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If there was a triple threat in the area of foot care it would be the Profoot Triad Orthotic. Its three zones give support and relief to the balls of your feet, arches, and heels to keep your knees, legs, and back in top shape. That way the only thing you’ll have to worry about on the back nine will be what driver you should be using.
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I think that if you have a size 6 narrowish foot these might be fantastic, unless the length of your foot from the middle of your arch to the ball is < 3"; if that section of your foot is too short the front puffy bit will be under your toes vs. under the ball. That said, I don't understand how the manufacturers can advertise that this insole is for a range of foot sizes. For these supports to work properly the distances from your metatarsal arch (ball of your foot) to your main arch and from the centre of your heel to your main arch must match that of the support. The puffy section at the opposite end to the heel is meant to sit under your metatarsal arch (ball of your foot) not under your main transverse arch. Manufacturers must understand this when it comes to contoured/padded insoles! They should be made for single size ranges, i.e., a 7 to cover 6 1/2 to 7 1/2. I have a 7 1/2 - 8 ladies foot size. The distance from the arch to the heel of the insole, once the front end sits where it should, is a good inch too short for my foot placing the heel cup ridge in the middle of my heel :( It is not conceivable that one of these could cover foot shapes ranging from a size 6 to 10. No manufactured by anyone unless they make them somehow adjustable.