Pinnacle High Insoles | High Arch & Supination Insoles
Pinnacle High Insoles | High Arch & Supination Insoles
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last seen 26 Jan 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Powerstep Pinnacle High Insoles was $79.50 (last seen 26 Jan 2026). Prices may have changed since.
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Prices last updated 26 Jan 2026.
Powerstep Pinnacle High Insoles
Pinnacle High Insoles | High Arch & Supination Insoles
Pinnacle High Insoles | High Arch & Supination Insoles
Last updated at 26/01/2026 01:30:09
originally posted on healthandcare.co.uk
Have used Langer BioSkives since prescribed by podiatrist at Luton UH just over 6 years ago. I have brought new as an when I've changed my main walking shoesHowever, they have become eye-wateringly expensive. So as the BioSkives have only ever been used without customisation I decided to try something cheaper but of similar support. So far my initial experience with the Powerstep Pinnacles has proved favorable while I gently break my feet into them (as I had to do with the BioSkives). Certainly on a 'bang per buck' basis I am more than happy, so I just need to see over the next few months that they do what is needed to help with my arthritic flat feet.
originally posted on theinsolestore.com
My typical boot size is 9.5 EE width. The insole that works for my feet has a high (30-35 mm) arch extending across the width of the foot with only a gradual slope to the lateral edge. In my experience, the best insoles with thick padding are the PowerStep Pinnacle High Insole (Size G trimmed to fit) and Spenco Full-Length Orthotic Arch Supports (Size 4 trimmed to fit). The Pinnacle has the arch support raised more on the medial side and not so much on the lateral side. The Spenco product is moldable after soaking in hot water, but it is stiff and only molds to a general contour. It provides a coarsely-shaped arch profile forming a substantial and slightly springy platform made of dense plastic to support the bottom of the foot. The Spenco Orthotic design is great ... MoreMy typical boot size is 9.5 EE width. The insole that works for my feet has a high (30-35 mm) arch extending across the width of the foot with only a gradual slope to the lateral edge. In my experience, the best insoles with thick padding are the PowerStep Pinnacle High Insole (Size G trimmed to fit) and Spenco Full-Length Orthotic Arch Supports (Size 4 trimmed to fit). The Pinnacle has the arch support raised more on the medial side and not so much on the lateral side. The Spenco product is moldable after soaking in hot water, but it is stiff and only molds to a general contour. It provides a coarsely-shaped arch profile forming a substantial and slightly springy platform made of dense plastic to support the bottom of the foot. The Spenco Orthotic design is great for work and hiking boots worn by feet that have a broad arch which extends across the bottom of the foot. The Powerstep Pinnacle is made with well-cushioned foam and is better suited for athletic shoes or boots worn by feet having more than 40% arch height downslope from the medial side to the lateral side. Comfort and durability are much better than average. I have been wearing Powerstep insoles for almost three years and strongly recommend this product. They typically can last a minimum of 16 to 20 months under frequent use.
originally posted on healthandcare.co.uk
My 2nd pair of this product. Recently came back from a city touring break of 4 days and had this insole fitted inside my shoes. It was very supportive on my instep and hell and allowed me to walk for many hours without aches in my feet. This Pinnacle type insole is ideal where a thicker padding is required. Would buy again. Company purchased from did them at a very competitive price and no issues on ordering or delivery.
| Arch height | 35 mm |
| Arch type | High Arch Types |
Have used Langer BioSkives since prescribed by podiatrist at Luton UH just over 6 years ago. I have brought new as an when I've changed my main walking shoesHowever, they have become eye-wateringly expensive. So as the BioSkives have only ever been used without customisation I decided to try something cheaper but of similar support. So far my initial experience with the Powerstep Pinnacles has proved favorable while I gently break my feet into them (as I had to do with the BioSkives). Certainly on a 'bang per buck' basis I am more than happy, so I just need to see over the next few months that they do what is needed to help with my arthritic flat feet.
My typical boot size is 9.5 EE width. The insole that works for my feet has a high (30-35 mm) arch extending across the width of the foot with only a gradual slope to the lateral edge. In my experience, the best insoles with thick padding are the PowerStep Pinnacle High Insole (Size G trimmed to fit) and Spenco Full-Length Orthotic Arch Supports (Size 4 trimmed to fit). The Pinnacle has the arch support raised more on the medial side and not so much on the lateral side. The Spenco product is moldable after soaking in hot water, but it is stiff and only molds to a general contour. It provides a coarsely-shaped arch profile forming a substantial and slightly springy platform made of dense plastic to support the bottom of the foot. The Spenco Orthotic design is great ... MoreMy typical boot size is 9.5 EE width. The insole that works for my feet has a high (30-35 mm) arch extending across the width of the foot with only a gradual slope to the lateral edge. In my experience, the best insoles with thick padding are the PowerStep Pinnacle High Insole (Size G trimmed to fit) and Spenco Full-Length Orthotic Arch Supports (Size 4 trimmed to fit). The Pinnacle has the arch support raised more on the medial side and not so much on the lateral side. The Spenco product is moldable after soaking in hot water, but it is stiff and only molds to a general contour. It provides a coarsely-shaped arch profile forming a substantial and slightly springy platform made of dense plastic to support the bottom of the foot. The Spenco Orthotic design is great for work and hiking boots worn by feet that have a broad arch which extends across the bottom of the foot. The Powerstep Pinnacle is made with well-cushioned foam and is better suited for athletic shoes or boots worn by feet having more than 40% arch height downslope from the medial side to the lateral side. Comfort and durability are much better than average. I have been wearing Powerstep insoles for almost three years and strongly recommend this product. They typically can last a minimum of 16 to 20 months under frequent use.
My 2nd pair of this product. Recently came back from a city touring break of 4 days and had this insole fitted inside my shoes. It was very supportive on my instep and hell and allowed me to walk for many hours without aches in my feet. This Pinnacle type insole is ideal where a thicker padding is required. Would buy again. Company purchased from did them at a very competitive price and no issues on ordering or delivery.
Changed my feet from plantar fasciitis! I have to stand long hours and these have made all the difference. I have purchased several pairs over the last few years. They are extremely durable having survived biweekly washing machine cleanings since I mostly wear them in my On Cloud shoes without socks. Highly recommend!
These are the insoles that don’t send a tingling feeling through my foot when I walk. I have plantar fasciitis and I went to fleet feet looking for a solution. I bought these inserts and brooks shoes. Pain is gone during my normal day routines. My feet do get sore still if I stand in one spot for long periods of time, standing in lines.
My back, hips and knees thanks Pinnacle PowerStep High Arch in Womens 8.5 (C). Fit is perfect and could be cut (toe) if necessary. Have a pair in both pairs of sneakers. A little pricey, but then what isn't these days. They work! Daily power walker. It's a pleasure to go walking again after the CSR at "The Insole Store" said the chronic squeaking from my insoles sounds like a defect. She sent me a new pair and they do not squeak! Happy walker again. Highly recommend High Arch if you have flat feet like me. Thank you The Insole Store. Lifetime customer👍❤️
I suffer from knee pain, which may be worsened by underpronation/supination. After doing some research, I tried both the PowerStep Pinnacle and High Arch. The High Arch provides me noticeably more support and, while it is a bit too soon to tell, some relief of the knee pain.I'll withhold my final verdict until I try them in a pair of new shoes, but so far, so good. The results are good enough that I plan to buy more.
This is one of the very few off-the-shelf insoles that is any way comparable to custom-made orthotics. Pinnacle is often mentioned by podiatrists on Youtube. They don't last as long as custom-made, but even if you change them every six months you are still saving a lot of money. I need wide fit because of my 6E shoes, but if I had narrower feet I would choose pick Pinnacle High Insoles for the added support. Still. this is still a quality insole and good value fot the money.
I couldn’t believe how good I felt once I out these in my shoes. I was able to walk for a longer time. I mean, I had really bad plantar fasciitis and the was centered at the heel of my left foot. I used to sit down and dread getting back up but not with these. Although, they were pricey they were worth every dollar. Because I feel like I am getting my life back. I can walk around, exercise and do more at work.I’m so thankful.
| Arch height | 35 mm |
| Arch type | High Arch Types |
