Walkomfy Pain Relief Orthotics, Plantar Fasciitis Arch Support Insoles Shoe Inserts for Maximum Support/All-Day Shock Absorption/Designed for Men and Women 28cm

My foot pain has gotten progressively worse over the years. I've not been able to purchase custom orthotics for quite some time but got to where I had to do something. I've tried the machine you find in discount and drugstores that is supposed to give you "custom" fit. They worked reasonably well but not as well as these for my issues.I have high arches and metatarsal pain. These insoles gave my old, broken down shoes a little longer life while reducing my foot pain significantly. They are, unfortunately, too bulky to fit in anything other than my cross-trainers but for just those shoes, I'm still very happy with the purchase for the price. I've used them almost daily for several months and they're holding up well.

Plantar fasciitis and heel pain prompted this purchase. they fit perfectly in the shoe but did little for my heel pain. there is a hard support in the insole with only a little padding under the heel. I had to get cushioned heel inserts to wear with this.

I developed posterior tibial tendonitis in my ankle and after wearing a aircast boot for a month, I have been in physical therapy for several months with minimal relief. I have had to stop my neighborhood walks, cycling, and other physical activities. Even driving has been so painful. I have been so frustrated until the PT I work with suggested trying new insoles in my shoes and so out of desperation I decided to try these, as they felt low risk price-wise and the reviews are solid. I have gotten the most relief from these insoles! In a matter of a couple weeks I am finally making progress in physical therapy and the pain has gone down drastically. I have a ways to go, but without these insoles I would have continued to make zero/little progress. At my last doctor's appointment, I showed her the insoles to confirm with her they'd be appropriate for my foot type and injury. She not only approved, but notated the type and brand to refer to other patients. I highly recommend that you follow the instructions for breaking these in, I upped the hour increments over 8 days until I could wear them for 8 hours on the 8th day. Your feet will be a little tender as they adjust but that is normal. Now my feet feel great in them all day. They are best suited for athletic shoes as they are bulky, I've purchased a slim pair from a different brand for dress shoes but will continue to use these and replace as needed.

I’m not sure why these insoles come so narrow. It would make more sense to make them wide and allow buyers to trim but these were too narrow for medium width shoes. You can feel the edges. Otherwise great insoles if you can get them to fit. Definitely not for wide feet.

Miracle due to, turns foot ruining, "Safety Shoes," into not! I bought 3 of these red/cheaper ones, & 2 of the pricier, Walkcomfy insoles, & they're both excellent on support & comfort! "Safety Shoes" are, heavy, rigid, & have a hard toe, & are not built for comfort, in the slightest; if I had a choice between, safety shoes w/out these, Walkomfy insoles vs a heavy item falling on me & breaking my foot, due to no safety shoes, I'd choose a broken foot. These insoles have removed the cold burning sensation I previously got around my toes/ball of foot, arch pain, & actually full body pain, up to low back, & COMPLETELY REMOVED it - zero pain!!! I was able to remove all the foam padding, "massaging gel insoles," & arch supports, using only these insoles to cover every part of foot support areas!! When I was still waiting for these to deliver, I wore a pair of safety shoes, w/ only the padding from, Walgreens, & had bad hip & low back muscle pain. So yeah, gonna buy these/from this brand, foreva!

I like these better than the $60 New Balance insoles. I have 2 of each and I also have severe neuropathy. These are 20 bucks and the metatarsal support is better than the NB. I've used these for a couple years and they are durable and long lasting. Of course they do have to be replaced periodically just like every other insoles. Nothing lasts forever.

These were purchased for general foot pain, not specific to one part of the foot, caused by a part time manual labor job. They were thinner and stiffer than I expected and did not offer the support or cushioning I was looking for.

Been paying $400 for orthopedic insoles, not anymore , very comfortable, fingers cross they last , if so I will buy again