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Arch supports are devices that you place in your shoes that help support your feet’s arches. Arch supports differ from insoles and inserts in that they are the only ones that are really made to support your arches.

Good Feet Arch supports are designed to hold and support your feet in their natural, ideal position. This support spreads your weight properly throughout your feet, improves your balance and helps to keep your feet from pronating (rolling inward) or supinating (rolling outward) when you walk.

Yes, they can. Because arch supports hold and support your feet in their ideal position, they can help relieve foot pain from a variety of foot problems. Many customers have told us they could finally walk pain free after being fitted with Good Feet arch supports.

• Plantar Fasciitis
• Hammertoes
• Bunions
• Heel Spurs
• Pain in the top of their feet
• Pain in the bottom of their feet
• Leg pain
• Lower back pain
• Sore, tired feet

Good Feet Arch Supports are sold exclusively through Good Feet Stores, are not available through mail order, over the internet or from the drug or grocery store. We custom fit our arch supports to each and every customer. Since no two pair of feet are exactly the same - and your shoe size is not your arch support size - to get the right fit, you must be fit in person. Each Good Feet Store has trained and certified arch support fitters to assist you.

We have customers from nearly every occupation and walk of life. The people who seem to have the most success are those who need to be on their feet for extended periods of time, who are experiencing foot, back or leg pain, or those who simply want better balance, comfort and support.

Yes! Good Feet Youth Arch Supports are specially designed for children ages 6 and up! Available at participating Good Feet locations, Good Feet Youth Arch Supports are designed to stabilize the foot and redistribute body weight more evenly, which can relieve foot and leg pain during strenuous activity, or in children struggling with painful feet and legs due to excessive weight.

• Professional & amateur athletes
• Dancers
• Waiters and waitresses
• Police, fire & EMS workers
• Nurses
• Teachers
• Construction workers
• Sales people