Get Relief From Ankle, Knee, Hip, & Back Pain

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How Protalus insoles work

The unique Protalus design relieves discomfort through your whole body, not just your feet. If you feel run-down and sore in your knees or back by the end of the day, you're not alone. Many people don't realize that pain in your knees or back can really be caused by a slight alignment issue at your ankle. Protalus corrects the root cause of your pain to bring you lasting relief.

Emily C.

"I once had swollen ankles, feet and painful back/legs. Protalus insoles changed all of that. I have chronic back issues that are unresolved but with these insoles it has not become worse but tolerable. Thank you Protalus!!"

Candace S.

"I will order Protalus Insoles til I die. I have them in every pair of shoes. They work like a dream. Doesn't matter what kind of SHOES I get, as long as these insoles are in them I can walk and live without pain."

Anthony L.

"I am 6'3" and 300lbs. I suffer from chronic foot pain from working 10 hour shifts on concrete floors. I've tried the other brands and found ZERO relief.Today I wore my shoes with the inserts for the first time and I made it home with literally zero foot pain."

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Quick Facts

  • Protalus works

    Protalus puts your ankle in a natural position, properly distributing pressure & relieving ankle, knee, hip & back pain.

  • Comfort that lasts

    Protalus insoles require no break in and can last up to one full year.

  • Pressure hurts

    The average pressure put on a person's ankle joint is equal to 4-5 times their body weight.

Foot & Ankle Pain

Knee & Hip Strain

Back Problems

Balance & Stability

Exercise Limitations

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Foot & ankle pain

The misaligned ankle joint can cause pain and discomfort in the foot and ankle, which can be intensified by the additional load imposed by excess weight.

Knee & hip strain

The altered gait caused by misalignment can result in inconsistent force being transmitted up the body, leading to increased strain on the knees and hips. Excess weight compounds this strain, heightening the risk of osteoarthritis and other joint issues.

Back problems

The body's attempt to compensate for the misalignment at the ankle can lead to changes in posture and spinal alignment, potentially contributing to back pain, especially in the lower back.

Balance & stability

Both obesity and a misaligned ankle joint can compromise balance and stability. Their combination further challenges the body's ability to maintain equilibrium during movement.

Exercise limitations

Individuals with misaligned ankle joints may face limitations in engaging in physical activities. When combined with obesity, these limitations can hinder efforts to manage weight and improve overall health.