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

It's great for people with plantar fasciitis but I wouldn't say I'm pain-free at the end of the day. The pain is there but lessened. Bearable to be able to drive back home unlike previously that my left heel can't literally touch the ground because it's so tender and painful. Hopefully it would improve in time. Will still continue to use.

I tried them on in store where they sell hiking boots and they slot into my shoes perfectly. DON'T get the wrong size and think you can just cut them as the instep support won't match with the heal... I tried my first year with just the innersole that came with the boots and it was painful (I was 145kg + my pack) I bought these Superfeet Orange innersoles based on the reviews that said they were the best - the price seemed a bit high but what price do you put on healthy feet, right? :) I went walking across the Alps with a pack that was easily over 40kg during October and living outdoors for 1 month (No shops, no huts and solo which is why my pack was fully loaded). I was 130kg when I started so If you add my pack that's easily over 170kg on those Orange innersoles so Imagine taking that up 1000m every other day. I'm not going to say that I was walking on clouds but I will say that they made all the difference. One improvement I do urge them to make is to add more cushioning after the instep for the balls of your feet near the toes ESPECIALLY descending a mountain it is sorely needed...and I mean SORELY. I lost 40kg since coming to Europe, another 40 to go.

I bought two pair a month ago on the advice of my physical therapist. I have very flat feet, but try to run/jog, and am on my feet at work a decent amount. I wear one pair in my running shoes, and the other in my work boots. It took about a week to get used to, but they provide support you don't get from gel inserts. Recommend walking in them first for a week or so before trying to run with them.

I have had the blue, green, and then what I perceived was an upgrade to orange about 2 years ago. They were. Buying at least 2 pairs a year for various shoes, boots etc....I have to say I think the standard of cushioning has changed I may be wrong but I noticed a difference in the most recent pair bought in December 2015 same height from what I can tell but density seems less - or my feet have changed again. Like I say I could be wrong. That having been said, compared to stock insoles they are a God send and save my feet so I wont be looking to change. I am a big guy 6' 2\ 230lbs and am active with a Haglund's deformity on my right heel for 35 years - am used to it but getting insoles that help my heels sit square as they can be and deal with supination (rolling outward) you won't find an ex soccer player who has any other type feet...LOL...these do the trick thank you superfeet."

They worked great as they got me back from a very hard, injury filled winter. I was able to run hard and get back to where I left of in Track, but towards the end of the season the heels began to have cracks on the inside of the heel cup and I now have Plantar Fasciitis along with my IT band pain coming back. It has been 329 miles that I've ran in them. They worked well until the last two weeks or so. Time for new pair.

I would love to give these a five star they helped me get over Achilles tendonitis and plantar fasciitis, but I rotate through 4 pair of shoes and even the superfeet I bought less than 6 months ago has cracks in the heal. I was wondering why I was starting to feel pain in my hip and right leg when I found the whole back if the heal support was blown out (broken). Like I said with 4 pair six months is really only a couple of months worth of ware.

Great if you want an insole that doesn’t take up too much space in your shoe. Not great for much else

Haven't noticed a huge difference yet. I'm on my feet , on concrete flooring, 10 hours a day in a warehouse, no stop, and my feet and hips and lower back still hurt. These only fit in certain shoes, height wise, makes some of my shoes way too tight. So I'm limited on which shoes I can wear them in .

Pros: Good support. High quality top liner. Durable. Cons: Less cushioning than desired. High price.

They have definitely taken my knee pain away, but sadly they don't last as long as I'd like. They feel flat already and I've only had them about 2/3 weeks. After about 4 hours on your feet they don't do much either for comfort. Work 5 days a week on hard, cold concrete if that helps anyone else.

They're okay. I did notice an immediate lessening of the pain in my feet and lower back, though not as much as i'd hoped. They still don't make my feet comfortable. I would buy them again, but maybe I will try pairing them with some gel or foam cushioning insoles.

I have pain in my feet everyday from plantar fasciitis. My arches seem about the same with the orange insoles (some pain but not worsening), the metatarsal pain has gone down. However my heel pain has increased with this insole.

They dug into the sides of my heels. I had to send them back.