Aetrex Compete Sport Orthotics with Metatarsal Support – Women's (L405W)
Every step you take deserves real support. The Aetrex Compete Sport Orthotics (L405W) are engineered for women with medium to high arches who need targeted relief from forefoot discomfort — whether you're hiking a trail, logging miles on pavement, or simply getting through a long day on your feet.
Key Features
- CopperGuard® antimicrobial top cover — prevents odor and moisture buildup, keeping your shoes fresh
- Pro-Shox® cushioning layer — absorbs impact and reduces foot fatigue during activity
- Metatarsal support pad — redistributes pressure away from the ball of the foot
- Cupped heel design — stabilizes the rearfoot for improved alignment
- Aerocell™ polyurethane base — durable, long-lasting support that holds its shape
- Insole thickness: 0.2165"
- Best for: hiking boots, walking shoes, sneakers, everyday shoes, and boots
Ideal For Relieving
- Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis
- Arch Pain & High Instep
- Metatarsalgia (ball-of-foot pain)
- Shock-related fatigue
- Pregnancy-related foot discomfort
Original: $56.99
-65%$56.99
$19.95


Description
Every step you take deserves real support. The Aetrex Compete Sport Orthotics (L405W) are engineered for women with medium to high arches who need targeted relief from forefoot discomfort — whether you're hiking a trail, logging miles on pavement, or simply getting through a long day on your feet.
Key Features
- CopperGuard® antimicrobial top cover — prevents odor and moisture buildup, keeping your shoes fresh
- Pro-Shox® cushioning layer — absorbs impact and reduces foot fatigue during activity
- Metatarsal support pad — redistributes pressure away from the ball of the foot
- Cupped heel design — stabilizes the rearfoot for improved alignment
- Aerocell™ polyurethane base — durable, long-lasting support that holds its shape
- Insole thickness: 0.2165"
- Best for: hiking boots, walking shoes, sneakers, everyday shoes, and boots
Ideal For Relieving
- Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis
- Arch Pain & High Instep
- Metatarsalgia (ball-of-foot pain)
- Shock-related fatigue
- Pregnancy-related foot discomfort























