Superfeet - All-Purpose High Impact Support Insoles - Trim-To-Fit Orthotic Arch Support Shoe Inserts

I have tried the Carbon and the Green Superfeet but this one, the Orange, provides the best heel and forefoot padding. While I use the Green in a pair of hiking and approach shoes, the Carbon ones in a pair of pumps these are the best for my work boots and hiking boots. Having recently developed and aggravated case of plantar fasciitis and suffered heel pain in my left foot I needed to find better support for my foot.While my normal shoes and hiking boots are perfect, it is almost impossible to find a pair of safety boots that give proper support and have a decent insole. In fact even if you go out and spend a lot of money on hiking boots or walking shoes, manufacturers still stick cheap and unsupportive insoles in them.These Superfeet Orange are just perfect for my work boots in which I can easily spend 12 hours a day on my feet.Comfortable and supportive they certainly help with the foot pain. These are not much thicker than the Green ones but they do offer much better heel cushioning.Expensive? Yes, but in mitigation they are probably the best insoles I have had in my footwear in a very long time and I have tried the A to Z of them including Sof Soles, Scholl, Sorbothane etc. They also offer a 60 day satisfaction guarantee. I’m hooked and they work for me.

Excellent product, can walk kilometres with these in my boots, make you feel like you are walking on a cloud. Feet are a lot less sore using these even over rough or hard terrain. Easy to cut and last longer than the recommended six months.Just bought fourth pair of these as they are so good, comfortable enough for 100km in 24 hours.

These are the best off-the-shelf insoles I've come across. Sturdy, hardwearing and give me lots of support where I need it making my feet much less sore than they used to be. I use these for running and they've stood up well so far. I pronate quite severely when I run, so I fitted these into some Mizuno Wave Alchemy motion control shoes (highly recommended), replacing the standard insoles.The problem is that feet are complex and everybody's are different, hence an off-the-shelf is never going to work as well as a custom-made orthotic. However these are MUCH cheaper and well worth a go.

Superfeet make the best insoles for all around comfort and longevity. They are expensive [albeit I bought this pair on offer], but we'll worth the investment. They keep your feet in the correct position, supporting the arches and relieving pressure on the heals.I have been using them for years, ever since as a fall resulted in plantar fasciitis and weakened arches. I first used the green ones in my mountaineering boots, and now the orange ones in my work boots and general walking shoes/ boots.My experience is that they last the lifetime of the boot, and sometimes outlive it.At first they may feel uncomfortable, particularly under your arches, but stick with them and this will ease and you will have better arch support and posture.

3 stars but it might work for you. Unfortunately, does not fit right into the trainers like normal and had to cut. After that, noticed it was just to hard and could not continue. Waste of money.

I've just purchased a second pair of these to go into my new work boots.My first pair of these are a year old, and still going strong, unfortunately the boots they're in have seen better days.Overall, really comfy and great support, pairing these with a good pair of safety boots (old pair & new pair being Caterpillar Holton S3 safety boots) has alleviated all of my foot issues that arose from working on my feet for 10+ hours a day.Cannot recommend these enough, just make sure you get the right size and support for your feet.

Use these for my hiking boots, help to absorb shock but was initially put off by the high price, but decided to give them a try. The insoles that came with my new boots were like cardboard, thin, cheap, offered no shock absorption and needing to be replaced immediately before 1st wear. Do note that these are quite thick and are for replacement of the existing insoles, so they could make any shoes/boots a very tight fit afterwards. Best to try these with NEW shoes/boots AT THE SAME TIME as buying the shoes/boots so to ensure you get the right size of shoes/boots.Very pleased with them overall, pain is no longer felt in my hips after a long hike, expensive but worth it.

So I spent over an hour looking for the best insoles I could get and after looking at some reviews I settled on these. As soon as they came I put them in my work boots replacing my other in soles that I've had for over a year and cracked on with my shift (delivery driver for a grocery shop). First impressions.. Not so keen on them when I seen the heel was made of plastic and the insole its self was pretty thin. Any who.. After few hours my feet were pretty sore but thought that was because I spent a lot of time standing that evening and was just wearing them in. The next day I cracked on again and by the end of my 8 hour shift which I spent most of it driving my feet were in agony. So much so that I took the insoles out as soon as I got home and put my old ones back in and will be retuning them. Maybe they weren't for me or maybe they are just badly made. Who knows but imo it was a waste of £30.