The most common problems in children's feet are flat feet or high arches. The use of insoles along with appropriate orthopedic footwear is one of the most recommended corrections for these issues, because in addition to correcting, it will prevent pain in their feet or legs, and it will stop the problem from worsening. The interior capacity of children's orthopedic shoes is much greater than that of a regular shoe, so they can accommodate insoles, cups, or lifts. Additionally, this footwear has a much stiffer and stronger heel and shank to prevent the shoe from deforming due to the use of insoles. When a child wears insoles, it is very important that the shoe be the right one, so that the insole can perform its function, correct the problem, and prevent foot pain. Its padded collar and lacing closure allow for a perfect fit to the foot.