Holiday Sheepskin Insoles Steppers Insoles 3/4 Length Orthotic Shoe Inserts for Women and Men with Arch Support Metatarsal Pad Heel Cushion for Low Profile Dress Shoes, US Women 9 / EU 39 Men 6

I recently purchased the Pedag Holiday 3/4 Length Sheepskin Orthotic Inserts, and I must say, they have been an absolute game changer for my feet. Living with plantar fasciitis, I’ve tried numerous insoles, but none have matched the comfort and support these provide. Comfort: The sheepskin top layer feels luxurious and soft, offering a cozy sensation that doesn’t diminish over time. It’s like having a mini spa for my feet inside my shoes! Support: Despite their plush feel, these inserts don’t skimp on support. The 3/4 length design with arch support is perfect for stabilizing my feet and has significantly reduced my heel pain. They strike an ideal balance between softness and structural support. Fit: They fit seamlessly into most of my shoes without making them feel tight or overcrowded, which is a common issue with full-length orthotics. Their versatility is a big plus, as I can switch them between my work shoes and casual wear without any hassle. Durability: After several weeks of use, they’ve maintained their shape and comfort, indicating good durability. Though only time will tell how they hold up in the long run, they seem well-made and sturdy. Value: Considering the relief and comfort they’ve provided, I find them to be an excellent investment for anyone struggling with foot discomfort or seeking enhanced support in their footwear. In summary, the Pedag Holiday 3/4 Length Sheepskin Orthotic Inserts are a top-notch product for anyone looking to upgrade their foot comfort without sacrificing shoe space or style. Highly recommended!

I love these inserts! They are low profile, so they don't make your shoes too tight, like some other inserts I've tried. Adhesive keeps it in place and the support has alleviated my foot pain dramatically. Well-made and comfortable; I appreciate the natural material used.

These are great! I ordered a 1/2 size smaller (size 6) so it would fit comfortably in my shoe. No need to do that since they are 3/4 length and would have fit well even if I ordered size 7. Nice quality.

I wear a 12-12.5 US Ladies and my foot measures 27.8 Centimeters. I always go by this if possible, when ordering shoes because it's the most accurate. The Pedag sizing is really off. I ordered a size 42 (12L U.S.) and they are 2 sizes too small. The size in CM on that pkg is 26 but the size in CM is not listed in the product description. I called customer support but they couldn't give me the CM measurement for any of their sizes. Also, U.S. 12 Ladies is not = to 9 Mens. It's at least a 10 Mens. The 44 fits me perfectly, but I'm not pleased that I had to pay to return them because of the product company's error. The dimensions listed in the product description are evidently the dimensions of the package. Not at all helpful. People need to know the dimension of the actual product! If you order these, make sure when you try them on that the heel, arch and metatarsal areas are fitting in the correct position. I didn't realize immediately that while my heel was in the right position, and the arch seemed to be in the correct position, when I viewed the graphic on the pkg., I realized that the metatarsal pad was about 1 1/2" short of where it should be. As far as wear, I really like the Holiday. I can wear them in sandals or in shoes and they are comfortable for my moderate, over-pronation(heels and arches fall inward). I have a pair of podiatrist made inserts and they are the same as the Holiday as far as arch correction. The Holiday however, adds the much needed pad under the heel and metatarsal. Other than the over-pronation, my only problem is a moderate sized bunion and some arthritis in the big toe joint. The Holiday raises my arch enough that I land in the middle of the ball of my feet instead of the large toe area. I also don't have any problem wearing them for a long time from day 1, but then I didn't have a problem with my podiatrist made either. My physical therapist recommended to use a tennis ball and roll it under your foot while watching tv or reading, for short periods, to get used to arch supports, but I didn't need to. Also, if they fit well but are painful for you, try wearing them for 10 minutes at a time and gradually increase that time.

I really love these insoles. I have neuropathy, and they make a noticeable difference in keeping my feet more comfortable throughout the day, which also helps when it’s time to rest at night after long hours on my feet. I’m currently on my second set, making me a repeat buyer of this brand. My previous pair lasted about 2.5 years while being used in two different pairs of work boots on a concrete factory floor, 5–6 days a week. They provide reliable support, cushioning, and overall comfort. These have become my go-to insoles for keeping my feet feeling healthier and happier, and I would absolutely purchase them again.

Finally, something that works with all of my shoes. I love love love these inserts (insoles). I initially bought two pair and now that I've worn them for a while I ordered four more pair. I mostly wear Skechers shoes, size 8 1/2 or 9, depending on the shoe. I've tried the 3/4 inserts provided by my podiatrist (that cost me $50, not covered by insurance) and some Dr. Scholls custom fit CF210 orthotics (just found out you can get a $10 rebate if you purchased these during certain time period and you can get full refund if not entirely satisfied). All of the inserts I''ve tried made my feet more comfy in the sneaker type shoes. However, my size 8 1/2 Mary Jane style Skechers were only comfy with the Pedag 17947 Holiday 3/4 Leather Ultra Light insert. Specifically I am having an issue with my left foot metatarsal area and I was able to wear my Mary Jane style Skechers with these inserts all day and felt absolutely no pain or discomfort. These are now my favorite inserts and I will continue to buy them in the future. The stiff leather is not uncomfortable. I thought I would not like a 3/4 insert vs. full but so far that difference is not causing me any problems. I can't or won't remove any of the insoles already in my shoes because they are all permanent. When I removed one of these a couple of years ago, the inside of the shoe was left with bits of original insole. That's fine if you are replacing with a perfect fitting full size insole but the 3/4 doesn't fill the entire shoe. These insoles are so thin yet shaped perfectly to provide me with needed arch support and metatarsal relief without making the shoe too tight. I did not remove the sticky pad on the bottom because I was trying the inserts in multiple shoes, however, some of the clear plastic cover came off the sticky part and it stuck to the insole of my shoe. It also made a slight indent but that's OK because I plan to buy more of these inserts so I have one set for every pair of shoes I wear regularly. I've provided a picture that shows the shoes I wear the most. Sneaker and Mary Jane with these insoles, White Skecher Work Shoe with Dr. Sholls insole, and the insoles from Podiatrist.

These are likely great for heel pain, maybe even arch support. They are beautifully made. BUT they are not long enough to assist with upper ball of the foot pain near the base of the toes- Metatarsalgia. The insert ends actually right where the pain would normally start, which makes it sadly pointless for those of us with pain in that area. If you have heel pain though- these are likely great

These are especially good to beef up foam insoles. But can be fit indresssier shoes. I sold shoes for 27 years. A sold hundreds of these.