Customer Reviews Superfeet All-Purpose Wide-Fit Support (WideGreen)

Bought over a year ago for my steel toe shoes. Also purchased a new pair of Keens. After about 8 months the shoes with the superfeet still fill great. Keen's not so great. Bought a second pair and I could immediately feel the difference. Well worth the money

I purchased the Superfeet green about a month ago to put inside my Oboz hiking boots. I've had issues with plantar fasciitis and I have very flat feet. I like the support I feel in my arches when I wear the insoles. It feels like the inner curve of the left insole digs into the bottom of my foot, but not so much that I can't wear them. I think the issue might work itself out in time. Otherwise, I like the product very much. I may even switch back the the blue, I'll wait and see.

I have been using Superfeet Green on a DR's recommendation for years. Although I can't say i'm pain free, they are far superior to any other brand I have used.

Ive had superfeet wide green insoles once before and had to replace them. It is noticeably different when they are not in my shoes. I WISH SUPERFEET WOULD MAKE WIDE VERSIONS OF THEIR OTHER INSOLES, NAMELY COPPER

I am putting them through the test now, last see how long these babies last on my feet!

Ok so quick first impression, easy to trim to fit using an existing insole as a template, per the instructions figured I'd do a few hour test at home, I always buy good quality shoes, period~casual, gym, dress, you get the idea.. no joke these insoles feel awesome in every shoe I put them in, there really firm outta the box, so much so I thought these are going to be uncomfortable but they feel great, Lets see if they can take a few months of what I put them thru without folding, if so they be more heading my way.

I am recently recovered from a knee injury and tend to pronate. My dad used to put together Superfeet for ski boots and suggested them when my knee started hurting again. I am very active- I cycle everywhere, walk a lot, and have a job that requires me to be on my feet. The green Superfeet helped with the pronation and my knee stopped hurting two days after I settled into my new insoles. They can be a bit unyielding, and I kind of wish there was a cushier layer on the top, but they offer the BEST support and are definitely worth the money.

Replacing Custom Orthotics - A few years back, I had surgery on my foot to get rid of the pain after having kicked a chair leg with my toe. I can no longer bend the toe and was told to use a custom orthotic in a New Balance shoe which has a sole that won't bend, #926. The custom orthotics were never quite right and I had to continually add more support where it was needed. The Superfeet Premium Green are at least equal to the custom orthotics. I do put the original footbed from the New Balance on top of them, for a little cushion. I'm glad to find something that will work for my feet without the bother and expense of orthotics. I would recommend them to anyone who needs stability.

Superfeet green - I purchased these insoles as a gift and my friend loved them. The only comment he had was that it took a few days to get used to them, and he worked up to the eight hours (his work day shift). When he tried to use them a full day the first day he developed leg cramps. After three days, gradually increasing the time on them, he now can wear them as long as he wants and loved them.

Comfort inserts - I am constantly seeking products that make shoes more comfortable for me, I need extra padding to compensate for loss of fat in my feet. These do well, but I guess none will ever be perfect, given my particular feet.

Ok for every day wear, but not for good support while exercising.

I work 12 hour shifts on concrete in steel toe work shoes. My feet, ankles and calves hurt, so I bought the green insoles. They did help. But not a Whole lot. My calves do not hurt anymore. And my feet and ankles do not hurt as bad. But they do still hurt.

The build quality seems good. I like that they are firm. However, the arches are not very high and do not offer much support. I was looking for a high arch insole, but this does not fit the bill.

The support can cause pain and cannot replace a podiatrist.

Easy to use, but I felt like the arch was not in the right spot for my foot. The arch support was situated too close to my heel. My shoe size is a womens 10 and that is the max size for the D option.

I wanted pain relief in my work shoes. I entered my information, including normal or average arch height into the Superfeet selector software. It recommended either the orange or green insoles, both of which were labeled "high arch support". I looked on the SF website, and didn't really find a high volume, medium arch choice. I was a bit concerned, but I bought the green. Generally, they help with fatigue. But they are uncomfortable in the arch. I feel like the selector should have said " sorry, we don't have a match for you", but they didn't want to miss out on a sale. Now my feet hurt in a different way... not sure if it's better or worse.

I've tried other inserts that have felt better thought I would give you a try not what I was looking for

Tried these for a week at work and they don't make the cut. It's not like they are a bad product, just not for me. The arch in these insoles is set back about 1/2 in from where my natural arch is, so there is a constant slight dig into the bottom of my foot. They are also a bit big for my shoes. I'd say my shoes are slightly too big for me anyways, but with these in it's a tight fit and I sit too high in the shoe which causes a lot of sloppy lateral movement.

I have given these insoles 3 days to break in and they still are hard as a rock !! They are actually giving me blisters ! I'm gonna give them a couple more days to break in and if they do not meet my expectations I would like to return them and maybe try another insole ! I don't want to give up on the Superfeet brand maybe I just bought the wrong insole ???

I bought these in addition to the TRAILBLAZERS to have for a training exercise with the Army called JRTC. The Green E has a really high arch and was not very comfortable. I wore them for a few days hoping the arches would loosen up but they didn't. Wich is a good thing if that what your looking for. These ensouls are sturdy and should hold up well. One of the guys with me was complaining about his feet hurting about 3 days in so I gave him the Green E to try. He loves them, said they made his feet feel a ton better! So it just depends on your foot and what your needs are. He plans on ordering at least 2 pair for his other sets of boots. So if your thinking about trying them out I say get them and see if they are what you need. Personally the TRAILBLAZERS are the ones that I like. After that 3rd day I put the TRAILBLAZERS in and wore them for the remaining 2 weeks in the field and they were great! I'll probably buy at least one more pair for my other set of boots.

They look good quality but unfortunately the arch isn't high enough which is a shame given from what I've seen these have the highest arch profile. Not a complaint, as it's probably my wonky feet but for those with higher than average arches these aren't much higher than standard.