STSVZORR 220 lbs+ High Arch Support Insert Metatarsal Pad Pain Relief Men Women Plantar Fasciitis Insole Orthotic Flat Feet Heel Spur Comfort Standing All Day, Work Boots Shoe Insole

These insoles fit perfect in my Asics running shoes and provide much better support than standard insoles. They seem to take up slightly less room than other brands I have tried. When I use them, i do not experience plantar faciitis problems; when I don't, I feel the pain.

Being a larger frame person, a better quality insole is required to support my bulk. These work well. My feet don't ache by the end of the day. If a lard butt like me can work and walk all day on these and not gave aching feet at the end, they must be a pretty good insole.

STSVZORR Armygreen insoles(Note that there are 5 very different versions of STSVZORR insoles that all share their comments section).I bought "Men (8-8 1/2) | Women (10-10 1/2) -- 270 MM". The actual length is almost 270 mm, which is about normal or slightly longer than 8.5 men and about the same as Women's 9. The sizes listed for women in the description are complete nonsense. This size is labeled on the insole as US 8, EU 41-42. About right for EU, definitely more than US 8.The forefoot is slightly narrower than other insoles I have tried.The arch is 30 mm at the highest edge, as is stated in the description. But from there it has a lower slope toward the outside edge than some others I have tried. This makes the arch broader than those others. It happens this does not work for my feet; results in too much pressure mid-foot.The metatarsal bump is located a bit toward the outside of the foot rather than right in the middle. It is fairly small. It may not be quite far enough forward to really help with the usual neuroma locations. (I have dealt with this on other insoles by sticking moleskin on the insole to build up the bump).The heel cup is deep.The back end of the insole is good and stiff, providing plenty of support if the shape agrees with your foot. The forefoot is flexible but less so than many other insoles. Overall the foam is fairly thin and firm, not padded. If you are looking for a cushioned heel, this one is not for you.

These have been the best sole support option I have tried thus far to aid plantar foot.I've spent hundreds of dollars on other inserts with no rerelief.These lasted me quite a while before needing another pair.I Work warehouse job an do alot of walking an they have sustained time.The inserts provide excellent support an last several months, with amount of walking I do. They have aided in pain relief an support my daily needs.I have ordered a second pair! Image below supports wear an tear after several months of walking! Look like new still.

The description is misleading. My doctor told me to get steel shoe inserts, rigid all the way to the toes, because I'm getting a type of bunion on my big toe because it bends too far when I walk. I thought these were what I needed. They do have a rigid plastic arch support but the entire toes section, the front of the pad, is totally flexible EVA foam. I doubt it will last more than a few months of everyday wear. I still need a rigid insert to keep my toes from bending...I found it and it is only 1.5mm thick so I guess I will wear them together.

I'm on my feet 12 hours a day and they were killing me. Since using these I've had no pain at all! Will be buying again

These insoles fit perfectly into my size 10W Ryka women’s shoes. Sizing is accurate. I work 12 hour shifts and a busy clinic on a floor that is, essentially, laminate over cement. I also have high arches. The balls of my feet had been getting sore, which is why I purchased these insoles. I have now worn them 4 times and it is a very noticeable difference. I’m finishing my shifts with zero pain and much less foot/leg fatigue! I cannot yet speak to the durability of the product. For the price point, these insoles have exceeded my expectations so far.

Context: I have neutral arches (not low or high) and I suffer from ball-of-foot pain specifically on my left foot.I was playing around with different insole designs to see what could help relieve the pain, and I struck gold with these. The arches are quite high and rigid; the first day or so were a bit uncomfortable but I gave them the benefit of the doubt as I read that you need time to adapt to new insoles. I’m glad I did. These insoles have now turned my most uncomfortable pair of sneakers to my favorite. My feet feel very supported, and I don’t get that ball-of-foot pain I usually get. I can’t speak to durability quite yet since it’s only been a week or two, but I’m pretty satisfied with this purchase. Try it out!