Plantar Fasciitis Relief - Arch Support Insoles for Men Women, Shoe Inserts for Flat Feet, Orthotic Shoe Insoles All-Day Energy and Comfort with Every Step (Mens 13-13 1/2)

These are so nice that I bought them a second time. I like them to already be in my sneakers when I select the pair I want to wear on any given day, rather than taking them in and out of each pair of sneakers. The arch is firm and the toe has a bit more cushion than the ones that are twice the price that I used to buy. (Power Step). Without these inserts, my feet hurt after just a few hours of daily walking around the house or shopping. I got a size 10-101/2 for my size 91/2 and 10 sneakers because my toes tend to slip forward and I do not like to feel the top ridge of the inserts. My podiatrist suggests I trim the top if they are too long because I need the width at the toe box. I have not yet trimmed the tops though because they fit all my sneakers so fat.

Ordered a total of 5 types of insoles from Amazon, and these were the best of the bunch, and also one of the cheapest. I have high arches, have worn prescription orthotics for decades, and found these to fit very well. For awareness, they are on the wider side.The other ones I tried include:-Superfeet Hike Cushion (expensive, more cushioned than the Walk Hero ones here, and I would have preferred them were it not for something weird with the way it fit my left foot)-Eirmat (super cheap at 7 bucks, not bad, but thicker under the toe)-STSVZORR (great except for a weird bump in the middle -- look carefully at the photos in the description!)-FEELLIFE (nothing special, not sure why they cost double what these cost)

I have not even worn them yet, but rating 5 stars. Here's why:1. They are the exact same shape as $500 shoe inserts I got a year ago for better foot pressure distribution, due to my high arches. Thus, I can use those inserts for my gym shoes and these for my work boots.2. They fit snug inside my work boots (12-12.5M USA) to where I have to force them in a bit. Which is great, becuase that means they wont slide around.3. They are sturdy, and feel somewhat soft to the top. So, I am assuming they feel comfortable, especially since the shape is rigidly formed underneath to fit high arches perfectly. The pressure distribution helps a lot, the padding seems good but when combined with pressure pattern it becomes a whole new level of sustainable comfort.Ill update if they're not comfortable, but based on everything I've seen right out of the box – I am highly impressed.Update: Now rating 4 stars.The reason: Your feet will get hot.The first day I wore these inserts in my boots a full workday, at the end of the day I felt a lot of little rocks in my shoe. Turns out, the white lettering peeled off completely in my shoe and rolled up into little clumps of white adhesive or whatever. I shook them out of my boots after the shift. Your feet will get hot with these inserts. Breathability is pretty poor, it is so poor that it will actually somewhat cause your feet to slide around on the insert. If you have tight boots though, it's not a problem.

I suddenly had intense pain along the side of my arches for reasons unknown. Standing on a ball and stretching helped somewhat, but really only temporarily. I had never had this kind of foot pain before so after some research everything pointed towards plantar fasciitis.I ordered two pairs of these putting one in my sneakers and one in my slippers that I wear around the house all the time. I alternated between wearing the footwear and going barefoot for about 3 days and dam**ed if these things didn't get rid of the pain almost entirely! I'm now about a week in and there's barely any residual pain at all. Highly recommended!

I am flat footed and my feet constantly in pain. The doctor recommended shoe insert and wrote me a prescription. I called several provider of shoe insert and it will cost $600. Th medicare will pay for it but the catch is I must have a diabetes. Without diabetes I will obliged to pay the cost of $600. I came across of this Walk Hero shoe insert and I give it a try. This works perfectly for me , the pain are gone and it only cost me $19 for the insert. Thanks Walk Hero and it saves me a lot of money

I never write reviews, but I always look at reviews, lol,,,,I was skeptical about these inserts, but ordered them anyway,,I work for a utility company and wear work boots 8-10-12 hours a day,, bottom of my feet have been hurting lately and got tired of buying the Dr Scholls,, was a little upset at first when I took them out of the package, as they were stiff and not flexible,, finally was able to get them in my boots, slipped my feet in,, and couldn't believe how comfortable they actually were, been using them for a week now, and pain is gone,, mind you I wear steel toe logger boots,,, Def recommend

I think it's working. I definitely seems to have less foot pain. I've been using it for about a week now. My feet seem to be sliding up and down more within the shoe probably because of the increased height in my shoe or I'm not used to having better support in my shoe. The size was perfect, no need to order up or down a size. I did not have to remove my old insole, which is good because I probably couldn't get it out anyway, it was in pretty bad shape, very flat.

I swear by these. I've tried other brands but keep coming back to this exact style. I have low arches and arthritis in one knee. When I worked 12 hours shifts, these kept me going. When I'm going to be prancing around in Converse or Rothys all day, they are coming with me. I'm excited to be able to stay stylish and support my posture. I have no knee pain when these are inserted.