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-65%Aetrex Compete Sport Orthotics with Metatarsal Support – Women's (L405W)—
$58.17
$20.36The Story
Every step you take deserves real support. The Aetrex Compete Sport Orthotics (L405W) are engineered for women with medium to high arches who need targeted relief from forefoot discomfort — whether you're hiking a trail, logging miles on pavement, or simply getting through a long day on your feet.
Key Features
- CopperGuard® antimicrobial top cover — prevents odor and moisture buildup, keeping your shoes fresh
- Pro-Shox® cushioning layer — absorbs impact and reduces foot fatigue during activity
- Metatarsal support pad — redistributes pressure away from the ball of the foot
- Cupped heel design — stabilizes the rearfoot for improved alignment
- Aerocell™ polyurethane base — durable, long-lasting support that holds its shape
- Insole thickness: 0.2165"
- Best for: hiking boots, walking shoes, sneakers, everyday shoes, and boots
Ideal For Relieving
- Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis
- Arch Pain & High Instep
- Metatarsalgia (ball-of-foot pain)
- Shock-related fatigue
- Pregnancy-related foot discomfort
Description
Every step you take deserves real support. The Aetrex Compete Sport Orthotics (L405W) are engineered for women with medium to high arches who need targeted relief from forefoot discomfort — whether you're hiking a trail, logging miles on pavement, or simply getting through a long day on your feet.
Key Features
- CopperGuard® antimicrobial top cover — prevents odor and moisture buildup, keeping your shoes fresh
- Pro-Shox® cushioning layer — absorbs impact and reduces foot fatigue during activity
- Metatarsal support pad — redistributes pressure away from the ball of the foot
- Cupped heel design — stabilizes the rearfoot for improved alignment
- Aerocell™ polyurethane base — durable, long-lasting support that holds its shape
- Insole thickness: 0.2165"
- Best for: hiking boots, walking shoes, sneakers, everyday shoes, and boots
Ideal For Relieving
- Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis
- Arch Pain & High Instep
- Metatarsalgia (ball-of-foot pain)
- Shock-related fatigue
- Pregnancy-related foot discomfort
