Description
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We designed Dr. Scholl’s Athletic Series Sport Massaging Gel Advanced Insoles especially for people who participate in a range of athletic activities where they experience muscle fatigue in the feet and legs. Designed with Massaging Gel Advanced technology, which allows our athletic insoles to reduce stress on your lower body joints and keeps you on your feet longer.
Absorbs shock & reduces muscle fatigue in feet, knees and lower back
● Athlete-tested to protect feet, knees and lower back from shock and reduce stress on lower body joints.
● Designed with rugged construction for multiple sports and athletic activities to withstand the impact and forces exerted on your feet.
● Move over 10% more! A recent clinical study showed participants moved over 10% more with Dr. Scholl’s Massaging Gel Advanced softer and bouncier gel waves.*
*Bayer Study 20311, 2018.
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10% MORE with softer, bouncier gel waves* ● The ripple wave in the heel has bouncier gel waves for a “spring in your step”. ● The Responsive Wave Cushioning in the ball-of-foot area has softer gel waves that give you both cushioning and energy rebound. ● These softer, bouncier gel waves provide you with all-day superior comfort that allows you to feel energized and move more than ever before. *Compared to original Dr. Scholl’s Massaging Gel Insoles |
Tired, Achy Feet can keep you from moving at your best. Muscle Fatigue is a broad condition in which your feet or legs feel sore or tired. and you can have symptoms such as swelling and soreness. Having muscle fatigue makes it difficult to fully live the busy life you want to live. Not a medical diagnosis. For information purposes only. |
Easy-To-Use ● Step 1: Your shoes’ current insoles are probably removable – take them out first. ● Step 2: Place insole into shoe to test for size. ● Step 3: If needed, trim along the outline (on bottom of insole near the toes) that matches your shoe size. ● Step 4: Insert insole into shoe gel side down. Replace insoles every six (6) months or at first signs of wear. Tip! If your shoes’ current insoles are removable, you can use them as a cutting guide for your new insoles. |
