Aetrex carries various orthotics for customized comfort based off your foot and activity at an over the counter price. Each orthotic varies in arch type, metatarsal support and material.
To simplify the initial selecting process, Aetrex has an orthotic quiz to help select the right orthotic for you with 4 quick questions.
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Aetrex is the global leader in foot scanning technology with thousands of scanners used around the globe. Our free scanning technology can also help select the right orthotic for you in 3 minutes.
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The differences between each item would be the arch types, posted or cupped and if you need neutral without a metatarsal pad or supported with a metatarsal pad.
The last two digits in the item number determine which insole is best for you.
“00” – NEUTRAL/CUPPED; Recommended for Medium/High Arch Feet
NEUTRAL: Without metatarsal support, for those not suffering from ball-of-foot discomfort.
CUPPED: Cushioned and stabilizes the rearfoot.
“05” CUPPED/SUPPORTED; Recommended for Medium/High Arch Feet with ball of foot pressure.
CUPPED: Cushioned and stabilizes the rearfoot.
SUPPORTED: Metatarsal support comforts ball-of-foot & redistributes weight from metatarsal area.
“20” NEUTRAL/POSTED; Recommended for Flat/Low Arch Feet
NEUTRAL: Without metatarsal support, for those not suffering from ball-of-foot discomfort.
POSTED: Controls over-pronation and balances the rearfoot.
“25” POSTED/SUPPORTED; Recommended for Flat/ Low Arch Feet with ball of foot pressure.
POSTED: Controls over-pronation and balances the rearfoot.
SUPPORTED: Metatarsal support comforts ball-of-foot & redistributes weight from metatarsal area.
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I don't know how accurate or reliable these scanners are. One day it recommended L2305, then 30minutes later it said L2300. Went back the next day, and it was L2305 again. It just couldn't make up its mind.
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