SuperfeetAll-Purpose Wide-Fit Support Insoles (WideGreen) - for Wide Footwear Only - Trim-to-Fit Orthotic Arch Support Shoe Inserts

No joke have been using this brand and type of insole since I was 15 years old (now 34). I have flatter feet which causes them to widen so having these helps my foot, ankle, knee and hip pain.First started using them when I was in marching band and experienced horrendous foot pain. My doctor recommended an overhaul of my footwear. Got Brooks tennis shoes and these insoles and the pain subsided. Since then, I've worn them on and off for a few different reasons (not marching anymore but definitely needed them when I was pregnant :)). I've worn them in converse and vans and while I should probably forgo those shoes, having the insoles helps immensely.Tips and tricks: do not trace your insole of your shoe but rather do a solid outline of your foot. I have found that doing this will help be able to move them from shoe to shoe. I don't have tons of pairs orf shoes that I wear that require this, and simply put, cannot afford to have multiple pairs of these insoles, so I move them from shoe to shoe.This is not a soft insole and that suprised me the first time, but you get used to them because they provide comfort and ease for the rest of your legs. Post pregnancy, I have some lingering hip and back pain and when I don't have the insoles it does feel worse. Do these solve all of those problems? No but it certainly helps to have them to take the edge of those aches.Everyday use will shorten their lifespan, but that just goes with insole use. For heavy use, let's say, you spend a lot of time on your feet at work, I worked in food and I had to buy a new set nearly every six months, then you'll have to keep up with them. I have an office job now and I think I can make it about a year and some change.I cannot recommend these enough.

These insoles made my favorite shoes actually comfortable. The arch support is spot on, and they give just enough cushion without feeling bulky. Trimming them to fit was easy, and they’ve held up well through daily wear. The design works perfectly for wide shoes—no awkward bunching or sliding around. Worth every penny for the comfort upgrade.

I’ve e ordered these several times before this with no issues. However this time they were the wrong size. They looked in good shape , same as the other times, but too small. I tried to exchange them but could only request the refund from Amazon. Now I’ll have to go through the process to order them again and use more time.

Been using these in both athletic and casual shoes for years. They've been great to support my high arches, tight calves, and plantar fasciitis. They do have a break-in period, so give them some time before you use them in actual practice: they will feel very odd and firm at first, but will eventually mold to your specific anatomy.Note: these are for *HIGH ARCHES*. If you have flat feet, these will not work for you! Try the Superfeet black/low arch model instead, as those are specifically made for low arches. If you try these with flat feet you are going to be in a lot of pain.

I didn't have any problems with my feet or shoes, but had some problems with knees and back. I got these (3 pairs) and put them in my shoes/boots. I am amazed as my feet 'feel great' - I didn't know that I needed them!!! But if you are over weight, in poor health, and your body is a 'wreck' don't expect these arch supports to fix all of your health issues. However, they will make a difference!!!

I have a severe case, I understand that. I need more anti-pronation (more tilt, higher raised inside edge where the arch would be). These don't prevent pronation completely for me, but they do slightly reduce pain after standing and walking. Made very well, of quality materials, they still suffer from the same design flaw as many of these insoles. The portion under the arch has an upward slope, that is to say the bottom "footprint" of the insole is smaller than the top surface of the insole. So there's an inverted upward slope, or you could say the top surface (in the arch support area) hangs over thin air, theres nothing to stop my huge flat feet from smashing the arch support area down flat, there's no material under there to stop this from happening. I was hoping the rigid plastic frame would help reduce this. These do work better than many but they're not really worth the amount they cost for the minimal improvement. People with minor cases may find them to be excellent. The manufacturing is obviously very good. They're made very well, but I would call them "wide, low", not "wide, high". Too much flex/too soft to hold my feet at a good angle.

They are true to size. I did not have to trim them to fit in my shoes.