Customer Reviews Foot Petals Sock-Free Saviors

Comfortable yet then enough to fit in most of my everyday flats.

Gets the job done. A bit thicker than expected. Will make the shoe a bit more snug. That's why 4 stars. Very comfy. I trimmed the heel area to a size M then put these into my shoes to test for size. I wanted the heel end snug into the back of the shie. Then I trimmed the toe end to a size S. Perfect.

These are great alternatives to wearing socks. I wear them with my vans slip ons and work great. They are very comfy and wicks away moisture nicely. The only downside I can think of is the pricepoint. I would buy a lot more if they were cheaper!

I cut it down to my size based on the perforated line but still does not fit perfectly in the toe/heel. I guess I'll need to continue to cut it down but am afraid it will lose the shape to the shoe. It won't stop me from purchasing more though for other shoes.,

Trimmed to my size and they are fine. I wore them in my new loafers barefooted and my feet were too warm while running errands.

These are comfy and cushiony, but as I have wide feet and all my shoes are snug anyway, these liners inside my low profile trainers (onitsuka tiger Mexico 66) made the shoes too snug. I took out the original liners but that meant I had no arch support at all (which I need, but some people don't). Also, they fell apart when I washed them in the front loader machine. Zappos as always were great at an exchange.

These shoe inserts are okay. I imagine their much higher price is due to the 'odor control' feature. I'm not sure what I expected, but had I been able to examine these in a store, I would NEVER have paid $20.00 for them, no matter WHAT they were supposed to do.

Two major problems with these: 1. They are too narrow for average width women's shoes. I'm sure they're fine in narrow width sandals and other shoes that are normally made a bit narrower than average. But for the shoes I have them in, work flats, they are too narrow in the arch area. And I didn't cut any off before I inserted them into the shoes. 2. They have absolutely no adhesive on the bottom which means they slip around way too easily. I'm sure they were made so that could be removed easily and switched between shoes, but I have had removable insoles in the past that I've switched between shoes that have had at least a little grip on the bottom. Between the narrow cut of these and the slipping around, which may be related, these aren't worth the money. Especially since you can get them cheaper on Amazon.