6FT Next Level Advanced Height Increase Insole 3 Layer Elevation Soles Men's Shoe Lifts 1.75 Inch Height Inserts for Lo-Tops and Hi-Tops

Later in the review I'll provide some tips on avoiding any discomfort.but for starters, I wear a US size 10. These fit PERFECTLY inside all my US size 10 shoes from various brands. No adjusting/cutting needed. They're super comfortable and surprising easy to walk in. BUT they will take some getting used too, especially if you're using with boats that already have a heel.Barefoot Height: 5'9'6'' or 177cm (measured at night)Added insole Height: 5'11''9 or 182cm (measured at night)After about a couple days, I inserted these into my vans/Nikes mid-tops and despite needing to unlace them for a bit of extra room, I could run, jump, dance, etc- although I don't recommend doing sports activity with all three soles added as you could twist an ankle. But that's up to you.Tips:1. don't use them with heeled boots until very comfortable. I did that the first day and wobbled about, although I wasn't falling over or anything, it was simply awkward to walk.2. Loosen your lower laces. First day wearing them they dug into the mid-part of my foot. which leads...3. Double up on socks. I wear a thin pair underneath a thicker pair. Made it MUCH more comfortable.4. Know when to use all three, just two, and just one insole. The main insole is much better for boots.Now on to other methods of upping height. Elevator shoes:These IMO work best with the insoles. I bought a pair from a reputable brand (Calto) that provided 2.6 inches of discreet height. I asked some family members if it looked like I was waring elevator shoes (with the main insole in); they said no.Height with main insole and elevator shoes: 6'1 or 185cm (measured at night)The main insole fit VERY comfortable with the elevator shoes. I had a date night with a women who was 5'9. She was looking up at me. Had another date with a women who was 5'8. She was also looking up at me.I recommend this product. They're crafted well and easy to slip in and out of shoes. Great for dates/Job interviews. I will say, although the extra inches are nice, they won't change your life. But IMO, there's no shame in boosting your height in certain circumstances.Hope that helped.

These are a great product. I don't need them, I'm legitimately a little over 6' but I dressed up as Michael Myers for Halloween last year and wanted to go all out.First off, I'd recommend these or ones in this price range or higher. You get what you pay for in commerce.For me, I wear a size 14 shoe and am 6' and 280lbs. These dropped right in my shoes, and actually the full inserts fit in everything but low top sneakers and dress shoes. At my size, they compress a little, but feel soft and comfortable enough to wear for the night. I'm high top sneakers, I'm a little over 6'2 and in the costume, the only reason I got them, I put them in a pair of logger boots with a 2" heel and I was a little over 6'4 and it did the trick for a Michael Myers costume.I think these are designed with people significantly shorter than average in mind, by the listed shoe sizes. However, in my case, I think it made them more comfortable since they dropped right into my size 14's, however they stayed put.I wouldn't wear them every day or workout or lift in them, but if someone wants to use them for a night out, they'll do the job.You could probably use the first layer for a 1" boost plus the footwear. I don't really care if I'm 6' or 6'1, but for people who feel more confident with an extra inch, the first layer would work well in most any footwear.All in all a great product and I'm pleased I didn't go too cheap and but the $12 varieties.

So i been using these for the past 3 or so (everyday and every where i go)and they are perfect with high top boots like timbs. They also go well with mid shoes like jordan 4s. Surprising enough you can wear then with almost any shoe you want though (low tops like airforces/low vans and yezzys/ prestos) as long as the shoe is compact it will keep your foot nice and snug within them. But there is a draw back.... with most of the shoes you wear them with you cant always use it to the most potential and have to opt out for just using the base without an attachment because it will cause your foot to make the tunge of the shoe go up and looks like your foot will burst from it. An example of this is with my jordan 4s i only wear the base and no attachment although it can fit the attachments comfortably the tunge will make it obvious that there is something off about it. This is a small problem that can be fixed by wearing baggy/boot cut pants, so you can wear it to the max potential. Also to avoid the tounge poking out maybe a bigger size shoe can help with that. All that said they are very comfratable and do what they are supposed to.PS: when i first got them it would make my calf muscles cramp up once in a while including my shin having a mild pain. But after a while it became natural and I can run and jump and play sports with them on.Here is a list of all the shoes i wear it with and how many attachments i can/wear with themairforce 1s (just the base), off white prestos ( just the base), jordan 4s (just the base but occasionally with one added layer), jordan 1 high (base +1 extra layer) yezzy 700 v3 ( just the base) yezzy 700 v1 (just the base) and timberland boots (base+one layer)

They work but will deform your shoes since it’s overstretching some areas of the shoes to fit your foot. They hurt if used for prolonged hours.