CURREX RunPro Insoles for Running Shoes, Arch Support Inserts to Help Reduce Fatigue, Prevent Injuries, Boost Performance for Men & Women (Medium Arch, Size XL)

Wonderful, worth every dime! These insoles are like heaven—walking on clouds in my Hoka’s. I read an online review that said that they rivaled custom orthotic insoles, and I agree. I have worn custom-made orthotic insoles for about 15 years now, but the insurance no longer covers them and I can’t afford the $350 per pair. But I concur with the review I read, these insoles are indeed almost as good as my custom orthotics were, certainly in terms of the arch support and padding. I agree with what the review said—that the only area that they can’t compete with custom orthotics is the toe area/box; customer orthotics actually have custom indentations for your toes, since they are molded by your feet , that are just not present on these more mass marketed insoles. They really are worth $60, if that’s what’s holding you back. I ordered them alongside with much more affordable but fairly well touted insoles that only cost $20. And the $20 insoles were OK, and if you’ve never experienced a good fitting insole, you might think they were great. But truth is that they pale in comparison to these insoles. I’m a bakery delivery driver, so I’m on my feet walking all day. These insoles inside my Hoka running shoes almost brought me to tears today, the first day I’ve worn them. They really do rival the custom orthotics if you pay attention and follow the manufacturers instructions for measuring your arch, and then order the right arch height— very important! As the photo instruction show, all you have to do is wet the bottom of your feet well, and then step on a piece of cardboard or darker paper— I usedthe inside of a paper grocery bag. You then compare the silhouette of your foot to the pictures they provide and it’s easy to see what your arch situation is. My only complaint is I am a gentleman size 13, so I took a 2 XL, for men’s shoe sizes 13 to 15. I then had to cut along the size 13 line in order for them to fit my shoes. They ended up fitting perfectly, but at this price point I think it’s a little Mickey Mouse that you have to cut the insoles to fit.. If you’re new to high-quality insoles, you do need to pay attention and break them in a little bit slowly; wearing them for only 2 to 4 hours for the first few days until your feet get used to them. I was wearing a pair of five year-old orthotics that were aging rather rapidly. And today with these new insoles, it was super comfortable, but after eight hours, my feet were very, very slightly sore. For someone that’s never worn orthotic geared insoles before, you really do need to take it slow or your feet can really scream if you try to wear them 8+ hours on the first day. Highly, highly recommend! Excellent product that I am so happy to have found! My feet are absolutely thrilled!

I've been plagued with ITBS on my left side forever. The issue mostly (apparently) stems from my hips, with a tendency to rotate externally too easily on the left side. So when I run, my left leg rotates externally, and my foot doesn't roll inward. If I use arch support or soft shoes, it will roll out and supinate. I have fairly normal arches and my feet are on the narrower side of normal, with a narrow heel, but most arch support shoes and insoles either hurt under the feet because the support isn't where it should be, or they push my left foot out more than it already does on its own, resulting in, well, even worse ITBS. I also can't run in very soft shoes with a rocker or narrow outsole, for the same reason. I need support for my heel, and something that won't let my leg open outwards. I've tried a million shoes, and half as many insoles. Most insoles on the market today are made for overpronation, have a lot of arch support and little to no heel support. Exactly what I don't need. Enter the RunPros. I've been running with them for two years. I use the blue (high arch) on the left side and the orange (medium arch) on the right side. They are super comfortable, and offer support while not really changing your gait much. They add a little cushioning under the heel, which for me is great because I usually run in fairly firm shoes with a low stack. Most importantly, the heel cup is deep and stiff enough that my heel feels supported and doesn't move. My left foot also doesn't feel like it's not straight in the shoe, unlike other insoles or support shoes. The insoles alone mostly solved the issue. I still use a small half-wedge under the left heel, but it's mostly optional at this point. Only negative, they're super expensive in the US, especially since I use two different models for one pair of shoes, and hard to find in store. Thankfully, I only need them in my running shoes.

These are the best insoles I have used. This is my second set and I will be buying more to put in my other shoes. They do cost more than other insoles I have used, but I feel it is worth it to buy an insole that works and holds up well. I have one set in a size 12 walking/running Hoka, and this set in a slip on pair of size 12 extra wide Sketchers. I did not need to trim pair this pair, they fit perfectly after removing the factory insole. These have had no effect on my stability and are thin so they do not affect the fit. As I get older, I appreciate products like these that keep me going.

Still breaking them in but so far I like the support. The fit is nice and feels secure in my foot more so than the ones that come with the shoes.

These are my favorite running insoles, and I’ve purchased them multiple times! They help me run without arch pain, and they fit my running shoes perfectly without me needing to trim them.

The packaging for these insoles was pretty rough when they finally got here, but thankfully, the insoles themselves are actually really good. I'm happy with how they feel and perform. Also, shipping was delayed by at least 3-4 days. The Prime overnight shipping or 1-day shipping is definitely not accurate for this product!

Best Decision ever! I have flat feet and kept having injuries during runs. I could only run for about a mile and half until I'd either pull a calf muscle or my other foot's heal would hurt! I kept trying different shoes that were supportive, had arches, were cushioned, but nothing worked. I gave these a shot (honestly didn't think they'd make a difference) and dropped them inside my Adizero's and WOW! I'm able to run back to back daily 5k's with ZERO pain!

I am using the CURREX RunPro Insoles in my Mizuno Wave Rider 29 shoes. The CURREX RunPro completely transformed my Mizuno Wave Rider 29. The heel became more centered and stable, the midfoot more organized, and the forefoot propulsion noticeably sharper. The shoe suddenly felt faster, smoother, and more energetic — like a “Wave Rider 29 Pro.” What impressed me most is how natural the support feels. There’s no rigid arch forcing my foot; instead, the insole guides my mechanics and amplifies what the shoe already does well. I experienced more stability, more crispness, more confidence, and more speed potential on the very first walk. If you're running or fast‑walking shoes feel good but not great, this insole might unlock their full potential. Worth the price most definitely.

Fitted perfectly in to my 9.5 asics. Just enough arch support for me. Expensive yes, but no shin splints anymore!

es un producto que ya he utilizado, la calidad es excelente y duran mucho tiempo. Las utilizo para correr y me parecen perfectas para mi tipo de pisada.

Desde un primer momento las noté genial en las zapatillas, agradables al tacto

Das Joggen mit diesen Sohlen ist echt super! Keinerlei Schienbein-Probleme bei meinem Laufstil. Habe mein vorheriges Paar vor mehr als einem Jahr gekauft und war auch da schon zufrieden. Leider habe ich das dann "durchgelaufen" und habe Blasen an den schlimmsten Stellen bekommen... daher immer mal wieder wechseln Was noch super ist, ist das die Sohlen genau zuschneidbar sind, weswegen sie in die meisten Schuhe passen (dazu einfach immer ein wenig schneiden und dann ausprobieren)

Fantastica consiglio