Latex Compression Tech (ELACT) Insoles For Construction Workers - Save up to 56% today.

6-12 months with daily use, unlike foam that flattens in days. Unlike cheap inserts that bottom out by week two, StrideRelief uses industrial latex that stays supportive through 10-16 hour shifts on concrete. Most construction workers see lasting relief for months, even pounding concrete twelve hours daily.

Why they last longer: Foam and gel rely on air pockets that burst under pressure. Latex is solid elastic material—it compresses and rebounds instead of collapsing. Think of it like heavy equipment suspension versus a cheap sponge.

Latex compresses and springs back—foam and gel just flatten.

Here's the difference:

Foam and gel insoles: Soft at first. But the material breaks down under your weight and constant pounding on concrete. By hour four, the arch collapses, cushioning disappears, and you're basically standing on pancakes.

Latex compression insoles: They compress when you step down, then actively push back. This means:

✅ Support that lasts your entire shift, not just the first couple hours

✅ Your arch stays lifted even by hours ten through twelve

✅ Shock absorption that doesn't bottom out on concrete or steel

In short: Latex is springy. Foam is a flattened-out pancake. And you can't stand on a pancake for twelve hours on concrete.

Yes. By supporting proper foot alignment and absorbing shock, they reduce strain traveling up through ankles, knees, hips, and lower back.

Many construction workers with plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and overpronation report dramatic relief.

The compression core prevents collapse throughout your shift—this is key because most pain comes from your arch flattening under pressure hour after hour on hard surfaces.

What our hard-working customers report:

• "The stabbing heel pain in the morning is gone"
• "My arches don't feel like they're on fire by lunch anymore"
• "I'm not hopping on one foot getting out of bed"

Important: This is not a medical device. If you have serious foot pain from long shifts on concrete or steel, most construction workers see dramatic improvement.

Yes. By supporting proper foot alignment and absorbing shock on concrete, they reduce strain traveling up through ankles, knees, hips, and lower back.

Think of it this way: when your arches collapse on hard surfaces, your knees roll inward, your hips tilt, and your lower back compensates—then the whole structure improves.

What customers report:

• Less knee pain after twelve-hour shifts
• Lower back feels better by end of week
• No more leg soreness from walking on concrete all day

Many who switched from hundred-dollar orthotics noticed back pain disappeared within two to three weeks.

Q: Will these fit in my work boots, sneakers, or casual shoes?

Yes. They're trim-to-fit for most work boots, steel-toes, and casual footwear.

Buy it one size up if you're on the fence. The insoles are designed to fit without making boots uncomfortably tight—a common complaint with thick drugstore inserts.

If your current insoles are removable, pull those out first. Then drop these in—gives you the room you need.

Q: Return and refund policy

We stand behind our product with a thirty-day satisfaction guarantee.

If StrideRelief doesn't work for you, contact us within thirty days for a full refund.