Review on Plantar Fasciitis Canvas Support Orthopedic by Pat Peoples

But they did (see 6 month update below) I'm 62 years old, 5'8, 170lbs, not very athletic but active. My legs were killing me, and the heel and the ball. Plantar fasciitis seemed likely. We moved into a house with hardwood floors and the floor at work is hard so that might be a factor as well. I walked around the house barefoot a lot. I've been wearing them for 2 weeks now. First I changed my regular shoes (Clarks, not cheap). My legs hurt at the end of the day with the Clarks. Switch to these inexpensive geckos and stop getting sick. Now I use them every day. I wish all of life's problems of aging could be solved that easily. Legs no longer complain. Shoes are holding up well after 6 months of wearing 12x7 at home and at work. No seam or sole separation. There is still a lot of tread left. Lining intact. I was starting to use them more aggressively when doing DIY, so I bought a second pair. While the upper offers a bit of protection from falling objects, the outsole is strong enough to help you balance on bars etc. Check out the Gecko slippers, they're just as comfortable.