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The PowerStep bridge is a full-length insole that sits between a cushioned comfort insole and a rigid orthotic. Its flexible arch structure adapts to the foot and works for all arch heights, while a dual-layer cushion pairs slow-recovery memory foam with PowerStep energize foam, which the brand says returns 55% of energy per step. A moisture-wicking mesh top fabric limits heat and friction. It suits people with plantar fasciitis, achy feet or ankle, knee, hip and back pain who want adaptable support in everyday shoes rather than a hard custom orthotic.
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Rated 4.6 out of 5 across more than 1,500 ratings, the bridge is well received by people with plantar fasciitis and general foot ache. Owners credit the adaptable arch and cushioning for all-day comfort, though some find the arch too soft for serious correction.
PowerStep bridge insoles are full-length insoles that combine an arch support structure with dual-layer cushioning. The podiatrist-designed arch support flexes and adapts to all arch heights, and it cradles the heel for motion control.
The cushioning has two layers. A slow-recovery memory foam top layer conforms to the shape of the foot. Under it, PowerStep energize foam has channels that help distribute weight evenly and absorb shock. The energize foam offers 55% energy return, measured in a study by a third-party lab, BioMechanica LLC. The top fabric is a moisture-wicking mesh that helps control heat, friction and perspiration.
The insoles are made to help with foot pain and conditions linked to overpronation, mild to moderate pronation or supination, such as plantar fasciitis. They are intended for shoes with removable factory insoles, including athletic, work, boots and casual dress shoes. To fit them, trim the insole to size using the original insole as a guide.
