Do Dr. Scholl's Plantar Fasciitis insoles work for high arches?

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Dr. Scholl’s Plantar Fasciitis Pain Relief Orthotic Insoles are mainly designed to help with discomfort from plantar fasciitis. They provide some good cushioning and arch support, which could be beneficial if you have high arches. According to the manufacturer's description, they're designed to relieve foot and heel pain by spreading out pressure and reducing strain on the plantar fascia.

They even have shock-absorbing heel cups to help with inflammation and add just the right mix of cushioning and stability. Plus, you can trim them to fit women's shoe sizes 6 to 10, which is pretty handy.

From what we've found, people with high arches generally have a positive experience with these insoles. Many folks say that once they get them fitted right, they’re super comfy and really help with heel pain. One thing to remember, though, is that they might take some getting used to, and consistent use is usually a good idea for ongoing relief.

Of course, not everyone’s experience is the same. Some people mention that the arch support feels a bit high for them, which can be a problem if your foot shape doesn’t quite match up. There are also a few notes here and there about squeaking or the insoles not staying in place, but these don’t seem to be widespread issues.

Overall, while these insoles might not be everyone's cup of tea, they generally get a thumbs up from people dealing with plantar fasciitis. If you have high arches, putting them into shoes that already work well for your foot type might improve the fit and support.

As with any orthotic, you'll probably need to experiment a bit to see what feels best for you.