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The insoles that just provide cushioning are ok, ie they provide the cushioning they say they do and nothing more.
However, the insoles that are marketed as "arch supports" are garbage. Any decent podiatrist will tell you to stay away from those. If you have legitimate arch problems, see a podiatrist and get high quality, custom fitted supports.
I have really really high arches and was in constant pain. Getting arch supports (thick plastic covered in foam) was one of the best things I've ever done.
*Edit* I misread your question so I thought you were talking about supports in general, ya know, the kind you get at Walgreens. I've never been to Good Feet, but if they have certified podiatrists do the work and they make custom inserts (take an imprint of your foot and make the insert to fit), then it sounds good to me. Like said, I had huge problems before I got them. I dont know, however, if a normal arch would benefit as much, but I tend to think that a support can't hurt and would most likely help at least some.
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