Bottom view of shoe inserts for PowerStep Morton’s Extension Orthotic Shoe Insoles with black EVA base, top view of shoe insoles with blue polyester top fabric, image of PowerStep Morton’s Extension Insoles packaging, profile view of PowerStep Morton’s Extension Orthotic Insoles with semi-rigid neutral arch support, treats discomfort from bunions, hallux rigidus/limitus, sesamoiditis, arthritis, turf toe, and other conditions affecting the MTP (big toe) joint, arch support insoles for women and men
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Woman placing PowerStep Morton’s Extension Insoles into navy blue tennis shoe.
Carbon fiber stability plate: Helps reduce flexibility under the big toe promoting healing and lessening pain during movement. Made in the USA with globally sourced materials.
Relieves & Prevents Pain: Relief of turf toe, hallux limitus & hallux rigidus, post-operative discomfort, arthritis. PowerStep is proven clinically effective in improving foot function. Accepted by the American Podiatric Medical Association.
Chart with PowerStep Morton’s Extension dimensions by size. 10 US shoe sizes. Refer to insole diagram indicating measurement locations for data points 1-4. Measurements for data points 5-7 will remain the same across all insole sizes within this family.
Floating PowerStep Morton’s Extension Insoles, arch support shoe inserts for women, arch support shoe inserts for men, unisex shoe inserts, insoles for pronation, mild overpronation, neutral arch support for plantar fasciitis, arch support to correct malalignment from pronation, insoles with carbon fiber plate to stabilize big toe joint
Top view of PowerStep Morton’s Extension Shoe insoles with blue polyester top fabric, these shoes inserts reduce pain and stabilize the big toe joint, help treat discomfort from bunions, hallux rigidus/limitus, sesamoiditis, arthritis, turf toe, and other conditions affecting the MTP (big toe) joint, orthotic shoe inserts, arch supporting orthotic insoles, plantar fasciitis orthotics
View of PowerStep Morton’s Extension orthotic arch support shoe inserts from heel to toe, relieves foot, arch, and heel pain, and sore, aching feet, insoles with carbon fiber plate for stabilizing big toe joint, neutral arch support helps to correct pronation and prevent plantar fasciitis
Profile view of PowerStep Morton’s Extension arch supporting shoe insoles with semi-rigid arch support for pronation, arch support for plantar fasciitis, designed for walking and running shoes, shoe inserts to help relieve and treat discomfort from bunions, hallux rigidus/limitus, sesamoiditis, arthritis, turf toe, orthotic shoe insoles with standard arch support

PowerStep Morton’s Extension | Orthotic Insoles for Bunions, Sesamoiditis and Toe Pain

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1. Odor control top fabric
helps reduce heat, friction, & perspiration
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2. Premium dual-layer support cushioning
for enhanced comfort from heel to toe
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3. Carbon fiber stability plate
adds support and reduces flexibility of the big toe to help promote healing & lessen pain
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4. Firm but flexible PowerStep® arch shape
in a neutral arch support shell
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5. Neutral arch support & deep heel cradle
for increased comfort, stability, & motion control
PowerStep Morton’s Extension | Orthotic Insoles for Bunions, Sesamoiditis and Toe Pain PowerStep: #1 Podiatrist Recommended Brand of Orthotic Insoles, Made in the USA

Overall rating: 4.518293 / 5 from 164 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

PowerStep Morton’s Extension insoles offer full-length support and cushioning with a carbon fiber plate to reduce pain and stabilize the big toe joint. They provide excellent support for foot pain and bunion pain, immediate relief for pain and swelling, and a good fit suitable for various foot types.

Summary topics

  • Fit: 16%
  • Pain Relief: 17%
  • Support: 28%
  • Comfort: 12%
  • Effectiveness: 9%

Review topics: [size, irritation, improvement, problem, quality, feel, design, fit, pain, relief, comfort, work, discomfort, material, customer service, difference, insoles, support, inserts, toes, feet, shoes, movement, powerstep, arthritis, solution, stability, arch, aches, orthotics].

Review highlights

  • "They hugged my feet perfectly and comfortably and I had no pain in my feet whatsoever when using these insoles."Mina
  • "These fit perfectly in my walking and jogging shoes and the arch support is perfect."Elissa
  • "My mom also has arthritis in her feet so I let her borrow these and she felt relief right away."Silvia

Reviews

Really helpful

"I have arthritis in my right big toe only. As a result, I need good arch support and to keep the toe from moving much when I walk. I've tried carbon titanium inserts plus doctor recommended arch support inserts. They worked, as long as there was enough toe room for two inserts. This all in one is much more convenient and comfortable."

Cynthia S. (5/5)

Good product but

"The arch was too much for me personally so I tried as recommended but ended up returning (easy process) because I was getting ankle roll. The toe was definitely experiencing less movement but if only this version was crossed with the pinnacle low arch would be a better fit for my personal needs."

David L. (3/5)

Made my pain worse!

"I ordered these after they were recommended by my orthopedic surgeon. I had bunion surgery 7 months ago and was told these would be good for hiking. I tried them yesterday for the first time (fortunately just a short couple of miles) and I was in so much pain after the first few steps. By the end of the walk I was hobbling on both feet; when I took my shoes off the pressure had caused the bottoms of my toes and part of the balls of my feet to go numb. Thankfully I didn't test them on a full day hike."

Mary H. (1/5)

Wow!!

"I’m 31 and already have the early stages of arthritis due to an injury in my big toe when I was a teenager. The packaging says they can provide significant relief of pain in two weeks, but for me they helped IMMEDIATELY, and they help a lot. I immediately felt far more confident in my ability to walk without pain. These are different from normal orthotics (which never helped me much) because of the carbon fiber insert. I highly recommend these for people with arthritis. Will probably buy a couple more pairs as backups."

Kat (5/5)

Powerstep Morton’s Extension has given

"Powerstep Morton’s Extension has given me so much pain relief regarding my right big toe. I can actually walk and now workout without any pain! Thanks."

Lynne L. (5/5)

Life saving insoles

"I have been walking around with a sore big toe, because a few years ago I was walking on steep hills. I recently put these insoles in my sneakers and I can already feel that my toe is healing. Thank you!!"

Shannon T. (5/5)

PowerStep insoles

"Excellent product. Made a big difference in comfort for my feet"

Robert B. (5/5)

Recommended by podiatrist and wow

"Recommended by podiatrist and wow he was right. This brand is good and the morons extension for my arthritis is really good. Dont waste money with lesser brands just do it right the first time."

Jim Z. (5/5)

Hallux limitus, Morton’s extension

"After dealing with big toe pain for months and getting no relief with various shoes and insoles, finally had a steroid injection then felt instant comfort and support with the Morton’s Extension…etc. insole. I’ve realized that I need this insole to align my pronated foot which relieves my toe pressure."

Cynthia J. (5/5)

what

"They are too big for my shoes and I don't know what to do about it."

LYNN E. (5/5)

Q&A

My shoes are often a LaSportiva approach shoe, size 44, this is a 10.5+. In other brands my size varies between 10.5 and 11. What size insoles should I order for the Morton’s extension?
Hi Ian, thanks for checking in. For our Morton’s Extension, we generally do not recommend trimming, as in most cases the carbon fiber plate sits very close to the edge of the insole. In some limited sizes, there may be a small amount of extra material beyond the end of the CF plate at the very front of the toe area, and up to about 1/4" could potentially be trimmed there only - but this is not typical and would require extreme caution. You’d need to stay at least 1/8" away from where the CF plate is visible on the underside to avoid affecting performance. Because of this, we usually recommend using the correct size as-is to ensure the support structure isn’t compromised. A helpful way to confirm fit is to compare the dimensions of your current shoe’s factory insole to the dimensions listed in the product photos on our Morton’s Extension product page - this can help you select the closest match before ordering.
Is it possible to get the Morton's extension insoles with metatarsal pads?
Hi Michael, we can not manufacture them with metatarsal pads built in, but you can order our separate Metatarsal Cushions and place them on top.
Does the Morton extension come in extra wide width?
Hi Patricia, not unfortunately our Morton's Extension comes in standard medium width.
I have a bunion on one foot, but it doesn't bother me other than the ballot my foot aches, do I need these insoles or the ones for ball of foot pain?
Hi John-David, you may like our Pinnacle Plus if you are looking for additional support under your ball of foot. Our Pinnacle Plus includes built in metatarsal cushions.
Will these still provide the cushioning/support for high intensity, high impact training?
Hi Laurie, yes they will!