Sport Shoe Insoles, U-Shape Improved Comfort Gel Orthotics Feet Inserts EVA Foam with Shock Absortion and Arch Support for Flat Feet, Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Pain.(M:8-10Mens/10-12Womens)

I've tried countless over the counter orthotics, including superfeet, sole, and various minor brand from amazon and elsewhere. While superfeet green are probably my favourite of these, they lack any cushioning and are too over-corrective of pronation, making me feel unstable on uneven surfaces. Most others that provide better cushion compress way too quickly, sometimes becoming flat within 20-30 hours of wear making them useless.These insoles provide good arch support (medium to high), have nice cushion without being spongy or too rubbery. They're also resistant to wear and retain their cushion well. The heel cup is reasonably deep and helps with my narrow heel. They're on the thicker side, so if you have a high volume foot you might not be able to use these in your shoes unless you go up a half size.For the price, these can't be beat. I'll be buying several pairs for all my shoes costing me less than a single pair of superfeet green. Highly recommended.

It's really hard to find the right insoles for running. Sofsole Arch has been my go-to since a plantar fasciitis episode a couple of years ago. They're great for standing and walking, but a bit too squishy for running. On the other hand, some of the more athletic-oriented Sofsoles are *too* thin and firm. Ditto for Vivesole. These fit happily in between. I can definitely feel the arch, especially when I first put my shoes on, but it's not at all bothersome. Similarly, I was a bit concerned that I'd be able to feel the inserts, but that's not the case either. All I feel is that my feet and knees feel fine, no twinges telling me I'm landing my feet wrong or tiredness/soreness afterward. The one thing I can't address is durability, but I see no reason to think it's any better or worse than other brands using similar materials. Considering that these are also among the least expensive insoles I've tried, I feel like I've gotten a real bargain. The only negative is that after a while they get pretty squeaky. Maybe you don't care, in which case you could consider this a five-star review, but it's enough to have me seeking alternatives.FWIW, I'm 6'2" with a 34" inseam, about 190 pounds. These *will* feel different for someone with a different build, so adjust expectations accordingly.

These inserts fit quite well in my hiking/motorcycle boots and actually does provide an excellent cushion for my feet. With stretching twice daily, and soaking my feet in Epsom salts for two weeks, my fasciitis disappeared considerably. I still stretch and soak just because inserts do not heal the foot but definitely help in the healing process by protecting the foot from the constant slamming of the heal on hard surfaces..... Good product at a reasonable price.

These are the third pair of Hyperspace arch support insoles I have purchased. The first ones were are over a year old and are still going strong in my hiking boots. These are very similar in support to the green Superfeet insoles that my doctor recommended. They have a plastic arch support attached under the rubbery foam that the rest of it is made from. They are heavier than Superfeet because of the dense close cell rubber/foam , but they are lighter and thinner than the other thicker ones I have from Ailaka. I consider these Hyperspace insoles medium weight. One men's size Large insole (cut down slightly to size 11) weighs 3.7 ounces on my scale.

So three days before I got my insoles I went for a walk and after one mile I could barely keep going since I got flat feet, I started feeling discomfort on my feet, knees, hips and lower bak so it was a mission going back to my truck lol.Well right after receiving my insoles in the mail I went straight for a walk just to see the difference and let me tell y'all something, I've never thought it was that easy to fix my whole body, it was so satisfying to just keep going and don't feel pain, I've tried some expensive insoles but these ones fix my problem, give these things a try you won't regret it.I'm 6 ft tall 220 lbs size 12 I've purchase size L

I was unhappy with the longevity and performance of the Dr Sch****s I'd worn for for years and just took a chance on these, purchasing 1 pair. I now have them in my every pair of shoes/boots I own from hiking shoes and sneakers to my heaviest hunting boots including the insulated pairs. Great price, little to no trimming (sz 11.5 D) and I'm into my second year with most of the original orders and they're holding up fine. FOR ME...these insoles have eliminated 90% of my previous back and foot pain. I'll continue to purchase as necessary.

Well I waited until I was sure this wasn't a fluke. They work! I had bad foot pain and was on my feet all day. I have extremely high arch and was favoring pain in my heel as well that I had to compensate for by walking weird. All that is gone, as long as I'm using the insert. If you were looking at the 20plus dollar inserts, you just got lucky because these get it done for half the price and also have you seen the reviews for the Dr. Scholl's that sell at all the stores? Nobody likes them. Thanks hyperspace!

These have been an excellent pair of arch support cushions to place in my shoes to relieve the foot pain I have. A lot of shoes being sold now may have good cushion already but don't have any support for high arch unless you look for special made shoes that cost to much. The way shoes are being made now show that even if they're made good and sold for high amount doesn't mean they're going fit well and last long. You always have to look for foot support to place in to relieve pain and these high arch foot support insoles work great