A few weeks ago, Influenster sent me a pair of Dr. Scholl's Active Series Insoles. These insoles help reduce the shock to your feet from impact during athletic activity. According to Dr. Scholl's, their Active Series Insoles 'reduce shock by 40% and, for those with Shin Splints, Runner's Knee and Plantar Fasciitis, helps relieve and prevent the pain.' Now, I'm not a runner. Due to my spine problems, and the fact that there are unstable areas in my spine currently, I can't do most high impact sports. So I use an exercise bike that has a back to it, and I like to walk. I was excited to try out these insoles and see if they helped reduce the impact.
Here is a picture of the front and back of the insoles. What you do is take your current insole out of your shoe, lay it on top and trim the Dr. Scholl's insert to match. I lucked out and my current insoles are the exact same size, so I didn't have to do any cutting. They make it easy if you do have to trim with the lines printed on the insoles. Just put your Dr. Scholl's Insoles in your shoes and you are ready to go!
Dr. Scholl's Active Series Insoles are made with Triple Zone Protection:
*Heel-Heel pad absorbs impact yet is very responsive.
*Arch-Unique arch design improves transition of weight from landing to push-off.
*Ball of Foot-Thick ball of foot helps distribute pressure throughout push-off.
Here are my shoes, all ready with the insoles in them. I've used them several times, and only have positive things to tell you! They are very comfortable, definitely giving me more cushion than I previously had. The arch support was my favorite part-I really felt a difference. My arches get sore easily, and this arch design helped prevent the pain.
To learn even more about Dr. Scholl's Active Series Insoles, go to Dr. Scholl's website.
*Disclosure: I received this product free to review from Influenster in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
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