Customer Reviews Superfeet All-Purpose Support High Arch (Green)

Bought them 2 weeks ago and they are causing knee pain. No pain relief in my toe.

I got these insoles from my chiropractor for my running shoes. Unfortunately the spot where the plastic molded piece ends rubs and causes blisters on the front of my arch. I wish these were encased in foam and fabric to prevent that from happening, it seems like they could have better construction given they are so expensive.

I bought the Superfeet Green, around 3 weeks ago. Initially when I first tried them, they were okay during normal day use. Arch support was great maybe slightly too hard but I thought in the long term they would soften up but that doesn't look like the case after a few weeks. I bought these mainly for badminton to provide much more support in the arch which it does but when I move around my feet is sliding everywhere it feel so uncomfortable, I tried thicker socks hoping it would solve the problem but unfortunately the problem still occurs. Many people on forums have said the Superfeet Green were good but I am disappointed that the reviews do not mention the fact that the surface is actually very slippery.

I read great reviews on Superfeet insoles, so I thought I would give them a try. These were hard as rocks for me, so very painful. My right heel was so painful afterwards for many, many days. These are definitely not for me.

My physical therapist recommended these specific inserts to help with my ankle pain. They fit inside my shoe without needing to cut them, which was nice. Unfortunately the main arch support area seemed to be too close to the heel to do any good. I was disappointed because they were so highly recommended, and simply not helpful.

I bought superfeet greens a few weeks ago. The product does not do much for me regarding comfort in my shoes. My ankles & feet still hurt. My Podriatrist did refer me to this product.

Described on package as fitting size 10.5-11.5 Eur 45. But no way by width or length will they fit my 11.5 extra wide walking boots. So a complete waste of money. I have ordinary greens in a different pair of boots - they are OK. However both, while described as "orthotic" could do with providing more arch support.

None of my shoes have insoles that can be removed. I need to return these.

I work in construction and these were killing me! I couldn't wait to ge tour of them after a day

I bought these because they were wide but that was the only good feature. There was not enough cushion so they didn't help with my plantar fasciitis and heel pain. The arch support was too high and rigid for my low-arched, flat feet; it was painful as the rigid arch supports were digging into the bottom of my feet. I wish I had bought insoles featuring wide cut, low arch support and extra give but I don't thing such insoles exist for me. The pain continues...

I would not recommend these any longer. I have used them for years and the last pair I bought are not the same quality. The plastic is separating from the foam and they don't have the same feel in my boots as my other pairs.

My podiatrist recommended this as an aid for my diagnosed ostioarthritis of the first MTPJ, and my diagnosed hallux limitus.

I can barely walk on the trailblazer insoles. I feel unbalanced and they do not help my very sore feet. They may help some, but aren't everyone's feet different?

I bought the insole as a replacement for the original ones of my hiking boots a couple of months ago. I did two hikes with, the first one was a 10km day hike and the second one a 2 days backpacking trip up with more than 15km/day. They seems to be good quality product and I have no problem with that, but they are absolutely horrible in terms of comfort. My first trip was ok, but the insole were not very comfortable. On the backpacking trip insoles were even more painful for my feet than the used ones after only 5-6km of hike. It's was extremely hard at the end of day (15km) and the return trip on the second day was complicated because of that.

I tried these inserts , but did nothing for my feet - made them hurt worse . Gonna see if the money back guarantee really works . Tune in

These Superfeet inserts are very hard, and so, not comfortable for a person who is experiencing foot pain. They are very expensive for something that the website goes on and on about but once you see it when it comes out of the box is a very simple, hard material, with a plastic heel. Very strange. I returned them for refund.

I bought these a few weeks ago and have tried them several times. My feet hurt worse in these than other orthotics or even in flip flops. Too painful to wear for any length of time. I'm disappointed.

I had these fitted in Chicago recently but started with knee pain. Removed them from shoes and okay again

At first they were great then after 2 days of wear they started squeaking relentlessly and are so annoying to me and anybody within 10 feet to the point I do not use them. They still function great but the squeaking must be a design flaw wear the soft sole rubs against the hard plastic insert. I will not be using these anymore and am looking for a similar products without a plastic insert that will not cause such an annoyance.

Shocked and disgusted. Inserts arrived quickly; however, from the packaging my order had clearly been a return from another purchaser. No big deal. However, I wasn't prepared to find a pair of old smelly inserts from that purchaser's original shoes. The product I bought wasn't even in the package shipped to me. Are you guys for real?