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

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.

I have been wearing in 2 pair of shoes since I recieved them as of yet I have had no relief . My heel pain is as bad as it was . I work on my feet a average of 10hours a day so thought they would help so really disappointed .

I bought these about 4 months ago and I would guess that I have put 200 miles on them. I really like the shape of them as they are very supportive. These insoles are great product, but they are extremely hard and uncomfortable after wearing them all day, especially in my stiff hiking boots. I'm mostly writing this review to make sure people know that if you are looking for some cushion from your insole this is not the best option. I just chose the wrong insole, going to try the Hunt and Trailblazer Comfort next.

I've worn 3 or 4 times with the hope that my heel pain would be relieved. I've heard and read good reports. Unfortunately they do not alleviate my heel pain.

They are okay. I don't like how they were way too big and I had to cut them myself. They provide a little bit of support but I don't see a huge difference.

My green insoles are very comfortable but the two pieces rub together and sqeak when walking.

Hi,..some comfort, not what I'd expected according to the reviews, I dont think I'm the only one out here whose a lil hard on soles. Perhaps I need to double up,it had crossed my mind.

I bought these over the summer to help with foot pain because of my low arch. I play basketball and workout consistently and these insoles felt exactly the same (if not as good as the regular insoles my CP3's and other basketball shoes. They actually at one point started to cause me pain on the inside of my foot. I use them now just for walking and daily wear because top fabric material on the insole actually feels pretty nice. I would recommend getting something like sof sole or doctor schols. For an expensive insole, i would hope for some improvement for my flat fleet or at least some cushioning.

The largest size and wide is wider than any shoes I've been able to buy at size 15. Thought I'd be smart and go wider than the regular size that has worked well- but heel is too wide to trim. Might work well I. Snow boot likeSorels or boot foot waders but not in running and hiking boots I own so far. Not bad just notably WIDE

I'm using a pair of Superfeet Wide Green insoles for my New Balance #928 (4E width) walking shoes, and mostly, they seem to be fairly comfortable, but what is irritating is the area of the stabilizer cap that fans out (section that is cut with 4 slots), causing pain in the outer part of the foot. I cut the fanned out portion which makes the insole more comfortable. The stabilizer cap is too long and I feel the ridge near the ball of the toes. I also wish that the arch support section was a bit higher, as I have a high instep. If the stabilizer cap was even made full length, it might even be more comfortable. Finding a really good insole is very difficult, and custom orthotics are far too expensive.

Nice, but not great - I purchased these to go in my new New Balance hiking boots, but the boots were too narrow, so I'm using the Superfeet in some other shoes. I have wide feet with fallen arches, and I'm pretty heavy on the balls of my feet, so I need some good arch support and a good cushion. First let me say that I don't think these are really appropriate for people with wide feet, mine are EE to EEEE depending on the shoe. While I appreciate the firm arch support, I feel like my feet are spilling over the sides of the insoles. This has lessened with wear, but hasn't entirely gone away. The Superfeet size guide says that if you have wide feet you should get a larger size insole to accommodate and then trim it down, but I fear the metatarsal bump would then be extremely uncomfortable for me (see below for more on the bump). Next up is the cushioning factor. These are not very cushy, supportive, but not cushy. The plastic arch reinforcement runs most of the length of the insole and it has (what I think is) a metatarsal bump right behind the ball of the foot. When I put these in a pair of Ecco shoes, which already have one of those bumps built into the sole, it stuck up into my foot so far as to be painful, and I won't put these into my Eccos again. It is nice that these fit in most of my shoes and are easily transferable, but the lack of cushion and the width will probably prevent me from purchasing this model again. I would consider buying the Superfeet Orange which purports to have great cushioning.

Not really worth it - I'm kind of confused by these. I got the greens for extra arch support; the ones for flatter feet say they don't have full support, so I'm assuming these are "archier". I wear a woman's 11, so the size of Superfeet that fits lengthwise is pretty wide for all of my shoes (a combination of mediums and narrows, so if you have wide feet/shoes you'd probably be okay). I popped them in a pair of boots and a pair of sneakers, and wasn't too impressed. For comparison, I went out and got a pair of Profoot Aero-3s (they were like $13 or thereabouts) from the drugstore for comparison...and couldn't tell much of a difference. The Superfeet had a slightly more pronounced arch, but the cheapy ones were comfier and fit into my shoes much better. Planning to return them and use the price difference towards comfier shoes :)

Feels like hard plastic under my feet. Not as comfortable as advertised. I do not recommend this insole.

Good support, but no cushion - I was looking for an upgrade over my stock Air Zoom Vomero +2 insoles, which had over 300 miles on them. I was looking for something to provide more cushioning and a little bit more stability. Read the good reviews on these and thought I'd try them out. I've probably put close to 50 miles on them and I honestly don't like them. Not much cushioning and my forefoot and the outsides of both feet hurt after my long runs (7 to 8 miles). I didn't have this problem with my stock insoles, just a little bit of knee pain. I'm going to try the SOLE insoles and will provide a review of those after I get them from Zappos.com.

Too pricey - I purchased these because of all the good reviews, though usually just buy the Dr. Scholl's arch support for $10 or so. I bought new athletic shoes and convinced myself I needed Superfeet for my collapsing arch. After wearing these for 2 weeks, I find myself putting on my old shoes with the Dr. Scholl’s because they have provided the arch support I need. My advice... save your money and try Dr. Scholl’s first.

Superfeet Premium Green - These insoles were better than some I have tried and worse than others. I ended up going to a heat molded insole that has given me better relief, so far, than the Superfeet did.

Not a lot of cushion felt like I was walking on marbles

I felt there was no support whatsoever and very hard

Didn't help my sore feet. Made them a little more sore to be honest. Was really hopeful they'd help.