A Full or 3/4 insole should do the trick but not less than that
Look for arch support for your specific arch type; most insoles indicate whether they offer low, high, or neutral arch support. For Overpronation, the arch type is usually low, so seek a low arch support insole.
A still insole with ample cushioning.
Smooth and moisture-wicking top cover.
Contoured design or a deeper heel cup for stability.
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