Why Choose PCSsole for Flat Feet and Overpronation?
- Support for Flat Feet: Unlike standard insoles, PCSsole offers multiple arch profiles to support low and fallen arches properly.
- Improved Alignment: Excessive pronation can disrupt your entire posture. Our insoles help realign your feet, promoting better balance and easing stress on your knees, hips, and lower back.
Proven Results
I spent $300+ on custom orthotics. These work BETTER. The arch support is firm yet comfortable. My flat feet finally have relief!
— Mark T., Verified Buyer | Dec 2024
10+ hours on my feet? No problem. 🛑 I used to limp home after work, but now my back and knee pain is GONE.
— Sarah L., Verified Buyer | Jul 2025
A game changer for flat feet! 🦶 Instant relief from the moment I put them in. I can walk all day without feeling like I'm stepping on knives.
— David R., Verified Buyer | Nov 2024
Insoles for Flat Feet FAQs
Do insoles really help flat feet?
Arch support insoles can limit the stretching of ligaments and tendons that are frequently strained in people with flat feet. For long-term comfort, you need to add insoles to your shoes to help maintain proper foot posture during daily walking or exercise.
How do I know if I have flat feet?
Self-examination method：・Wet foot test.・Observe the arch shape when standing.・Observe the arch shape when sitting.・Sensory examination. Learn more.
How do I find the best arch support insoles for flat feet?
Although many people with flat feet believe they don't need arch support, PCSsole insoles can significantly improve foot posture and reduce pain.The best insoles for flat feet should have the following three characteristics:・Semi-firm arch support.・Deep heel cup.・Contour and cushioning.
How to correct overpronation?
- Choose Supportive Footwear.
- Use Orthotic Insoles
- Incorporate Stretches and Strengthening Exercises.
- Lifestyle Adjustments
- Consult a podiatrist or physical therapist for gait analysis.
How long does it take to correct overpronation?
Many PCSsole customers experience nearly instant pain relief when they put our insoles in their shoes. But the body can take longer to fully heal. Talk to your doctor about a treatment timeline.