The Best Insoles for Morton's Neuroma
Insoles with a built-in metatarsal pad support the metatarsals to relieve pain from Morton's Neuroma.
Finding the the right pair of supportive insoles for your shoes can be a huge help with Morton's neuroma. Insoles that support your metatarsals in their natural spread reduce pressure on the nerve that causes neuroma pain.
But what should you look for in an insole for Morton's neuroma? And which insole is best to help you with this condition?
This post will discuss why an insole with a built-in metatarsal pad is the best option for helping with Morton's neuroma. We'll also show why SOLE with Met Pad footbeds are the best insoles to offer forefoot cushioning and metatarsal support.
What is Morton's neuroma?
To identify the best insole for Morton's neuroma, it's important to understand the condition. Morton's neuroma is caused by the thickening of tissue around nerves that travel between your metatarsal heads. Metatarsal heads are the first big 'knuckles' of your toe bones in the ball of your foot.
When pressure is applied to this nerve, it causes tingling, burning, toe cramping or shooting pains in the ball of the foot. A tell-tale sign of Morton's neuroma is feeling like there's something stuck in your shoe, or like your sock is bunched up under the ball of your foot.
Any insole for Morton's neuroma should help to relieve pressure on the metatarsal heads, by supporting the metatarsals in their natural spread.
Metatarsal pad insoles for Morton's neuroma.
The best insoles for Morton's neuroma should include a built-in metatarsal pad. A metatarsal pad is a small bump that supports the metatarsals in their natural position and spacing, preventing them from becoming cramped. This relieves pressure on the nerve that causes Morton's neuroma pain.
An insole with a built-in metatarsal pad offers support to the whole foot, with a special focus on the metatarsals.
The best thing about an insole with a built-in metatarsal pad is that the metatarsal pad remains perfectly positioned in your shoe. Other metatarsal pad products move around in your shoe, or tend to be placed too far forward to effectively support your bones.
SOLE with Met Pad footbeds slip easily into your shoes with a perfectly positioned metatarsal pad to help you get relief from Morton's neuroma pain. (Try SOLE footbeds with built-in metatarsal pads for 15% off!)
Our Met Pad footbeds come in three thicknesses, to fit every shoe.
Morton's neuroma insoles with forefoot cushioning and metatarsal support.
The metatarsal pad also helps to optimize your foot's natural forefoot cushioning by pushing it forward, supporting it under the metatarsal heads. This increases your comfort as you take each step. SOLE Medium and Thick insoles also include a layer of durable open-cell cushioning to help add further comfort to your forefoot.
Insoles for Morton's neuroma and plantar fasciitis.
All SOLE footbeds feature the SOLE Signature Supportive Shape. This means they include dynamic arch support that's clinically proven to reduce plantar fascia strain by an average of 34%. Less strain and pressure on your plantar fascia means less pain. It also gives your feet time to recover from inflammation and injury without further aggravating your plantar fasciitis.
SOLE orthotic insoles offer relief from both plantar fasciitis and Morton's neuroma that many describe as being comparable to their prescription orthotics (read Morton's neuroma insoles reviews). The difference is that our footbeds cost a fraction of the price of prescription orthotics.
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One the most important aspects of custom orthotics is to match the shape of the insole to your foot. SOLE’s heat/wear moldable orthopedic bases adapt to the exact contours of your feet without compromising the orthopedic shape, providing you custom comfort at an affordable cost. Getting custom-fit footwear has never been easier.