StepAlign has helped 5,000+ customers feel more supported in daily shoes.
Customer feedback reflects individual comfort and fit experiences. Individual results vary.
Customer feedback reflects individual comfort and fit experiences. Individual results vary.
Engineered for Firm Medial Arch Contact
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Customer feedback reflects individual comfort and fit experiences. Individual results vary.
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"As a general practitioner, I regularly see patients struggling with flat feet, overpronation, and chronic foot pain that affects their whole posture. StepAlign's tiered arch support system is exactly what I look for — biomechanically sound, properly graded by foot type, and built to last. I recommend it to patients before they consider expensive custom orthotics."
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Compare StepAlign’s four arch support profiles by foot type, support height, and daily use. LOW+ 29mm is built for low or flat arches, MILD 31mm for mild flat feet, NORMAL 33mm for typical arches, and HIGH 35mm for high arches or high instep.
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Severe Flat Feet
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LOW
Mild Flat Feet
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MED
Normal Arches
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HIGH
High Arches
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| Arch height |
29mm 1.1" |
31mm 1.2" |
33mm 1.3" |
35mm 1.4" |
| Support level | Firm | Moderate | Balanced | Max |
| Medial lift | +6.5mm | +6mm | +4mm | +4mm |
| Lateral base | 4mm | 4mm | 4mm | +6mm |
| Correction | ← Inward rolling | ← Inward rolling | ↕ Neutral | → Outward rolling |
| Best for | Severe flat feet · heavy overpronation · X/O legs | Mild flat feet · standing all day · shin splints | Normal arches · running · gym · daily comfort | High arches · plantar fasciitis · supination |
| ✓ You are here | View LOW → | View MED → | View HIGH → |
LOW+
Severe Flat Feet
LOW
Mild Flat Feet
MED
Normal Arches
HIGH
High Arches
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