Why Sore Dawgs?

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Sore Dawgs have been field evaluated and market tested. Clinical trials conducted both in the workplace and on hikers, skiers, runners, golfers, sports teams and orthopedic, podiatry and physical therapy practioners and patients have lauded Sore Dawgs technical, multi-ply support and comfort system.

 

Do your feet hurt, and keep you from the enjoyment of your activities?

Wearing shoes without the correct support can cause sore heels, aching arches, bruising on the balls of the feet and structural misalignment, which can manifest not only as foot pain, but discomfort in the ankles, knees, hip, back, shoulders, neck or head. Stock insoles in shoes and boots are typically inexpensive fillers. Sore Dawg insoles can better tailor your footwear's fit, providing ergonomic support and comfort to your feet and your whole body.

Athletes, and hard working people who are on their feet all day, typically place significantly more stress on their feet. Excessive standing or walking can cause the heels of the foot and the metatarsal area to ache. Adding a more cushioned, but firm support with a proper insole, can reduce the discomfort greatly. A lack of natural arch support, or very high arches,can be extremely painful and even physically handicapping years down the road. Sore Dawgs can assist in reducing over-pronation or supination, helping to relieve foot and back pain, general heel pain and plantar fasciitis.

Sore Dawg replacement insoles come in 3 distinctively unique styles of heel and arch support systems designed for your unique needs.  Sore Dawgs answer an ongoing need: a line of corrective replacement insoles that truly work, making today’s active life more comfortable. 

 

 

 

 

Sore Dawgs have been ergonomically designed to assist with proper alignment which helps promote relief from everyday aches and pains.

 

“According to the US National Center for Health Statistics, impairment of the lower extremities is a leading cause of activity limitation in older people. Foot problems can lead to knee, hip, and lower back pain diminishing mobility. One-fourth of
nursing home patients cannot walk and one-sixth walk only with assistance.”