Orthotics tend to refer to the insoles that are specifically made by a podiatrist to custom-fit a patient’s feet. While they usually require a prescription, certain orthotics can be purchased ...

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but just an extra step that other insoles on this list don’t require. “I personally tend to pronate a lot and have a history of mild scoliosis,” says Lane, who has gotten custom-made ...