthia8703]

Love Powerstep insoles! They make my feet feel so much better!

[@jessicanicole9545]

I tried Dr. Scholl's planter fasciitis. I work on my feet 8 hours a day. By the end of the day my feet hurt. I could feel where the plastic was in the insole. Not good it felt like i had been walking on the plastic edge all day. My foot was sore for days.

[@ICcccreg]

Does this help with knee pain

[@ngo7156]

I have such I arches only custom orthotics work for me. I wear them everyday are are so worth it!

[@ngo7156]

...such high arches...

[@marianadelgado4686]

Great Video!! thank you so much for sharing this information

[@lauriefuller5229]

Love your video's what would you recomend for pain in top of the foot. I also suffer from plantar fasciitis. Thank you look foward to more video's.

[@olgaharris7823]

Very informative love it! What about aging feet...and nail care how do we reduce the chance of getting nail fungus or thickened toe nails? Would love to see any of these topics explained...thanks!

[@nickinface]

No

[@glendabracamonte720]

Thanks jonathan for the info. Always watching your videos.

[@Ashestoashespetcrematory]

Excellent information thank you for sharing and educating us.

[@hlobend2111]

Great Presentation !

[@RO-rr3tx]

500.00 Dollars!!!!All I need is an insole not making your fancy house payment?

[@RekkaKien3]

are any of these good for running too? i mean high impact running/sprinting.

[@rowdeo8968]

People who dislike are competing! and trolls because who the heck dislikes an idea? comparison of factory made devices. I have extremely high insoles/arches and suffer with buying comfortable shoes as well as getting support. I walk around the house 90 percent of the time barefoot. The top of the insoles/arches burn and have incredible pain as do the bones.

[@Karim-ik5ij]

Do orthotic stores also sell custom shoes that go with the orthotic? Maybe something that would correct differences in leg length and help with stabilization

[@dcnunez100]

So informative! Thank you ToeBro!

[@MikeleKonstantyFiedorowiczIV]

when i go outside i put insole from my old reebok maded for running, comfort is really great, worth to give custom insoles

[@reneelemay6417]

That is always my issue. I am told my arches have fallen, they are low....and using some insoles I get pain in my arch....maybe I need to get some made....I think work covers some of the cost....

[@kepler-442b4]

Wouu!, buena información sobre plantillas, algunas de ellas he usado son famosas, pero creo que si son a medida son perfectas ....( si la puedes pagar claro!!! ) hmmm . :)

[@mamm7223]

Thank you so much for this information!

[@Peaceful_Rayne]

This is very informative, and all I can think of is that damn commercial. Are you gellin?

[@ladysha1]

Billy Lee Goodman LOL

[@fleurdebee7024]

Billy Lee Goodman “I’m gellin like a felon.” kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpS2kHuhhtGNe9E

[@vvolfflovv]

I guess there is no one size fits all solution but these might be a step in the right direction.

[@karenyoung4260]

I’ve used Powersteps and they worked well, but my arches are so high that I had to go to custom arch supports.

[@stephanietautolo6486]

You are awesome Jonathan!!!!!!

[@gloriapaddock4618]

Great video. Thank you.

[@jenniferstarotpositivefree]

great video

[@elvymiles5681]

I love all of your videos, yes I am a Toe Bro junkie. But this inner sole video is very informative. I do have a question though. Can you recommend an inner sole for diabetic feet? I have real bad neuropathy. What can I put in my shoe? Thank you Jonathan......