20 Best Insoles For Shoes That Are Too Big (2023 Updated)

I have Rheumatoid Arthritis that flares and subsides and I buy only the best, high quality shoes but no matter which pair I wear, I’ve been in horrible foot pain at the end of the day for months now.

It’s been unbearable and really affecting my life, my state of mind and my ability to move and get out and do good things for my health. I put these insoles in my Merrell hiking shoes yesterday morning.

Honestly, they didn’t feel all that great at first and I was a bit skeptical. BUT – hour after hour, they felt better and better!!!! I began to notice a huge difference and I do mean HUGE difference!!! Apparently, they molded to the shape of my feet as I wore them and by the end of the day, I was SO PLEASED to realize that my feet were not hurting.

When I got home last night and took my shoes off, I cannot express the RELIEF that MY FEET DIDN’T HURT!!!! I wasn’t sure whether I wanted to cry with gratitude or get up a do a little happy dance. The only downside I noticed is that the padding at the ball of the foot is pretty thin and I don’t know why they designed them that way.

I would prefer thick padding across the whole foot. But the padding and support from the heel to the arch are wonderful, just sooo wonderful. I paid $35 for them, which is steep for me but I noticed eventhe Dr.

Scholls thing at Walmart sells their insoles for $40 and up, so I feel like I’ve gotten a good deal. I really don’t think Dr. Scholls has ANYTHING that can compare to these! At $35 a pair, I’ll have to transfer them every time I change shoes but based on how I felt last night when I took my shoes off, I’m not going to do without these!! I hope the comfort lasts awhile!!.

This orthotic provides me with instant relief from my aching flat feet and adds a bounce to my step. They are better fitting and less expensive than custom orthotics. I use a specially formulated foot spray daily to keep them and the lining of my shoes odor-free.

I hope you never discontinue them.

My job requires constantly being on my feet all day and I have weak ankles and overpronation on one foot. These inserts are fantastic for these type of foot problems. The semi rigid design keeps them from collapsing under your weight but are still comfortable.

I buy several different insoles because I find the match between shoe/boot and insole is different. This one has really good arch support, and is a bit narrower than some so it does not need as much trimming.

It’s also a bit narrower in the heel area than the PowerStep Pinnacle Maxx, again that’s good for some shoes/boots. I’m happy with it as are my feet with significant plantar fasciitis.

These insoles are terrific. I was advised by a shoe specialist to compare these insoles with another pair to see how the insole fits my particular arch. That was very good advice as I found that these Form arch supports feel better on my feet than the other brand I had been using for years.

I use them in my running shoes and bought another pair for my walking shoes. They mold to your feet over time or you can heat them to mold them. Form apparently has several styles and these are the high profile style.

It is very sturdy and looks like it will last for years. I expect to use them in my hiking boots also as winter approaches and/or I go for a hike. This style takes up a lot of room in the shoe so it would probably not work well for a casual shoe or a smaller sized shoe.

I have ordered another pair that are called Ultra-Thin in order to use them in a new pair of sandals which need a bit of support and I hope they will work well with my shoes that don’t accommodate these blue Forms.

I highly recommend them. I have suffered with foot pain for years and these work really well and I no longer have foot pain after I run or walk several miles.

Works well with Altra sneakers. Heel cup helps with pronation, arch support is good for high arch but reasonable height, and front of insole is well padded.

These were magical, the air pillow in heel really helped and they lasted a long time. I’ve bought at least 30 of these over the last few years. The new revamped model not as good. Period. I can’t believe the difference.

The pillow in heel goes flat fast. Now they are forty bucks, no thanks!.

I needed new insoles for my work shoes. Unfortunately, they made my shoes too small. The insole was a lot thicker than anticipated. I figured I could utilize them still and put them in a different pair of every day athletic shoes.

They fit in the shoe, however, they are very uncomfortable. They cause my shoes to make a lot of noise with every step and they just are not as comfortable as I thought they’d be upon first trying them.

Very disappointed. I ended up re-purchasing the Athlete Insole from Sof Sole again and am happy with them. My first pair lasted for two years.

I have low arches. These provide excellent support. Every other product by other manufacturers arch supports ride against my calcaneus. The Sof Sole arches start far enough forward they don’t rub my calcaneus.

I have a wide foot (8. 5 4E men’s shoe). While I do have to go to one size larger to get sufficient width, not every manufacturer is able to adequately suit my needs. Thank you Sof Sole for, what is to me, a superior product.

These were the #1 recommended by my foot & ankle surgeon at Kaiser. I know I said I have to buy a size bigger to fit my shoes and then marked, the size fitting as normal below, but that is to be expected for us extra wide feets people.

So i been using these for the past 3 or so (everyday and every where i go)and they are perfect with high top boots like timbs. They also go well with mid shoes like jordan 4s. Surprising enough you can wear then with almost any shoe you want though (low tops like airforces/low vans and yezzys/ prestos) as long as the shoe is compact it will keep your foot nice and snug within them.

But there is a draw back. with most of the shoes you wear them with you cant always use it to the most potential and have to opt out for just using the base without an attachment because it will cause your foot to make the tunge of the shoe go up and looks like your foot will burst from it.

An example of this is with my jordan 4s i only wear the base and no attachment although it can fit the attachments comfortably the tunge will make it obvious that there is something off about it. This is a small problem that can be fixed by wearing baggy/boot cut pants, so you can wear it to the max potential.

Also to avoid the tounge poking out maybe a bigger size shoe can help with that. All that said they are very comfratable and do what they are supposed to. PS: when i first got them it would make my calf muscles cramp up once in a while including my shin having a mild pain.

But after a while it became natural and I can run and jump and play sports with them on. Here is a list of all the shoes i wear it with and how many attachments i can/wear with them: airforce 1s (just the base), off white prestos ( just the base), jordan 4s (just the base but occasionally with one added layer), jordan 1 high (base +1 extra layer) yezzy 700 v3 ( just the base) yezzy 700 v1 (just the base) and timberland boots (base+one layer).

I’ll start this out by saying the actual execution of the product is 5 stars. These seem really well made and designed nicely. That’s a big compliment coming from me. I took a star off because the idea sounds a lot better hypothetically than it is in practice.

I thought I would be able to have these on the lowest height and maybe wear them to work, and have the higher inserts added for special occasions. I know 5’8″ isn’t really short, but I definitely wouldn’t mind being a little taller when I’m out on dates with my boyfriend and we’re dressed up.

Truth is, having the full height makes me feel like SpongeBob in the prom episode when he’s Mr. Long, Tan, and Handsome. It’s pretty hard to walk in, so I feel like it makes my gait look distractingly unnatural.

As long as I’m standing still it’s fine. Maybe I’m just not good at walking in these. My other complaint with having the tallest inserts in is that I wore these with Doc Martens and it makes the spot where the toe of the boot connects to the rest of the shoe dig into my foot.

Putting the lowest height in is something I think I could get used to for the aforementioned special occasions and things. I definitely couldn’t wear it to work because I’m on my feet all day, and it seems like even that may start to get uncomfortable after a while.

I am going to be in a theater production where I need to be taller than my colead so I picked these up for part of the costume. They will work but despite the description you won’t be able to just loosen the laces of your normal shoes.

I grabbed an old pair of shoes and dropped them into the shoe and as you can see in the picture the lift is taller than the side of the shoe. They did work in some hiking boots I had but even then it creates a bulge that looks odd among the laces, with the right pair of pants you can make it work.

They aren’t the most comfortable thing I’ve ever worn but for my uses it will work. I wouldn’t want to go dancing in them or run a race but other than that they are fine.

I’ve always had a problem with foot pain wearing shoes, ever since I was young; I just thought it was normal to have aching feet after spending a day in shoes. Sneakers, flip-flops, dress shoes, boots, it didn’t matter; everything hurt.

When a shoe sales person at The Right Shoe in Vancouver suggested in 2016 that I try SOLE footbeds, I was skeptical because I didn’t really believe they could help. She told me to trust her, that they had a return policy if I wasn’t satisfied, and that she thought the “aggressive arch support” design would really help my tired, aching feet.

So I listened to her and got a pair of Active Thicks for my Bluntstones and I was converted overnight. Those Bluntstones went from being those cool boots that I really liked but always avoided because of fatigue and pain, to becoming my daily shoes.

No pain or fatigue, even after hours and hours of walking in them, day after day! Transformative and life-changing. I went back and got a pair Active Thins for my Cons too, and when I started spending more time in dress shoes, I got some for those as well.

Now, every single pair of shoes and boots that I own has a pair of SOLE footbeds in them—Thursdays, AEs, Clarks, Vessis, chukkas—and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I love that SOLE is designed locally (I’m in Vancouver, BC); I love their company philosophy of reduced environmental impact, carbon negativity, wine cork recycling (I make and bottle my own wine too, so it’s a real plus for me), planting trees, giving to charities, donating to the needy, and social and ecological responsibility in general; I love the fit and the design; I love love love the comfort.

They literally transform any pair of shoes from being totally insane torture devices into comfortable, meaningful footwear that reasonable people can actually wear, walk around, and stand in. Amazing! I mean, what’s the point of even wearing footwear if it makes your feet worse and causes pain? And why did it take so long for me to discover SOLE? Seriously.

Just get them. Thank you, SOLE, for making my foot life pain-free! I will always be grateful, and I will always have your footbeds in my shoes!.

This is my second pair (2022) of these exact insoles. I got the first in 2018 to help with plantar fasciitis, as diagnosed by my podiatrist. Since then, they’ve been through many hundreds of miles in everyday walks in running shoes, more hundreds of miles in dress shoes on business trips and airports, and yet more hundreds of miles in hiking boots, most recently on a rugged 75 mile backpack trek in the Rockies.

And they are *just now* beginning to show a little bit of wear, with the cork crumbling at the tip of the toe. Other than that, they’ve held their shape and remained springy. And the plantar fasciitis is completely cured, as a bonus.

I’ve switched the old pair to my in-the-house shoes and look forward to many years with the new pair. If you really want fresh smelling feet, I recommend two pairs of insoles that you can alternate between.

The one downside is that yes, the cork can be fairly squeaky until long after it’s broken in. This does depend entirely on the shoe, however – some shoes are quite loud and others totally silent.

I purchased two pairs of these insoles for use in ski boots. I purchased one for myself, and one for my wife. My wife and I have put about 20 days and a few short tours on these insoles since buying them in the middle of February and we both love them.

My arches have a tendency to hurt after a day of staying on my feet, these insoles have alleviated a lot of that arch pain. My wife broke her ankle a few years back and sometimes complains about pain and the feeling of instability in that ankle especially when we are doing tours.

Since using this insole she feels much more supported and a lot of that pain has gone away. As far as performance goes these insoles are a giant leap over the stock insoles we were using in our current boots and not nearly as expensive as custom insoles.

They were also easy to install and form, and as you can imagine the more days you put on these the more comfortable they become! Since using these in my ski boots I have plans to buy a pair for my work-boots.

Due to the nature of my job I often times end up walking several miles in my work-boots inspecting job sites, which often leads to very sore feet at the end of the day.

Dr. Scholl’s Comfort & Energy Extra Support Insoles Men helped my dad’s feet. At his job, he is required to stand for a long period of time. Sometimes when he comes home, his feet hurt from standing and walking all day long.

When I added the Dr. Scholl’s insoles into his shoes, he had no pain and felt comfortable all day long. My father is around 6’2” , these type insoles are designed specially for big and tall men. He wears size 11 shoes and the insoles had his size.

The insoles were from 8 to 14. I was able to look on top by the toe area to see his size and trim along the outline. Inside the package had step by step instructions on how to do it. The insoles were true to size.

The top layer has a soft velvet grey material. The small holes by the arch area provided the feet with air. The bottom layer has a blue messaging gel. It absorbed shock to last all day long. Dr. Scholl’s insoles provided a “reinforced heel & arch” in an orange color which allows “extra support and distributes weight”.

It also has the responsive-wave cushioning which is designed with multiple layers for comfort. This is great for my dad because he can stand and walk all day long knowing his feet will be supported. He can use the insoles in his work shoes or casual shoes! No more tired or achy feet for him anymore!.

I’ve been knowing about Dr. Scholl’s for a long time now. This brand has always been good at providing added comfort to my shoes and boots that really help alleviate my lower back problems. I’m a disabled vet due to my back, and I literally rely on Dr.

Scholl’s insoles on a daily basis. I’ve used them for years and these comfort & energy insoles are just as amazing as I’d expect. They do run a little large, I had to trim the top down by half an inch or so, but that did not negatively affect the product.

If you are on your feet more than 2 hours a day, please do yourself a favor and purchase these insoles. They’ll be slightly uncomfortable at first as your feet adjust to what’s under them, but after a day of wear, you’ll notice the difference! I also use them on morning jogs and in core strengthening exercises for my back, and it’s made the last 30 minutes of my workout much more tolerable than before.

My feet, shins, and back feel better using them. EXCELLENT PRODUCT!.

I just installed these ironically in a pair of Dr. Scholl’s work shoes whose original gel-insert insoles had started to fall apart. These footbeds seem to be quite comfortable, and they provide a decent amount of arch support.

Cutting the insoles down to the correct size was a little tricky, but I employed the old inserts as a template and used a Sharpie to mark on the backside exactly where they needed to be trimmed. They don’t seem to squeak when I walk, and I’m quite satisfied with the results for less than 15 bucks.

My husband was very intrigued to try these new insoles. He spends many hours on his feet and has used Dr. Scholl’s double pillow inserts for years. These offer more than the basic insole offers. With the addition of gel the heavy weight and constant walking is more distributed.

His first day of trying them he noticed a significant decrease in the aching in his calves he experiences at the end of the evening. The addition of a plastic contoured side support helps with his flat feet.

The only issue initially experienced was fitting the insoles to his shoe. At a size 12 he still had to trim the insoles to fit and it took him numerous attemps to get them to fit properly in his shoe.

Overall they have helped and are effective at reducing the stress of his weight on his legs.

I wanted arch supports for my shoes, but some of the other ones I tried didn’t fit. These are awesome because they’ll fit pretty much any shoe. Happy with my purchase!

The gel helps the arch supports stay in place for all those cute flat sandals that have no support. I should have bought several pairs.

These are great for sandals but tape it never strong enough. Love these but add crazy glue.

I got these to help solve a common problem with many of my shoes which is that I cant tie the laces tight enough to press down on the top of my foot. i thought raising the footbed would help. It’s helped before with other insoles in other shoes, but it didnt help me with my doc marten oxfords.

the heel of these insoles is significantly higher than the rest of the footbed and those heel cups raised my heel way too much, to the point where the back of my foot was so high that my shoes became slip on sandals.

I know that heel cup is supposed to break in and my heel will sink into it, but my heels are actually already a little too high in my oxfords. the way the footbeds are constructed, even after breaking them in, the heel will still be raised at least slightly.

i think these would work very well for boots but not for the doc martens oxfords, at least for me. I tried the other available doc marten footbed insoles, and I had the same issue.

I bought this specifically bc of the shape of Doc Martin boots, I figured that since they put it out that the inserts would be a perfect fit, sadly they are not. I bought them for two pairs of boots, one already broke in, and one for a brand new pair I bout myself for Xmas.

Neither fit properly. BROKE IN: The tip folds in on its self fin two different directions, and yes ik how to put in the inserts. Once they folded up, even trimming would not get it to lay flat. Fit: on the old boots, the inserts at the heal was a big thicker, normally on regular boots that would be fine, However we all know how long it takes to get our boots broken in perfect.

Since it wasn’t a flat insert and thicker it completely changed the fit of the boot, my feel were now wedged into my boots. So, for a used pair, unless you break your boots in with the inserts, don’t bother, throws off the fit.

BRAND NEW-ok same problem w the folding in, I even tried cutting into the pre indented lines, still not shape of boots. Little disappointed that they were like the grocery store type. Felt like the insert in whole was too thick, normally I have plenty of space, I have tinny feet, there not fat or long, normal arch.

My feet after a few min of walking e them on left boot marks on my feet. With all that said, I cut off the heal part to the line, PROBLEM SOLVED! Since it’s a brand new boot, I am able to use just the heal, keeping in mind I’ll have to keep using them when they are broken in.

It did make it more comfy, just like a little bit higher of a heal. Overall, only good in boots not broken in yet, and even then, not the quality I’d expect from this company.

I loved the look and quality of these work boots. They are fashionable and durable. They are a little stiff and take a few days to break in and they are pretty heavy so I don’t recommend you wear them to work the first few times you wear them.

Break them in at home around the house and get your legs used to lifting them all day before you jump in to a 12 hr shift. The insoles do help with the comfort for those long hours in a factory on concrete.

Was happy with the last three sets of insoles. This last set I ordered is comfortable but they don’t have the small arch support like they use to. Just as I find something I like they it has to get changed and going to have to find a different product I like.

I expected this to be basically the usual power step insole, covered with extra cushioning of memory foam. It is not. It is a floppy, unstable, gel insole that offers little real support. Disappointed.

foot Dr. Recommended. Lots of pain from having flat feet. I could hardly walk at work. These insoles solved my problem. No pain at all. I bought a second pair. Thanks

I’ve had bad feet (and back) for years and have been suffering a lot lately. I finally decided that something had to be done. After doing a bit of research, I learned that people with flat feet need to consider an insole with arch support.

From my own experience, I’ve also learned that cotton socks and insoles with a rough surface are a problem in the making. With these things in mind, I thought that Dr. Scholl’s Heavy Duty Support insoles might be what I was looking for.

Upon receiving them, I looked them over and was impressed by the quality. I especially liked the smooth (low friction) top surface. The inserts installed without cutting in my size 13 shoes with no slippage whatsoever.

In walking around I felt immediate relief. I was initially concerned that the arch support might be uncomfortable, but that was not the case. FWIW, I took care of a squeaking problem by removing the inserts and sprinkling baby powder in the shoes and on the underside of the inserts.

This has proven to be one of my better purchases and I’m now a Dr. Scholl’s fan. Do yourself a favor and try them out.

Look no further. If you are on your feet for 8 hours a day and are over 200 lbs, these are a magical find. I am a woman with size 12 shoes so I just cut these to a mens 11 and they fit my shoes perfectly.

I worked the first day at my new job on concrete floors, thought I was going to lose my feet and legs from the pain (a little dramatic I admit, but I still was sore two days later). Wore these on my second day and my feet were tired by the end, but nothing like the first day! No pain, just aching by the end.

My feet felt way more supported and so much happier.

I’m a night shift hazmat truck driver with many stops each shift so I’m constantly getting in and out of the truck and on my feet at each stop for 30+ minutes. Needless to say, I have a lot of lower back, knee and foot pain, so I opted to get these heavy duty ones instead of their other ones.

After wearing these for about a month, the pain is still there, which I expected, but it is much more tolerable and I noticed I’m not having to take breaks as often. I’m a size 12 shoe and these were a bit large, but they had markings on where to trim the excess off.

I did feel that the markings aren’t 100% accurate so I trimmed less than the marking I needed. One fit perfect, the other needed more taken off so I would strongly suggest to trim less than what you need, see if it fits in your shoe and then trim off more if needed.

For comfort, it was a bit odd and slightly uncomfortable at first but after about 10-15 min of walking they felt fine. You can definitely feel the support in the heel and on the inner part of your foot and they dont seem to be wearing down so far.

After wearing them for a month they are very comfortable and I can see them lasting 6+ months at this rate. Overall I’m very satisfied with this product and once these wear out, I’ll 100% be buying another pair to replace them.

Excellent and invisible arch support. Can be placed in the part of the shoe where my foot needs the extra support. Two-sided tape on the inserts so they stay in place. The gel is soft and very comfy.

I love my flat and low-heeled shoes, but they don’t typically have enough arch support for me. I’ve put them in 3 pairs of shoes so far. I bought my first Gel Activ Everyday Heels inserts on spec and I’m buying more so that I can put them in all my shoes.

On whose feet did you base your ‘Fits sized 5-10’ on??!!! I am an 8. 5 and was in desperate need of clear insoles for a pair of sandals and got these. They were the teeny tiniest things I have ever seen and would only be suitable for a child’s shoes.

They looked too small to even fit a woman’s size 5 never mind an 8, 9 or 10. I am out $8 and very upset!.

I have severe arthritis in my ankles thats caused alot of lower joints and bones to ache compensating. I work as a hair dresser and these were lovely on the heels inside my shoes all day during a shift.

the gel was soft and comfortable. I didnt even really notice they were there other than the comfort my heels felt cushioned between my shoes.

I purchased these this morning before going to my job where I am on my feet for 8 hours, minus 45 mins of breaks. I have always struggled with foot pain no matter what shoes I wore and dread having to work shifts more than a few hours.

These inserts are a LIFE SAVER! I’m happy to report that after over 8 hours of time wearing these today I have absolutely no pain in my feet whatsoever. They are at a decent price point, so you can purchase multiple pairs to have and alternate between shoes.

If you have arched feet and are on them all day, I HIGHLY recommend these.

I bought these Dr. Scholl’s tri-comfort orthotics because I do a lot of walking, and often get tired, achy feet, as well as back pain. The packaging says “clinically proven pain relief” and are called “tri-comfort”.

Comfort, pain relief, I’m thinking these are the perfect insoles for me! I was also attracted to the color. The first time I used these, I had to cut my usual walk short, as they actually seemed to CAUSE PAIN in my feet.

MUCH worse than my usual achy feet. Both of my feet were REALLY sore in the middle/arch area, and my left foot was getting a shooting pain on the side that I have never experienced before. I took them off when I got home and was fine the rest of the day.

Against my better judgement, I tried them again the next day in a different shoe, thinking I just need to “get used to them. ” Boy, was I wrong. again I had to cut my walk short because my feet were KILLING me, and significantly increased back pain! This time, when I took them off, the pain did not go away.

My feet and back hurt the entire rest of the day. On day three, I did NOT try them again, but instead returned them. The front and back (toe and heel) sections of the insole are soft and cushy to the touch, but the center (arch) part of it is made out of a hard plastic, and I am assuming this is the culprit for the pain.

I would recommend avoiding these at all cost.

I have ankle boots with 2. 5” heel that needed some cushioning in the sole area. I was hoping these would work, but they actually raised my foot too much cause of their thickness, and it got too tight and hurt to walk in them.

They did however work somewhat in my other ankle boots with a 1” heel that were a bit roomy for me, and these soles did the trick and filled the shoes enough to feel a bit more snug. But it’s not the pair I bought them for, and only used them for that purpose not to toss them completely.

IšverstiShow in original languageThey are way way too thick. They take up so much room in your shoe you can not get your foot in there. My foot would not fit in my shoe because there was no room. I have purchased insoles from the insole store for years.

They let me down this time I had to throw one pair away and put the second one out in the garage. I need to send it back and get something else. Total terrible insoles.

IšverstiShow in original languageI got these about 3 months ago. They require a few days to get used to, but then provide decent support. After using these for several months, I find they are not as good as the “Spenco Total Support Max Insoles”, which have more arch support.

These are still comfortable after several months of use. The size “3” fits a men’s size 9 very well; I like that the Spenco insoles are sized so that they don’t need to be trimmed to fit the shoes.

IšverstiShow in original languageUsing this insole has cured my heel pain. I can feel myself walking differently even after I take them off like it has corrected my pronated steps. I feel like I’m utilizing the outsides of my feet more than before.

I guess it’s a correction since the pain has stopped.

I work ten hour shifts, standing the whole shift on an ergonomic pad, but the floor is concrete. These insoles are very helpful. I would definitely recommend this product for anyone that stands for long periods of time on concrete floors.

I like it for the comfort and heel support. I walk around whole day and this insole helps to reduce the heel pain. These were pretty okay. My feet hurt after a while, definitely did not keep me comfortable all day like some other reviewers state.

But they were much better than the other pair of Dr. Scholls I had bought.

I am very disappointed with these. I had seen a commercial on tv. They look so comfortable. I am on concrete 56 hours a week. I thought they would be awesome. So disappointed! They make my feet and my knees hurt.

I will Never purchase these again. Waste of money.

I usually do not write reviews. I am a nurse and I am on my feet for sometimes 16 hours a day. These are the best insoles for people who are on their feet all day. They are like walking on a cloud. I used to have such pain in my legs and feet after working a shift, but not anymore! I would strongly encourage you to get these insoles the technology is amazing.

I just bought my second pair as they only last three to six months, but they are worth every penny. Feet that do not hurt means your body does not hurt. Great product I cannot say enough about all their products.

Thank you Alignmed!!.

We’ll worth every penny. I’m tight with money and thought I’d give them a try during a holiday sale. WOW! My flat feet haven’t felt this good in decades. I highly recommend the investment. You won’t regret it.

So good, I wrote my first review ever.

Moving gel when you walk is noticeable at first, then quickly fades to background and just feels good to walk on it. I require stability due to foot form and knee issues, so was concerned at first that these would contribute to unwanted movement – not the case at all, as they do not affect stability, and you get a lot of comfort for a thin and unobtrusive insert.

I like these insoles. They are soft and comfortable. It was difficult to trim them to the size to fit my shoes, but I was able to make them fit. I love the blue color and the blue color of the gel. They make it easy and comfortable to stand and wear dress shoes for a long time, all day, and during work.

I put them in my dress shoes, but they should be able to fit in other type of feet wear. But, I cannot give my opinion on it since I only put them in my dress shoes. I would definitely recommend them to everyone, male and female.

I would definitely recommend this product even if your shoes do not hurt you or your feet do not hurt from standing all day. These insoles make dress shoes and high heel shoes more tolerable. They make wearing shoes and dress shoes more comfortable.

It gives your feet more support. In my opinion, it is probably better for feet health. Overall, this is a great product. I recommend this product to everyone.

I wasn’t sure if these would be thin enough for me. I have high arches, so any added thickness in my shoes usually makes it hard to get shoes or wear in comfort. But these insoles worked great! They even gave me a extra bit of arch support.

I really liked the added soft cushioning. In fact, I didn’t even notice I was wearing them except for a added feeling of comfort, softness and gentle support. I walk a lot for exercising, so its really nice to find a product like this that makes my feet more comfortable.

I also really liked that it was so fast and easy to trim to fit the insoles. There’s a thoughtful cut line for each shoe size and its so easy to cut the material with a scissors. I just followed the curved line on the insole and it just took me a few seconds to get the size needed.

The Ultra thin soles are very similar to the massaging gel except thinner under the arch and toes; they’re about the same in heel. These are much lighter though, and I find them to be Dr. Scholl’s lightest soles out there.

The thinness has another benefit; they don’t allow your feet to move around as much during sharp turning movements so they are more suited to use in sports than the normal massaging gel soles. They are also thin enough to fit in any shoe in place of the original soles.

Overall these are the perfect general replacement sole for people looking for more padding than normal foam or air cushioned soles. I would reccommend trying these.

I bought these to put inside flat boots for longer wear. You’re supposed to remove the shoe’s existing insole before putting these in, so that was my first mistake – the boots I wanted to use these for don’t have removable insoles.

Once I finally got these inside the boot, it took up so much space that my foot could barely squeeze in, and the boot was then too tight and uncomfortable to wear. I can’t return the product because in order to fit it into my boot, I had to trim the excess off the front.

Hoping maybe I’ll find another pair of shoes to put these in, but disappointed to be out $15. Make sure you’re putting these into shoes with removable insoles before buying.

First off about me…I have medium/high arches and under-pronate (supination). I need an orthotic with a deep heel cup and medium arch support. I’m also 5’6” and 156lbs. I wanted the knee pain ones but this is the closest they had in the store.

It may have felt better if I were heavier but I don’t think so. These cause me to supinate (walking on the outside of foot) more than the ones that came in my shoes. There’s very little padding in the ball of foot and toe area.

This made me feel like I was wearing a low heel dress shoe. Again that might not feel that way for people that are heavier but I don’t see how that could make that much difference with almost no padding on front.

They seemed to fit in my shoe okay, maybe a little wide at the arch but not too bad. They cut down easily with sharp scissors like the rest of them. Overall these won’t work for me. Thankfully Dr. Scholls had a money back guarantee and seem to be made well.

That’s the reason for the 3 stars vs 1. These may work for some people, just not me. Now to try again. This is the 8th pair of insoles/orthotics I’ve tried.

These are not the original replacements. They now have a bright green large foam bottom, making them over 1/2 in taller. While I understand this was probably done to make them more comfortable, it actually lifts the foot too high, making your heel slide back and forth and the shoe much tighter across your foot! I don’t have wide or thick feet, but these make the shoes too uncomfortable to wear, because now, they are too tight across the foot and the heel slides out.

So, the idea that you can replace the insole is not correct. Extremely disappointing, because they don’t make the same replacements and these will leave you with blisters. They should update the website with the correct information.

Now I have a pair of sneakers that are worthless, and that’s very disappointing, because I really did love these shoes.

Wasn’t sure what to expect with this but thought I would try it. Its nice. As recommended, I sized up the shoes a full size. They fit but there was a little play in them until I put the insole in. Now they fit perfectly.

Its very comfortable. You could put another insert on top of it if you needed arch support or whatever else. The shoes are perfect for travel. They are compact, light and nice looking. The fabric looks extremely durable but is soft to the touch.

I really like my Rothy’s shoes. My first pair purchased at least a year ago, have been washed twice. I was sure I had ruined them. I ordered another pair. They survived the washing really well. The insoles work great.

I have narrow feet. I put one insole in one shoe & two in the other. I was disappointed printed insoles were not available. I love my leopard print ones.

I really like the way you can change parts of the the insole to suit you, however, I’m considering buying another set, but as I know how I like them, it seems a shame you have to order everything and not just parts I want.

Apart from the cost, it is not very environmentally friendly. Perhaps this should be considered for the future. ?.