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Where can I buy decent shoe insoles?

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JonnyBoy12 | 11:24 Tue 18th Aug 2009 | Health & Fitness
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Not sure if this is the right category for clothing enquiries, but really need to know where to buy decent shoe insoles, which are more than paper thin. I suppose I could use bits of carpet in my shoes, but do not have any at the moment. I have bought some recently, but they do not seem to have done any good at all.

I am in the Midlands area, by the way, so can't go too far for them.

Thanks for any replies.
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I am in the Midlands area, by the way, so can't go too far for them.

So that let's China out then.

Isn't there a Dr. Scholl's near you?
I had a pair of shoes that stretched and ended up too big for me, I now wear them with a pair or Milletts insoles in them, for walking shoes, they make my shoes fit again!
Most decent garden centres sell thick, fleecy insoles (for use in wellies I think).

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