Walkomfy Arch Support Insoles for Women Men - Plantar Fasciitis Relief Orthotics Gel Shoe Inserts for Flat Feet Foot Fatigue, Over Pronation, Knee Back Pain - Stay on Your Feet Longer

I really like these insoles. They get used for work and long distance hiking. Very comfortable and easily worth the price. They lasted for over a hundred miles of trail hiking. Very supportive and good cushioning.

Very nice insole, could be a little thicker, but it conforms to the feet for a comfortable fitting, and makes it good to walk in.

These inserts are awesome. My feet were always killing me. A friend told me about them. They are worth every penny. Don't waste money on insoles you get at grocery stores. For a little more money these insoles are worth it.

I bought these to try to save money. I use an orthodic insert like this from another company that costs $75. Unfortunately I did not get the needed support and comfort from this insert.

This is not my second or third pair. The provide the firm arch-support which my doctor recommended.

I have VERY high foot arches and didn't know so until I recently started a serving job. I would come home from a shift with extremely sore feet and hip soreness (that would be outright pain the next morning). I tried different shoes and one other pair of inserts, which were not effective. I tried these and OMG I cannot go back! I've now used these in my work shoes for four months and can say with utter confidence that the pain I'd feel in my feet and hips after working are gone because of these inserts! To be honest they're hard and uncomfortable the first few times of use. But I promise if you have high arches like me, these will save your body in the long run if you work on your feet! These were also a little too long, but it was easy to trim down to fit my shoea.

Comfortable

These fit well in most of my gym shoes, and were comfortable. They cut down a lot of the pain in my feet from non supportive shoes. Unfortunately once weight is applied, the supports don't hold enough to prevent the knees from shifting inwards, as they sink slightly when standing.