ShockBlockers® Insoles

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Low-Friction, Abrasion-Resistant, Load-Distributing, Moisture-Wicking Overlayer Keeps Feet Cooler and Drier ShockBlockers® Insole Inserts fabric surface solves this problem through its combination of low-friction, high-wicking, extremely durable textile. Mike Dennis further explains: “The fabric is woven in such a way that it captures perspiration; the heat [both body heat and heat from the impact energy conversion [...]

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ShockBlockers Visco-Elastic Cushioning Layer Spreads Comfort Another common complaint about insole inserts is the tendency for the formation of painful “hot spots” on the bottom of the feet. What the brain records as a “hot spot” is actually a localized loss of capillary blood flow known as ischemia. Most insole inserts are made from materials [...]

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ShockBlockers Non-Springy, Acceleration-Rate-Sensitive Core Absorbs Shocks True or False? At the end of a long day, it’s not just your feet that hurt; Ankles, shins, knees and hips…the older we get the further up the pain seems to go! Mike Dennis explains: “When we run, walk or stand, we generate shock, which is mechanical energy. [...]

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Testing Methods

Lab testing was conducted by: Neil Reed, Orthotist, working under the direction of Dr.Thomas R. Palmer, DPM at Oregon Foot Clinic, 6108 NE Glisan, Portland, OR. All tests were conducted using the same criteria. The same shoes were used in each test by the same test subject Walking test on a treadmill at 3.5 mph. [...]

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