orthotic inserts

[Chad]

Good morning Salonistas!

I currently own one pair of custom made orthotics. They do the trick but are so bulky they don't fit well in 90% of my shoes. I've been trying off the rack options and have found one set that offer minimal relief and fit ok. Most i've found offer little arch support.

The customs were $400, iirc. I don't mind the cost, as long as they fit in my shoes, which these do not...

Please point me in the direction of some relatively thin, full sole, orthotics. If i return to the foot doc i'll get an rx for stretches and a new pair of orthotics, that still won't fit.

plantar fasciitis...the struggle is real.

[djg21]

Don Lamson, formerly of D2 Shoe, is back building cycling shoes, and he can make insoles for cycling shoes and other footwear. I use custom insoles from old cycling shoes in my everyday shoes and they work great. https://lamsoncycling.com/.

[djg21]

Don Lamson, formerly of D2 Shoe, is back building cycling shoes, and he can make insoles for cycling shoes and other footwear. I use custom insoles from old cycling shoes in my everyday shoes and they work great. https://lamsoncycling.com/.

I have had some requests for orthotics... - Lamson Cycle Shoes | Facebook

[Chad]

Thanks Don!

[djg21]

I’m not Don! I count him as a friend, love his shoes, and have been using his insoles in my ski boots since his days at Bootlab of Vail. You won’t go wrong. Call Don at his shop.

[prcrstn8]

Get bigger shoes. Seriously. Do NOT throw $$$ at anything that's too tight, even if that's what the podiatrist (and his lab) want you to do.