Today we’re going to dive into Superfeet green vs orange insoles and what the differences are between the two.
You’ll also learn the type of feet that would match best with these.
If you didn’t know, Superfeet is one of the most popular orthotic brands you can find.
They have a variety of styles and fits that are all color coordinated.
And the green and orange are some of their more popular styles.
To learn which one is better for certain feet, we’re doing the Superfeet green vs orange comparison.
Below is a more detailed breakdown of the two orthotics.
The orange insert has more forefoot cushioning, a deeper heel cup, and a more aggressive arch than the green insert, which has a patented orthotic form with wide sides and a deep heel cup.
Both provide wide arches and narrow heels that effectively align the lower limb, which is advantageous for the knees, hips, and back.
A person with a higher arch and a narrower heel who desires better response from the ankle to the knee, hip, and back may benefit from the orange insert.
But to really know for sure which one is right for your feet, you’ll have to try them.
To do that, scroll down, and schedule an appointment.
If you want to learn how Superfeet orthotics compare to Dr. Scholls, click here.
If you want to see how they compare to Powerstep orthotics, click here.
Video Summary:
- Green and orange Superfeet are over-the-counter footbeds with different features
- Green insert has a patented orthotic shape with a deep heel cup and narrower sides
- Orange insert has added forefoot cushioning, deeper heel cup and more aggressive arch support
- Both Superfeet help align the lower extremity better for positive effects on knees, hips and back
- Recommended for people with higher arches, narrower heels, and looking for better reaction on ankles, knees, hips, and back
