Sof SoleInsoles Men's PLANTAR FASCIA Support 3/4 Length Gel Shoe Insert

These are quite possibly the best insoles you can get for your money. For $20.00, it's hard to beat them. They are incredibly comfortable, they force your arch to elevate, alleviating a lot of pain in your feet, almost immediately. They do initially take some getting used to, like most anything else. I personally do not have plantar fasciitis issues, but I do walk a lot, so having insoles like these provide excellent support. They are definitely a must have if you are on your feet constantly. Great for retail, sales, construction, etc. Regardless if you have plantar fasciitis or not. Again, a must have. And bears repeating, it's hard to beat such a decent price. Note however, I have bought these same insoles at a shoe store several times and have ordered two sets through Amazon(for each set of shoes/boots) and regardless they are about the same price no matter where you buy them. So if you're in need of a new pair of insoles and you're not willing/able to wait, go to a shoe outlet and buy them. Otherwise buy them through Amazon. Either way, the price is $20.00 no matter where you go. If they are more somewhere, go elsewhere.

Cursed with weak arches and flat feet but don’t like traditional gel inserts? These things do a fantastic job adding support while staying low profile. They’re 3/4 length so they work with a narrower toe box. The only gel is in the heel which is great if you tend to stomp around. They add a little thickness overall which can help if have a narrow foot and your shoe feels a bit oversized.

It is the answer to my shoe needs - I have flat feet, and use a well known foam insert - which is super - however there are some shoes that I like and wear that are too narrow in the front.often I would cut them and would be uncomfortable - I have used all sorts of over the counter items sold in stores - I saw these tried them and theyare great love them. Accidentally bought the woman's size, but it worked either way, as i have a very narrow heel - bought three pair of the men's size and love them. They give me support from the heel mid foot (arch) and room in the toe area'sA great product at least for me.

I'm ordering more of these

I've had terrible pain in the bottoms of my feet for quite a while now. It's been very debilitating. It feels like someone has been striking the bottoms of my feet with a hammer. I can actually play racquetball for a few hours without problems, but I think that's endorphins masking the pain, because an hour after playing and for days at a time, OMG my feet hurt sooo bad. I've tried a lot of alleged solutions in the past, with minimal results. Even Dr. Sch. I've been to podiatrists and they always say plantar fasciitis and sell me clunky Velcro on on to your foot and ankle orthopedic devices that supposedly stretch the muscle that connects the muscle on the bottom of your foot to your heel. To me, all they did was make it hard to sleep. And no matter how tight I tried to get them on, they wouldn't hold my foot in the correct position. I saw these in a sporting goods store and tried them. MAGIC!!! AWESOME!!! WONDERFUL!!! I immediately came home and ordered them here for all my shoes.I would say I have a 90% reduction in pain, which is phenomenal.Note: I have only had these for a short period of time, so I don't know how long they will last. But IF they last more than a month, I will replace them anyway.

These things ain't bad, provided they're used in a very specific manner. The general design is sound. They amp up the arch support already present in your shoes, and the soft heel disc is a comfort for your heel bone. I was very impressed by these in the beginning. BUT, I'm not the kind of guy to buy an insert, slip it into a shoe, and let it live there indefinitely. If you're in the habit of shuttling inserts from boot to loafer to cross trainer to wingtip, avoid these. You see, the bottom of the heel disc (blue circle in picture) is sticky. Since these inserts aren't full-sole size, they're designed to rest against the back of your shoe and extend to that spot between the ball of your foot and your toes. The sticky disc helps keep them in place, so they don't slide forward. If you engage in a multi-shoe usage strategy as I do, the sticky spot doesn't stay sticky for long. This means that the inserts will start to slide forward when you're cruising down the sidewalk to Subway to get that yummy tuna on wheat (with lettuce, tomato, pickles, black olives and banana peppers - don't forget the tangy banana peppers; they're essential), and you end up feeling that sharp gap between your heel and the back of the shoe, and the very thin front of the insert has worked its way up behind your toes and just feels all wrong and oogie up in there. So again, if you plan on committing these to ONE pair of shoes and one pair only, they'll serve you pretty nicely for a spell. If you think you can use them willy-nilly in all of your footwear, well that's not true, you'll be living a lie, and that speaks poorly of you. You don't want to be that person.

Wow, instant relief on the heel. I believe these will do the trick.