Physix Gear Orthotic Insoles for Men & Women - Arch Support Orthotics Insole, Orthopedic Insoles, Inserts for Men & Women, Foot Insoles for Plantar Fasciitis Comfort, Shoe Insert, Feet, Red/Black, S

I have been having a lot of pain in the upper side of my foot and it was because I was not getting enough support in my arches. This has immensely helped with the pain and it almost feels 100% better now. These things are game changers. Slide them right into my UGG boots and they gave me the support I needed. The nice thing is they hold the support and you can take them out and put them in any shoe.

I bought these for every boot that I wear _ Blundstones, Docs, and my Oboz. They have made a difference in my plantar fasciitis - basically curing it. I can't belive how much more comfortable and supportive my bots are now!

Pros: Overall, I really like these insoles! The arch is a little tall for me, but still work well for my extremely flat feet. Lengthwise, these 10-11.5 insoles were too long for my size 10 shoes, but there was a convenient line guide on the bottom, so cutting them was no problem. They fit snugly inside my size 10w tennis shoes. My feet and ankles used to feel extremely painful after tennis (to the point where i'd have trouble walking), but after having worn these inserts for a while, I hardly ever feel pain anymore after playing, and if any at all, it's very mild!Cons: -0.5 stars just because these are very wide inserts, but are not advertised to be for wide-sized shoes. They fit snugly into my 10w tennis shoes, but were too wide to fit into my regular size 10 walking shoes. I had hoped to be able to switch these between different pairs of shoes, but now they only stay in my tennis shoes (not a big deal, I mostly needed them for tennis anyways). I suppose I could trim some width off, but I dont feel as confident to do this because I'm afraid it would mess with the 3D shape of the insert. It would help if the images or description could include measurements of the insert width and/or if there were a width-cutting guideline underneath the insert like the length guide.Overall, I think these are great insoles if you have flat and wide feet, just make sure that you are putting them into wide sized shoes or be prepared to trim.

My favorite insole (other than my custom made ones when I had plantar fasciitis.) I understand that everyone’s feet are different. That said, these fit my high arch wonderfully. Comfortable support. I have purchased these multiple times over the years.

After having some chronic foot & ankle pain, I decided to only wear shoes with arch support. My chiropractor sold me ALINE for $150. I then found the exact same on Amazon for $107, but by the time I purchased, they went up to $116. Since I'm putting these in all my shoes & slippers, I wondered if I could find a comparable product for less money than ALINEs. This review is my experiment with that quest and I'll tell you who gave ALINE a little competition. (see photos)I was looking for high arch support and I have normal width feet. However, my daughter needs wide inserts and she finds too high arch support uncomfortable. This review will address those needs as well.ALINE are absolute top quality, you get what you pay for. They're amazing. I bought my original pair from the doctor and wore them seven months before getting a second pair. I compared the worn inserts with the new ones and took some measurements (photos). Even after seven months, the ALINE inserts are not only holding their shape and support, but also seem to form around my foot.KAILEDI were by far the flimsiest. When I pushed down on the arch support bump with my thumb, it collapsed easily. These inserts have almost no hold and are more soft and cushiony than others. They will fit my daughter's needs well. I won't use them.Physix Gear's arch support bump also could be collapsed, but not as easily. The arch support was not high enough for my needs, but because of that and because they were the widest of the four my kiddo will love them. I do not.WalkHero ~ drum roll please ~ are the closest to ALINE. They are very sturdy not collapsing under the thumb test and have high arch support. They are perfect for my needs. My daughter would hate them though.We all have different foot needs, just depends on what you're looking for. ALINE and WalkHero are for those of us who need high arch support and an insert that does not give or flatten under weight. KAILEDI and Physix Gear have lower support and seem to flatten out under the weight of the foot, which may be better for flat footed folks or whomever doesn't need lots of arch support.(I'm copying and pasting this review on all 4 products. Sorry for the repetitiveness.)