Heel Pain Relief With Tuli'S Heavy Duty Heel Cups: Cushioned Inserts For Shock Absorption, Plantar Fasciitis, And Sever'S Disease In Green (Small), Made In The USA - 1 Pair Review

About 8 years ago, I was told by my squash pro that I would (a) extend the life of my knees and (b) be more likely to balance on my toes if (c) I started using heel cups. I bought the Tuli Heavy Duty cups and have worn them ever since. I can't say they helped my knees, but they have definitely improved my balance on the court. The reason I'm writing this review now is that I thought my current pair might be wearing out, so I bought a new pair and put them in my squash shoes. Nodifference! The…

I have waited 6 weeks to write my review so I could have a true review. I bought these and bought the Tuli Heavy Duty GEL Heel Cups from another site. Find myself grabbing the Gel ones as the go to pair. Have been dealing with bruised heels (one worse than the other) for 3 months. Was using ice, compression, elevation, insoles, ibuprofen and NO walking barefoot or on flipflops. An absolute pain to deal with and just little improvement over time.Then I read about Tuli Heel cups and for $11…

Was prescribed these by my doctor nearly 20 years ago for heel pain and shin splits due to being over weight. These allowed me to become active again and helped me shed nearly 70 pounds. Now after succumbing to a sedentary lifestyle, the weight has come back along with the heel pain. Ordered these after nearly 20 years of not needing them to get my feet back in order so I can begin to exercise again and hope these will help me along my journey. The only negative thing I can say is they may need

Fixed my tired heels! My son tried them first but didn’t like the feeling of where the seem ended on his foot so I inherited them and bought him insoles that are the entire foot length.I walked 12 miles every day in DC for a week and no tired heels.

My son has Sever’s and we struggled to find an insole that felt comfortable and provided relief. We talked to his osteopath and she recommended we give these a try. I wish we had found out about these sooner! He started feeling some relief the more he wore them. He still has some growing to do but these are helping when he’s up and on his feet.

These were recommended by a chiropractor and has helped me walk the classroom with less discomfort. I wear them in my socks so they stay in place. I hope to finally find relief from plantar fasciitis.

They are very bright and would be excellent for people that want to run or walk at night. The light comes out at about 260⁰ angle and does not work well if you are next to someone that is asleep.

Depends on your condition. Obviously. They weren't perfect for our son, but that's not because of the product - it's because his condition worsened. The product is fairly good - as advertised for the most part. Comfortable and seems durable enough. Just caution that's not magic .

Sometimes insert slips out of place. I’m not sure what is wrong with my heel. I do find this a little helpful to reduce the pain. If I walked a long time, I’m in pain.

Im 6'1" and right at 205 pounds.I am very active in that I play basketball at least 3 times a week competitively. Had recurring, almost annual(sometimes bi-annual) cortisone shots in my heel for foot/heel pain, mostly to one foot, but sometimes both. Have a new Dr. this(different insurance) year that told me it wasnt plantar and that he wouldn't give me an injection which basically allowed me to walk at night and in the mornings. I panicked as that meant I was going to become a useless stump on

My son was having pain similar probably sever's disease when he played basketball or ran. These inserts cured it immediately. He no longer has pain when he runs.

My Sharp stabbing heel pain was diagnosed as plantar fasciitis. I have been dealing with it for months. But the arch area wasn’t painful, mainly the heel felt like a knife was going in. I researched and researched to try to find something that would work I had had the Cortizone injection I had done insoles, I had done all kinds of things ice etc. when I happened upon an Article talking about Heel Pad pain, And heel cups were recommended. Mind you I had purchased gel inserts and things like that

My doctor recommended these for my heel pain. I am on my feet the majority of the day and these have made a big difference. I have had much less pain throughout the day.

Following the advice of another reviewer, I was able to wear these inside of my socks. This is the only way I can take more than 3 steps with the heel cushions still in place.I bought these on the advice of my podiatrist. I have PF and it does not play well with my various standing and walking volunteer jobs. The first time I tried them on, I never made it out of the bedroom with them in place. I hate socks in the summer so I will resume wearing them in the fall.

I got these yesterday and love them! Don't know about as a long term therapy aid. I'll try to remember to post in a few weeks. But I walk my dogs constantly and these made it possible to do long ones again. As the descriptions says, though, it's more for comfort than support. That was what I needed and I got it. UPDATE: It's only been a couple weeks and the pain is almost completely gone. I paired it up with a night splint for plantar fasciitis and it worked better that way. :ink to boot…

I've had on off again problems with heel pain for a few years. It's been constant over the last 6 months and have tried a number of things. After the x-ray which showed nothing, I started physical therapy for several months. Part of that included the topical steroid patch. That helped a bit, but nothing like a cure. I added a night foot splint (Body Armor) the equation. That helped a bit, but again no real 'cure'. These heel cups were the latest addition to the treatment plan.Overall,I'd have…

Bought these after seeing that many people on the extremely informative "heelspurs" web site rated them highly. I already had a pair of the Tuli regular heel cups (not heavy duty) and they were quite good, so I thought I'd try these. After my husband saw mine, he had me order a pair (although large size) for him, which I did. They are indeed heavier duty than the regulars, and now my favorite pair. I put them in the good-fitting athletic shoes I bought and they make walking a lot better. (Make…

I've had bad heel problems that just started this year due to being overweight and working a factory job. I'm usually fine once I get moving around, but getting out of bed or up after a long break usually has me hobbling around.These heel cups have been a blessing. I use them in conjunction with Happystep Plantar Fasciitis Insoles and I have not had any more problems getting up and moving. They are soft and springy. My only complaint is the edges curl when you insert your foot into shoes, but…

First, I think you need really oversized shoes for these. I found that once I got them in my running shoes there was barely enough room for my feet and the fit was very uncomfortable. I recommend buying shoes one to 1.5 sizes larger than your normal size if you want to put these in them. I unfortunately usually buy running/hiking shoes only one half size larger than dress shoes and these will not work in shoes I already own.Second, they are very "mushy." I cannot understand why so many outfits…

I bought these because it you suffer with a heal spur, you will try anything. I am surprised how much they do help. I need more for all my shoes.