Customer Reviews UGG Ugg Insole Replacements

Cozy but too thick for average shoes. I tried using these as a replacement for actually buying Uggs for myself, but they don't fit well in normal shoes, even ones slightly too big, because they're so thick. In my Sorel slippers they're lovely and cozy but a bit too narrow for a slipper without side supports - I kept feeling like I was going to slip off them. They're lovely, so maybe I'll find a use for them someday. Totally worth it if you already have the Uggs and want to "renew" them for another season. My aunt has 7 year old Uggs and just buys new replacement insoles each year. The Ugg gift that keeps on giving.

I bought the size 5 insoles to put in my size 6 Class Short Uggs that were practically bald in teh insole. They fit inside the boot perfectly.However the insole makes the boot tighter (as expected) and sadly it's just tight enough to press on my bunions and make it uncomfortable. I've tried breaking them in, hoping that the sheepskin will mold to my foot and ease up on the bunion pressure, but that didn't work. I think it has to do with the insole pushing my foot up higher and therefore closer to the curve of the shoe where it's narrower and therefore bumping my bunions. Sad that these didn't work out as well as I hoped because they fit perfectly and feel great, my feet are just weird. I just ordered the Stockholm sockliner which looks less thick (no arch support I think) and hopefully that will work better for me.

I have purchased Ugg brand replacement insoles several times over the years to extend the life of slippers that my family members & I own. This year's Ugg's replacement insoles are not as plush as prior ones; they are crushing/flattening sooner and faster. A bit of a disappointment, but still better than having to replace the slippers, which are wearing well.

The sheepskin was UGG quality but they were too narrow and my foot fell off from side to side.

This insole is thicker and has more arch support than the original Ugg insoles. The problem is that it renders the boot/shoe too small to wear comfortably. Even downsizing a size did not help me because the thickness of the insole was the same as the larger insole. It may work for boots that have stretched a lot but didn't work for me. Ugg needs to produce a thinner replacement insole.

I've bought several pairs of these over the years and once you place them into your boots it feels like you've bought a brand new pair of Uggs! However I was extremely disappointed in my last purchase. I bought two sets -- one as a gift for my sister for the holidays and one for myself. They both came in different packaging, with mine saying "made in China." I had read previously that some Uggs products were being made in China which is disappointing but I didn't assume they were counterfeit or anything. But I will say that the quality is SO much worse than any pair of replacement insole I've bought in the past. Not cushy or "snuggly" at all. It barely felt as though I'd just put a new insole in at all. Very sad by the drop in quality. My sister's were much better. So it seems like you have a 50/50 chance in getting a good set.