Before i got SOAPs, my feet used to hurt, really badly. I know that since i got them, my feet have felt great. To see if my assumption of higher arches was the correct reason, i took out the liner of my SOAPs, and compared to some high performance comfert insoles I used for my work shoes. And you know what I found? They are IDENTICAL in shape and functionality. The high perfmance inserts had hard plastic to make the arch raise, and SOAPs liners have raised arches, plus the shoe's inside itself has higher arches due to the grind plates. The inserts also had a large cushion for the heel, as well as small cusions for the front of the foot, and SOAP's insoles have extra padding in the heel (aboutt he same amount as the inserts), AND their diamond cushioning in the front. The shape and higher arches around the liner matched that of the inserts that I bought. No wonder SOAPs are so comfy, the inside of the shoe is molded for good foot support, with a liner that contours the foot and cushions it while giving proper support.

Why am I tell you all this? It goes to show my point that even if you don't want to grind, people should STILL get SOAP shoes for the pure fact that it's ergonically designed for a healthier step, with proper foot support all around, plus you can get them for much lower cost than any other shoe. I have picture evidence of this. The people who made SOAPs knew how to make a shoe, that's for sure.

Alright, i'm done here, just thought you all should know that SOAPs have just been scientifically proven to be superior to pretty much all the shoes out there. I even heard that this really old guy told a soap dealer that he would only get the shoes because no other shoe felt so good.

Alright, just another tool to show that SOAPs are a great buy.

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