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The top shoe inserts, according to Consumer Reports

Shoe inserts earn their keep when comfort lasts through a full workday. Consumer Reports tested eight orthotics for fit and support to find four picks

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Shoe inserts promise to ease foot pain that shows up after standing, walking or working all day. A stiff arch or an insert that won't sit flat can turn that relief into one more discomfort to work around.

Consumer Reports had four testers with different foot issues try eight OTC orthotics for comfort, stability and ease of fit, and four stood out enough to recommend.

PowerStep Pinnacle Insoles

The $49.95 PowerStep Pinnacle Insoles come in a neutral arch with dual-layer cushioning and an........

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