Customer Reviews Superfeet All-Purpose High Impact Support (Orange)

Unless your shoe size is at the top of the range, the arch doesn't hit in the correct spot. I was really disappointed, especially since my podiatrist recommended to help with a plantar plate tear. So custom it will have to be.

Hiked maybe 5 miles on them and the right heap started collapsing and felt like there was somthing in my boot. Took them out and the right was completely different looking than the left.

Broke after using to run for three weeks. Will not buy again.

Thought that these were going to help me. I'm in my boots all day and always in pain after my shift. The Orange were recommended to me and these inserts made things worse. The heel cup is very narrow and hard. Gave me blisters on my heels and had to take them out mid shift

I bought these insoles about a month ago and put them into my work boots they were not comfortable from the start but I gave them almost two weeks to see if they would break in. They did the opposite and got more uncomfortable as time went on. I used the insole finder several times, sometimes putting in varying information but each time it told me the orange was the best insole for me. I tried to return them but the website directed me to return them to the store. The store would not accept the return because I had to cut the insoles to make them fit. I am very unhappy with my purchase of these insoles they felt hard and uncomfortable which is the opposite of what they are claimed to be. They were also very expensive so I absolutely do not recommend these to anyone. I tried to contact Superfeet but I can not seem to get through to them.

The foam in the heel of the insole did not hold up for even a week. Had to stop using them and switch back to gel inserts because they were so hard.

Bought the orange pair for my redwing work boots. After reading countless reviews decided to give them a try. I work on heavy machinery and am up an down equipment all day long for 12-15plus hour work days. Heels feel like they have a pulse at the end of the day. I installed the insoles and my first impression was wow these feel worse than the factory red wing insole. (Boots are 2 months old). Worked 130-160 hours in them the pain was unbearable. Do not suggest these for working feet. Bought a different brand pain has subsided drastically.

I obviously did not see that the 11 1/2 size I ordered was "trim to fit." I have retinitis pigmentosa; and, as such, I am legally blind. Said instructions for trimming were oblique at best and seemed tantamount to a recipe for the destruction of an expensive product. An 11 1/2 men's shoe size is not uncommon and I would think for the price a less destructive method of sizing would be available

I bought this because i have been wearing green ones for years now. Looking for something for work shoes. Bought the orange inserts and could not get comfortable. Waste of money. Im on my feet 14 hours a day and need something. Just not the orange. Ill stick to the green insert. Not happy. :(

I put theses in cross country ski boots. The retailer made some of the same statements that superfeet has made in their responses to some of these reviews. Such as pertaining to arch peak being nearer the heel than the center of the foot, etc. So it would seem that the salesperson and superfeet were on the same page. The retailer made sure they fit the boot and were cut appropriately. They seemed to feel supportive in the boots wearing them around the store. First ski outing was pure agony. The only relief was taking them out and skiing with no insole, but that was pretty sloppy skiing. I'm not sure where the disconnect it, especially since it seems like the salesperson and superfeet are saying the same thing. As far as I know I have relatively normal foot, and I have never had such a painful trial before.

I switched from the greens to try the orange for my tennis matches. I should have trusted my instincts. The orange only has foam in the forefoot and you can't really see what type of support or cushioning is in the heel. Whereas with the greens you see the dense foam integrated clearly with the entire insole, heel to forefoot. I still gave the orange a try because they say it's for high impact activities. Well, it works very poorly for playing tennis on hardcourts. Since using these, I've developed pain in my lower back. I'm very dissatisfied and disappointed. Not only do I need to switch back to a new pair of greens and toss these oranges, I also need to work on fixing my lower back instead of enjoying the game I've enjoyed for years.