Insolia High Heel Comfort in the Press


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DailyMail London
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The insoles that allow women to wear high heels all day WITHOUT the pain After a hard day in high heels even the most determined woman can struggle to keep a spring in her step. But now it seems stiletto-wearers can strut their stuff without making their feet pay the price. More...


timesonline London
 Alice Olins Why Victoria Beckham should give her feet a break
She suffers for her saunter
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Maybe Victoria Beckham was worried that she wouldn't meet the height requirement for the rides at Universal Studios last weekend. Why else would she choose a pair of heels so high (Christian Louboutin, 14cm) for a day-trip with her sons?
If you empathise with her heel addiction and suffer for your saunter, at least invest in some of the effective products on the market that alleviate pain. Insolia (from £5.95; www.simplyfeet.co.uk or insolia.com) is a rubber insert that shifts your weight back towards your heel (send a pair to Posh, quick) reducing the forces that can pull your body out of alignment, which in turn cause strain on your feet and legs. With these, apparently, you can wear your heels for up to four times longer. More...

timesonline London
 Carolyn Asome
 Buy this
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After trailing these M&S more-expensive-looking-than-they-are black and grey suede heels, the fashion department will no longer be packing a spare change of flats in their bag each morning. Not only did we feel as if we were walking on pillows, but the Insolia technology offers improved body alignment, decreased forefoot pressure and enhanced ankle stability. Not bad for £45. And did we mention the flash of red heel, which has had several Times employees demanding to know where they could be bought from? Like now. More...


DailyMail London
 Death of the cheap shoe Has the end of the road been reached for the cheap shoe? More...

BostonGlobe Boston, MA
 Comfy heels? Turns out it is rocket science A New England firm, working with an MIT-trained rocket scientist, yesterday unveiled what it claims to be a footwear breakthrough -- one that makes sexy high heels nearly as easy to wear as sensible shoes. More...