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    <description>Off-the-shelf inserts, semi-custom footbeds and podiatrist-made orthotics can all claim to help runners, but the price gap is huge. This 2026 buyer&#039;s guide breaks down materials, fitting, pressure mapping and durability so you know what you are paying for.</description>
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