Arch Pain

Enertor have been running (and helping you run) since 1998. Since their infancy, the brand have gone from strength to strength to become one of the world leaders in orthotics. Learn more about their history and what makes them special by reading on!

Your arches (the spaces on the inner side of your feet) are one of the most important parts of your feet, making it possible for your feet to sustain your body weight. They also reduce the amount of damage everyday activities do to your feet and shift the energy your feet absorb while walking into your next step. Since they are such an important part of how your body works, it’s important that you get to know them as well as possible.

Aching arches? What a nuisance! Most people never give a second thought to their arches until they start to hurt, but spare a second to think beyond your feet and consider what an arch is, in a building for example. Sure they’re pretty, but they’re there for a purpose, too! Arches bear weight and your feet are no different, taking your body weight almost constantly throughout the day, really it’s a miracle that our feet aren’t always aching, so the least you can do for your hardworking arches is make sure they’re supported!

If your feet are bothering you but you don't know why, our graphic is the ideal solution. Simply click on the area that is giving you trouble and see our detailed guides on how to combat the conditions.

Sulking soles? Aching arches? Unhappy feet can easily stop you in your tracks and make going about your normal day feel like an uphill battle, but helping sore feet get back to their best needn’t be complex or time consuming. Arch pain is generally the result of overwork or shoes treating your feet unkindly, and the pain may also be effecting your heels or ball of the foot. A few days of dedicated care followed by a few tweaks to your general foot care habits can have you back on your feet in no time.

Arch pain, known interchangeably as Arch Strain, is a pain and discomfort originating in the arch of the foot. Arch pain is often a side effect of a pre-existing case of Plantar Faciitis which effect the heel, arch or both, but can also be brought on by direct injury to the area or general stress.