Customer Reviews Superfeet Run Support Low Arch (Carbon)

The round plastic heel cup does not resist rolling to the side compared to the other superfeet that have squared off heels (green) or plastic stabilizing tabs under the heel (black). Because of this it would get twisted inside the shoe and my heel would press against the outside of the heel counter.

I went to a local Fleet Feet store back in April. They scanned my feet with their 3D scanner & set me up with with these & the proper shoes for running & cross training. I have severe flat feet & these are really what I needed. I wear an 8 1/2 wide shoe & the size C in the insoles all fit together perfectly. I was a little surprised to see the size C says women size 6.5 - 8 & I wear an 8 1/2 but they work with no need to take scissors & trim insoles. I didn't need any break in time either as suggested by the salesperson to wear them every other day, but I was able to wear them permanently in my shoes. I just ran a 10K in these & have been training for 8 weeks prior in them. They really helped my stride. Not to mention foot & knee pain. Can't live without them now. I've been wearing them in my Brooks Adrenaline GTS 18 for running. Anything in an Asics or New Balance for cross training.

I'm 64 and run 3 miles the first thing every morning. I just recovered from a torn plantar fascia and my knees were starting to hurt. Since wearing these (all the time) my feet and knees don't hurt anymore. It's all about mechanics.

I love these! My old local running store first introduced me to them; apparently I have fallen arches, and these do seem to help. Have been using my original pair for over a year and just love them. I've moved far away from my old local shop, and so ordered a second pair from Zappos. Currently have these in my running shoes and in a pair of Sperry boat shoes. They are thin enough that I didn't have to go up a size to fit them in (but those shoes ran a bit large - in general I would go up a half size if I planned to use these). The pink 'women's' Superfeet were too narrow for me, so it's possible these run wide, though I don't wear wide shoes and I find them to be perfect. And, they are long - you trim the ends to fit into your shoe (if you can, take out the original insole and use that as a guide).

I love Superfeet. They have cured my plantar fasciitis. I use them in every shoe. The Carbon edition is great for those shoes that run a little tighter, because the front part (under the ball and toes) is a bit thinner than the blue or green ones I normally wear. Also, the arch seems a bit more supportive. Great job, Superfeet!

I wear Superfeet carbon everyday. Feels great and I'd recommend for anyone with tighter fitting footwear. Its super thin but provides great support. I guess thats the carbon materials strength. I have no rolling of the heel like the other reviewer.

Do not waste your money on these. I purchased these because I thought they'd be good for my plantar fasciitis. These insoles are HORRIBLE. The thinnest fabric over hard plastic absolutely no cushioning. For the same price as these you can get 3 pairs of Dr Scholls insoles, which I have used for 4 years tried something new this time won't be making that mistake again.

They're hard as sin and feel like they're just plastic. Sure there was support, but what's support if I feel like I'm walking on plastic-covered concrete instead of just concrete? Still hurts, still uncomfortable.

fit was fine but they provided zero support and were a total waste of money.... they actually aggravated my tendinitis

The best insoles!! My 10 hour shifts are less painful.

Very comfy and great cushioning. Very light also! Not super stable if doing trail running - better for running on even, flat pavement.

Wonderful stabalization for my son's soccer cleats.