Do 3D-Scanned Insoles Actually Help? A Collector’s Skeptical Take on Placebo Tech
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Do 3D-Scanned Insoles Actually Help? A Collector’s Skeptical Take on Placebo Tech

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2026-01-29
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A collector’s skeptical take on Groov’s 3D-scanned insoles—how to spot placebo tech, test claims, and protect the long-term value of high‑tech collectibles.

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