High Arches

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Whether you're a dedicated runner or spend long hours on your feet at work, dealing with high arch discomfort can be a real pain. To help, we've put together this Best Insoles for High Arches guide.

Leg length discrepancy is linked to a wide range of conditions such as plantar fasciitis, over pronation and metatarsalgia, and a difference in leg length can exacerbate each affliction. We've put together a list of our best solutions for combatting both issues.

High arch insoles are insoles which have been specifically designed for helping with high arches (also known as cavus foot or pes cavus). They help to provide relief to the pain high arches can cause, and can also help with a range of foot issues, from other conditions to sport performance.

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High arches (also known as cavus foot or pes cavus) are where your arch is arched higher than normal. It’s the opposite of flat feet, much less common and much more problematic. High arches place more strain and pressure on your metatarsal area (the part of your foot between the ankle and the toes.