Customer Reviews UGG Ugg Insole Replacements

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.

I recently (last week) ordered a pair of Chickaree slippers and the wool lining was so sparse that I ordered a pair of insoles right away to either replace the current insoles or place on top of them for more fill. When the insoles arrived today, I was shocked. They are not soft and plush like the ones I ordered a couple years ago, but thin and sparse. I wish I could post pics with the review; the new insoles' pile is half the thickness of the ones I bought a couple years ago and feels 'rough' in comparison. Let me say that I'm not difficult to please, either. I bought a different pair of Dakotas a week or two ago, and the pile is nice and thick, the way you expect Uggs to be. The difference in feel is ah-mazing. I LOVE my plush Dakotas, but the struggle to find Uggs of comparable quality is real; even the insoles are pathetic, or at least these are. I'm thinking of taking this up with Ugg directly; Zappos shouldn't have to pay return shipping for Ugg's poor quality.

I love my UGG slippers, and the innersoles wore down to a shiny bare surface. So I ordered these replacements to re-line the slippers. There didn't seem to be a way to remove the original innersoles, so I slipped these in on top. As a result of both pair in the shoe, the slippers became so tight that they are unwearable, even as I tried to "pack down" the new innersoles. If I can't find a shoe repair person who can pry out the original innersoles, then I'm afraid the slippers are lost to an un-fixable place. So if you are planning to replace the innersoles, look first to see if the original innersoles are removeable, or else you may be better off buying a new pair of UGGs. (My old pair of UGGs look pristine--just like new--and it will be sad if I have to discard them for lack of a fix.) (Note: the Star rating of this product does not reflect the quality of this product: the product is great except that it doesn't work with the shoes.)