“They are excellent ! I've been running in them for years, and have given them to many family members and friends. Everyone loves them. They take so much pressure off your knees , hips, and back, while they cushion your feet for a smooth , comfortable ride. I wouldn't run without them. I even use them in my dress shoes, when they get old. FANTASTIC !!!”
“Insoles.com sells all the insoles you'll need at a price you can't beat. I love the 10 second pressure relief insole. Have been wearing it for years and find that insoles.com is THE place to buy them! Half the price in the stores. Yes, half! Comes in perfect condition. ALWAYS.
Thank you, Insoles.com, for selling insoles!”
“For someone with fat pad atrophy, these are just great. They give cushioning and support just right. And they last a full year. I've just ordered my second batch and I'm really grateful that these insoles exist.”
“I have not worn them very much yet because my foot continues to slip when I have them in the shoe. I would like any advice on how to stop this slippage from happening when I have them in my shoes”
These insoles are thicker than the factory liners so at times they do cause some slipping in the heel. It is best to use them in a deep shoe; athletic shoes usually work the best. Make sure to remove the factory liner before placing your insole in the shoe. If you are wearing an athletic shoe, you can also try lacing it in the very last eyelet. (Either remove from the second-to-last eyelet and place in the last one or use both in a 'runner's loop' lacing method.) Doing this will tighten the shoe are the heel/ankle and help it to slip less.
“I have not worn them very much yet because my foot continues to slip when I have them in the shoe. I would like any advice on how to stop this slippage from happening when I have them in my shoes”
These insoles are thicker than the factory liners so at times they do cause some slipping in the heel. It is best to use them in a deep shoe; athletic shoes usually work the best. Make sure to remove the factory liner before placing your insole in the shoe. If you are wearing an athletic shoe, you can also try lacing it in the very last eyelet. (Either remove from the second-to-last eyelet and place in the last one or use both in a 'runner's loop' lacing method.) Doing this will tighten the shoe are the heel/ankle and help it to slip less.
“I have bone on bone sesmoids behind my big toe following a bunion surgery 6 years ago. I have searched and searched for insoles that would provide the level of comfort I need on the forefoot because it feels as though I am walking on a golf ball in that area. These insoles with the “special” insert in the forefoot have finally provided the comfort I need. I can finally walk and stand without pain or any discomfort in my feet all day long. I am so thankful for these insoles and please keep them in your inventory so I can order more in the future.”
“Already put my new insoles to good use...been using your products for many years and I walk long distances every day...they make a BIG difference...THANKS FOR THE FAST DELIVERY!!!”
