Wide Fit Orthotics Insoles, Wide Feet Arch Support, Plantar Fasciitis Relief, Mild Pronation, Orthotics That Supports Ankle & Knee Pain for Men and Women, Made in The USA

Perfect for 4e wide shoes. These are so much better feeling than the standard width every one else offers. Get them. No cutting to size they fit perfectly in my shoe as is. The support feels wonderful

These made such a difference in my older shoes and sneakers. Felt like new shoes! they’re a really good quality and you can slip them into other shoes also, they are not permanently attached. They are lasting and still look new and it’s been a couple months with using them every day. They make a difference on how your feet feel which helps you get through the day. So much better than the cheaper ones, worth spending a little more for the health of your feet and spine!

My feet are all kinds of messed up so I was happy that I was able to find this product. I’ve been using it ever since because my feet are constantly hurt. I bought myself a new pair of shoes and these inserts and I’ve been feeling a lot better the pain really kicks in when I take my shoes off so even when I’m relaxing I keep my shoes on just to feel better. I do get plantar fasciitis so the bottom of my foot is always killing me but even the pain on the top of my foot goes away if I wear this with my shoes, tied really tight.

I want to start by saying it's been difficult to find insoles that don't irritate my arch. A lot of the popular options are "high arch" only and they're just too firm for my liking, and ultimately cause me more pain. When i stumbled onto these and saw a lot less reviews, I wasn't sure if that was a red flag [or maybe they're just a relatively new option]. I do a lot of walking so proper foot support is a huge deal for me. Some background info: I'm 210 pounds and wear size 11 4E wide New Balance sneakers. These insoles are a TIGHT fit. I purchase the size 11-11.5 option and you can definitely tell these walk a very fine line between the 2 sizes. Fortunately my shoes are already a bit broken in so there is a bit of wiggle room. I have some concerns they may not fit well in a brand new pair of shoes with sides not already broken in somewhat. Comfort is a 5/5 and to be honest, I don't foresee much of a break-in period being needed. The stiffer brands tend to make me follow the 1 hour/day for a few days to get adjusted instruction, but these don't seem to really require that. These are extremely well cushioned but still somewhat give that feeling of support we're all looking for. My only question/doubt is the durability. As I mentioned, I do a lot of walking [20+ miles/week], so I don't know how surprised i should be if they don't last 4+ months. I'd say the price is a bit steep, but again, not knowing how long they will last makes it difficult to give a fair judgement. If I can get 6+ months out of a $50 insole, I think that's more than reasonable. My previous ones that i've used for the past 20 years are no longer available, and for comparison, my last purchase price on those was $119... [and they lasted 1-2 years]. If I find these are still going strong in a few months i'll come back and purchase a few more sets, just in case they suddenly get discontinued. So far, I'm a very happy customer.

I have issues with plantar fasciitis. this is the best insole i have found. I work 60 plus hours on my feet a week and these will last at least 6 months. Highly recomend.

Very comfortable and fit my shoes wonderfully. Reasonable cost.

This review was written on day 3 and I've done about 6.5 to 7 miles of walking. If anything changes I will update. It's hard enough to find shoes that fit, but when the insole maker covers every size from 3-11 but then make size 12 and size 13 share the same insole? C'mon, really? Would it kill you to make one more mold? Or rather make it a touch longer and let the people with size 12's trim a little. I'm somewhere around a size 12/6E or a 13/4E, perhaps only one shoe in a thousand comes in size 12.5. It's nearly impossible to find anything that fits. I have a large big to and need a large square toe box. Also I have heel pain with shoes that don't have enough cushioning (since grade school and now I'm 46) and I need cushioning under the heel and ball and fore-part of my foot. I have had exactly one pair of shoes in the last 20+ years that have fit my feet correctly and had enough cushioning. I searched and bought every pair I found (1 pair) and Nike stopped making them and they have since completely changed their sizing the toe box of their 4E shoes. New Balance fit me OK in my 20's, but they changed long ago and I haven't had a pair of NB in about 15-20 years. I have normal arches and pronation. OK, the reason I bought these - I very much need a cushioned shoe. The last shoes I bought don't have enough cushioning - one of two pair of shoes in the last 7 years that I have ever found that even remotely fit (if i ever find shoes that fit I buy them regardless of whether I need them because I know it will be 5 years or more before I find another pair that fits - even the same size in the same brand), My wife uses this brand of insert and loves them but she gets the ProTech PRO. That model is not available in the extra-wide size I need, so this was my only choice They have better heel cushioning than these. Her feet are a mess and she likes them very much. My feet are normal just BIG and WIDE. The length is a bit shorter than expected, a bit shorter (~1/8" - 3/16") than what I would expect on a 12, much less a 13. Width is about right, advertised as 3E to 6E. I have a pair of 12 6E dress shoes and the width is about identical. This would probably not be a 6E in size 13, maybe a 3E or 4E and is ~1/4" to 5/16" shorter than the inserts I removed from my size 13 4E shoes. The arch is quite high and firm - something I don't need this much of, but if you have fallen arches or over-pronation, this insert would probably help. Again I wouldn't have chosen these if there had been something else that better suited my needs. As for the arch itself it is too far back in the shoe, or perhaps just too long and for my foot could be moved forward (toward the toe) as much as 3/8" or a bit more? I would like to try the Powerstep felt topped inserts in my hunting boots, but no wide size. :(

Worked very well for a foot problem I was having. This item specifically was recommended by my podiatrist.

all good nice fit

Bastante bien. Tengo pie plano y fascitis. Las plantillas personalizadas siempre se me rompen como a los 6 meses, busqué estas pensando algo temporal pero creo que las usaré definitivamente.

These insoles seem great at first. The rise is the right height, and the sole itself is soft and comfortable... except when you walk, you can feel the hard plastic which creates the arch support move under your forefoot. It is an incredibly horrible sensation to have this hard bit of plastic push up on your foot every time you take a step. I imagine, with enough wear, if you could stand to wear them more than once, the plastic will rub through the sole. How these are the price they are is beyond me. They are really bad! Don't buy.

Just what I needed. The other ones I was using were too soft and they had no proper structure. This are structured and firm and fit in every shoe I need them for. Perfect for high instep and high arches.

Good arch support, width and cushioning. Men's 9-9.5 fit my NewBalance 9-4E shoes without trimming. Perfect width, but a tiny bit short in the toe. Still super comfortable though. Will be ordering more for sure.