We tested their heartinsoles over various days and on both heel, and toe to see just how effective they were on a long day on our feet.
I first popped these in for a day out, slipped in the toe area of my heeled boots. They do take a fair bit of getting used to at first as the gel can be felt moving underfoot as you first get moving, which is a little different to other pads I'd tried previously which are more static when worn, but once you get used to the sensation it's rather relaxing on the foot. I took to the pads for a simple 2 hour jaunt at first to get used to them and they certainly were rather comfortable, the gel even warmed up as I walked about which at this time of the year was a warm welcome in the sole of my boots!
For my next outing I flipped the pads around to the heel area of my boots for a full day out at the big vintage fair, knowing that I'd be facing cobbled pavements in The printworks amongst Manchester's busy streets on a Saturday.
Having already adjusted to them on my last outing the sensation was much easier to get used to underfoot, negotiating the cobbled pavements and crowds certainly would have put extra pressure to my feet on any day, having the heartinsole under my heel did help to ease the pressure as I went throughout the day; clambering up the top floor of afflecks and winding through the staircases at the vintage fair.
I certainly noticed quite a difference to my feet after the day out, with minimal discomfort to my feet, and just a slight ache from the usual full day out on my feet. The gel action from the pads certainly was a huge comfort.
Heartinsoles are available now in 2 sizes to suit footwear from sizes 2 to 9 and in 2 colours, pink and clear.
You can find more about Heartinsoles at www.geldoctor.com/heartinsole.html or their full range of products visit www.geldoctor.com
