Description
Formthotics Longitudinal Arch Pads – Medial Arch Support Add-On (1 Pair)
Formthotics Longitudinal Arch Pads are a flat, self-adhesive add-on that provides extra support to the medial column of the foot, helping stabilise excessive midfoot pronation when used alongside a medial rearfoot wedge under Formthotics insoles. They're a straightforward, economical way for podiatrists to fine-tune arch correction without replacing the entire insole.
Made from compression-moulded EVA foam with a self-adhesive backing. This pack contains 1 pair — ideal for trialling a size or fitting a single pair of orthotics.
Key Features
- Self-adhesive backing — attaches under the arch of Formthotics insoles
- Promotes midfoot inversion — helps stabilise excessive pronation
- Designed to pair with a medial rearfoot wedge — for combined correction
- Compression-moulded EVA foam — durable, lightweight support
- Available in Small (105×40mm), Medium (115×45mm) and Large (120×50mm)
Standard vs 3D Arch Pads
These are the flat, standard version. The 3D Longitudinal Arch Pads have a contoured, anatomical shape that follows the arch curve for more targeted, three-dimensional support. The standard pads are simpler and more economical — a good choice for mild correction or as a starting point. For bulk supply, see the 5 Pair pack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need the standard or the 3D version?
The standard pads are flat and provide general medial arch support. The 3D pads have a contoured shape that follows the arch curve for more targeted correction. Your podiatrist can advise which is right for your foot.
Do these work with all Formthotics insoles?
Yes — they adhere to any Formthotics insole, including the Run Single, Run Dual, ShockStop, Workfit and Cycle models.
How long do they last?
Expect 3–6 months with daily use before the EVA foam compresses. The 5 Pair pack is more economical for ongoing replacement.
Can I use these without a rearfoot wedge?
They're designed to work alongside a medial rearfoot wedge for combined correction. Used alone they'll still add some arch support, but the intended clinical effect comes from the combination.