Superfeet All-Purpose Medium Arch Support Insoles, 11.5–13 M / 12.5–14 W | All-Purpose Medium Arch Support Insoles for an Active Lifestyle

I’ve been wearing these Superfeet insoles for about two weeks now, and I’m very impressed. I was dealing with pain in the ball of my foot (the pad underneath my foot), especially after being on my feet for long periods. Since using these insoles, the discomfort has improved significantly. They were easy to fit into my shoes, feel supportive without being too rigid, and are comfortable enough for all-day wear. They’re definitely not the cheapest insoles out there, but in my opinion, they’re worth every penny if you’re looking for quality support and relief from foot pain. I’m so happy with the results that I’m already planning to pick up another pair during Prime Day. If you’re on the fence because of the price, I’d say give them a try—they’ve made a noticeable difference for me.

As someone who’s on the wiser side of life, I’ve learned that good foot support isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. The Superfeet All-Purpose Support Medium Arch Insoles (Blue) have been a game-changer for me. They provide firm, reliable support that helps reduce foot fatigue and ease pressure on my knees and lower back. Trimming them to fit was simple, and they slid right into my walking shoes and house slippers. I immediately noticed how much more stable and cushioned my steps felt. Whether I’m out for a stroll, running errands, or just moving around the house, these insoles keep me comfortable and confident. If you’re looking for a way to stay active without the aches, I highly recommend these. They’re professional-grade, but you don’t need to be an athlete to benefit from them. Just a smart investment in your well-being.

I recently purchased a pair of shoe insoles, and I must say, they have exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment I slipped them into my shoes, I noticed an immediate difference in comfort. The cushioning is superb, providing a soft yet supportive feel that makes walking or standing for long periods much more enjoyable. In terms of pain relief, these insoles have been a game-changer. I often experience foot and lower back pain after a long day on my feet, but since using these insoles, the discomfort has significantly diminished. They offer excellent arch support, which has helped alleviate the pressure on my feet and joints. The fit is another aspect where these insoles shine. They are designed to fit snugly into a variety of shoe types without any awkward bulging or slipping. I appreciate that they come in different sizes, ensuring a perfect fit for my shoes. Overall, these insoles have greatly improved my daily comfort and reduced my foot pain. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable solution to enhance their footwear experience.

I just bought new hiking boots, and though they fit well, there was a hot spot in the heel area of the right foot that was giving me blisters. So, I figured I'd try some Superfeet, because they supposedly lock down your heel, and I have heard lots of glowing reviews (friends and online reviews). I first ordered these blue insoles, as well as the black and green insoles, in the "E" size, because I wear a size 10.5/11 shoe. None of them were very comfortable, so I returned them all, wondering what all the fuss was about. After taking another hike - and getting another blister in the right heel - I figured I'd try one more time. I ordered these blue ones in the "F" size - even though it was bigger than my shoe size - and immediately after placing them on the floor and stepping on them, I could tell they fit me perfectly. Turns out, the arch and the heel cup of the "E" size had been too small. So, if you're ordering these, ORDER MULTIPLE SIZES AT ONCE - especially since returns are free. The size of your ARCH is more important than the size of your shoe/foot. The arch of the support should feel like it's cradling the entire arch of your foot. As far as which color to buy, I like the blue because they seem like a good balance of support and lower volume. I think the green would be too much for my well-fitted hiking boots, and the black doesn't seem to offer as much support under the heel. Update: I finally got a chance to use these on a short but steep hike (4 miles) and they did GREAT. I'm finally a believer, now. They totally solved the blister problem I was having, kept my feet stable and "locked into place," and were very comfortable. Plus, I swear my feet/knees/legs feel less fatigued than they did before these insoles. I'm looking forward to using them in my snowboard boots this winter. Try them out, it might be a great help.

One of my toes would pound against the front of my shoe when walking and it would be painful. I’ve tried several different shoe brands/sizes. . My son recommended these inserts. The very first day I used them there was no more pain. I walk for my wellbeing and I missed several days of walking due to this issue. I can use them in several different shoes that I have and makes my walk so much more comfortable. I would highly recommend them.

These insoles are true to size. That means if you wear a men's size 12, you should select a Superfeet 11.5 to 13 insole. That way the arch support sits directly under your arch. I have flexible flat feet so I wear the Superfeet blue inserts. The Superfeet black inserts are more appropriate for men wth rigid flat feet. If your feet have an arch when you're sitting, then you have flexible flat feet. If your feet are flat regardless of your position, then you have rigid flat feet. Some people say the size of the insole doesn't matter. The insole must have an arch support that aligns with your arch. This is true. However, since Superfeet insoles are true to size, if you choose your correct shoe size, then the arch support WILL be directly under your arch. As others have said, this is a great product.

These were recommended to me by my Dr to help with plantar fasciitis. At first they were very uncomfortable and hard/stiff. The instructions said it could take a few weeks to adapt. I would switch them out for the insoles every other day and in about 2 weeks got used to the full time and now they are very comfortable. I would buy them again and recommend them.

I have used these over the past few years. I get a new pair every year when I purchase new running shoes. The shoes I get are great for cushioning but the insoles are thin and don't really support your foot in the shoe. These insoles make up the difference as they hug your foot inside the shoe and provide better stability. This year though I purchased the newest version of my style running shoe and noticed that the company I purchase my shoes from had completely re-engineered their insoles. I walked and ran in my shoes with the stock insoles and they felt great. When I received my Superfeet insoles in the mail I went ahead and put them in my new running shoes and walked around and ran with them and they felt similar but not better than my stock running shoe insoles. In the past the Superfeet insoles have helped really well but this year it doesn't look like I'll need them. I give these 3 stars for a few reasons. I have been purchasing the Superfeet insoles for 8 years now. They have helped me year after year but there are some flaws. The first flaw is durability. The front of the insoles, or from the balls of your feet to your toes, flatten out and wear out fairly quick. Mine usually flatten out within 4 to 6 months depending on my activity. I will jog 1.5 miles 3 to 5 days a week depending on how busy I am. Physically I am in good shape and not at all overweight so I figured these insoles would last a little longer. Having the front portion of the insole flatten / wear out so soon, with what I feel is no where near excessive use, is nothing to be confident with. However the heel portion of the insoles most definitely can stand up to the wear and tear. They flatten out a little but maintain over a year. At the one year mark you definitely need to replace your insoles though as they will be worn out like a pair of Dr. Scholl's from your local drug store. Next is the shipping issues. When I can I go to the local running store and purchase the insoles. However, if the price is better online I will order them. If you order these insoles online don't be surprised when the package is destroyed when you receive it. The insoles are never harmed but they are sent in a plastic shipping bag and by the time they get to your house the box the insoles are in within the shipping bag will be destroyed and the insoles will be floating around in the shipping bag. I figured this was just a one time thing but this is how I have received all of my online Superfeet purchases. Lastly is the value. Years ago I had figured that paying $40 for insoles was worth it as shoe companies were still making garbage insoles for their shoes. Having had purchased these insoles over the past several years I have been more reluctant each year to purchase Superfeet insoles (due to the quality issues) but I continued to purchase as the stock shoe insoles were not doing it for me. However, this year I did as I always do and ordered the shoes and insoles at the same time assuming that my new running shoe insoles would not be of the quality I require. Boy was I ever wrong. When I tried my new shoes on and put them through their paces I was very pleased with the results. I then tried the shoes with the Superfeet insoles and came to the conclusion that shoe companies are finally producing quality insoles. When I did a side by side comparison of the Supereet insoles and my new running shoe insoles it was easy to see why the running shoe insoles were so much better. So, in my opinion, there was no point in spending $40 on lesser quality insoles that would wear out in 4 to 6 months (especially on my light running schedule) when I have quality insoles already in my running shoes that will last me well beyond a year. Do yourself a favor and try your new running shoes on and put them through their paces before you dump $40 on some insoles that will wear out in 4 to 6 months. You might be surprised. I know I was. I don't plan on purchasing these again as long as new running shoes continue to uphold the insole standard they have set.

Perfectas para mis Brooks Ghost max 3, creí que tendría que recortarlas pero no. Aparte de eso, no me rozan la, zona de apoyo del dedo gordo y no tienen nada que envidiar a las del podologo. Hay diferentes colores según el grado de pie plano que tengas.

I bought these insoles for my running shoes as I tend to overpronate and even with shoes fitted by a specialist running store I've experienced shin pain. I wear a size 6 running shoe but a size 5 in normal shoes so I purchased the size 5 insoles and these fit my running shoes perfectly. They are thin enough to replace the shoe's insole and don't encroach on space in the forefoot area. Really comfortable and my feet feel supported in the right places. They don't squeak either which was a problem I had with my custom orthotic supports (now discarded). Since running with these insoles I haven't had any return of my shin pain so I'm really pleased with them. I am due a review by my orthotist so I will be interested to hear his assessment!

I walked the full Larapinta trail (over 230km including side trips) with these and didn’t get a single blister. Highly recommended.

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Have pain in my heels if standing or walking too long, was at a sport store and the young guy there took a look at my bare foot and recommended these arch supports, told me I was almost flat footed and handed me the blue ones. That was a little over a year ago now, three pairs later and I'm a very firm believer in them. Got a pair of good brand name hiking boots just recently, tried them with and without these and have to say they do make quite a bit of difference in easing heel pain and being able to stand longer, walk further. You need to know which colour/fit to get in order to see any improvement. ...They are quality supports and have fit my Skechers work shoes, Converse and Asics sneakers and now my Eddie Bauer hiking boots, with the Converse being the only pair to have the original insoles and Superfeet combined, simply because the original ones couldn't be removed. In that case it leaves less room in the toe area but they are still bearable. Superfeet seem to be made to last, are constructed of a hard plastic heel/arch base covered with a thin but dense/sturdy foam layer. If you're looking for soft memory foam type thing these aren't it but if you're looking for a fix for tired aching feet and need arch support then these are the cat's a$$. I would not be without them now.