Superfeet Run Cushion Low Arch Insoles for Runners with Low Arch Support - 9.5-11 Men / 10.5-12 Women

Bought this for my son off a recommended of his podiatrist. He has a pair in his school shoes and his football cleats. He loves them and it has helped with his ankle and knee alignment.

These are the best for me after trying Valsole, Dr Scholl's low arch and plantar fasciitis insoles, and Dr Scholl's heel cups. I struggled with plantar fasciitis over a year and I have low arches. This helped me restart exercise while my plantar fasciitis healed. I just paced myself. The support is strong, adequate firmness (not too much or too little), and I didn't have to trim. I switch these out between my boots and running shoes. These also fit without trimming for me in Adidas, ASICS, and Nike running shoes. I didn't have to size shoes up or anything because they don't take up that much space inside the shoe. Highly recommended.

I’ve gone through a half dozen orthotics that purported to be for low arches, and these are the only ones that have enough support and plenty of cushion to keep from hurting. The others’ arches were too aggressive in the arch and were very uncomfortable. Recommended.

I have fallen arch. Feet and hip hike issues have contributed to this. After trying many many arch supports including another from Superset, this is the first low arch insole that has simply eliminated by hip flexor and outer hip pain. I am able to do 1.5 to 2.5 mile walk without holding my hip and limping. So that's a good sign. However, I have found that I have slightly burning blistery sensation on the sole of my feet. It's been just a few days since using these. I hope this is temporary otherwise I need to keep looking for my unusual issues. I am giving 4 stars for no hip flexor and outer hip pain from the first day of wear; that is amazing as I have been pretty much in pain for many years and have tried many shoes and insoles.

My daughter runs division, one cross-country and track and these are better than the ones she got from the doctor.

I had custom orthotics which was supposed to be by "one of the best" in my area with over 20+ years experience. Well.. that 20 years experience only led to slowing down my run time and causing swelling after walking and being on my feet all day at a convention. Unfortunately, the discomfort I felt was exacerbated by the fact that I was often in crowded spaces without adequate breaks. Another doctor told me there is a break-in period, but that never came, leaving me feeling discouraged and uncertain about the investment I had already made. Frustrated, I decided to give these new orthotics a try after I was recommended by my podiatrist to explore alternative options that might suit my needs better. So I did, following the swelling that occurred during my convention, feeling hopeful yet skeptical. I used these to run and I have improved my times significantly, and it doesn’t hurt my feet as much as before, which has been a huge relief. I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable they felt right from the start. I even bought a second pair for my other shoes, which has really made a difference in my daily routine. It's a fantastic alternative compared to $350 for custom orthotics, and I only wish I had made the switch sooner.

Wow. I am not a runner - far from it, but I do walk a lot and I get heel pain, foot pain and knee pain. Having these which are soft thick and yet somehow supportive have really helped me reduce all of those things when doing my walks. It was recommended by my physical therapist and it’s so incredibly helpful for daily wear if you are someone who suffers from foot, knee or even back pain like me.

$55 for inserts that don't last 6 months! Purchased my fourth set of Superfeet in April for my KSwiss court shoes used for pickleball, but in this new style. I play 3-4 times per week for a total of 8-10 hours per week. After 4 months, the bottom of the right foot started feeling uncomfortable, and when I pulled the inserts out to check, found that the insert surface was worn through. Not sure if this is a defect or poor design, but the surface seems too thin and delicate - it tears easily. I find this lack of durability unacceptable for a product that demands this high a price - it's half the cost of the shoe! When I first started using these insoles I was quite happy with the fit and feel. The KSwiss factory insoles are only okay, and after a few months of use left my feet feeling a little "tired". After inserting the Superfeet insoles, the shoes felt so much better! No trimming was required and they offer excellent arch support and superior stability, as expected. I've always been a big fan of Superfeet, and have had pairs that last for many years which are much more durable. I'm hoping this is a one-off, but I won't be purchasing this style again.

Just received and inserted into my shoes. I didn’t even have to trim to fit, the generic insoles in my basketball shoes were basically the same size. I'm using these specifically for volleyball and will be trying them out tonight. I've tried my brothers Superfeet Orange before before but it made my ball shoes way to tight so I went back to using the generic insoles and never tried others to see what worked for me. These however, were perfect, a little snug but I can still wiggle my toes (always a plus for me) and just the right amount of cushion. Will update on how will they performed after playing volleyball. Update: During my volleyball run, the insoles performed better than I thought. Cushion/Impact Protection was phenomenal. My knees and especially my feet were not sore after playing volleyball for 3 hours. Every time I landed, it felt like I landed on a cloud. No kidding. I also realized, the insoles already molded to my feet. Not sure if it's because of all the jumping and running I did. First time EVER purchasing insoles so I'm not sure if they're suppose to mold to your feet that quick. Will have to see how they hold up playing volleyball 3-4 times a week.

I bought these to replace the flat liners in my Blundstones, as I have been dealing with Plantar Fasciitis due to 2 hard summer months in chainsaw work boots. I’ve never had issues with my blundstones, but I think the support in them right now may help with the support and recovery of the injury, now that I’m no longer needed to wear those work boots. I chose this style for the low arch support, as I have a flatter, less pronounced arch, and I wasn’t able to find a low arch in much of the other superfeet insoles with a heel pad. So far, I feel the support well and the pad helps with reducing the strain on the heel pad. Happy and feeling the feet slowly recover. For those who are still working in the boots or conditions that might be causing sore or injured feet, you might find some relief and support by adding these in sooner, unlike my mistake.

These have a slightly higher instep than the other pink standard Superfeet ones I have. I went on Superfeet's website to find out which one I needed, because Superfeet have a few models. So they are made for flat feet, to raise arches, to ensure your arch remains higher. IOther Superfeet ones do that too, however, these a a teeny bit higher that the other Superfeet model I tried. I'm very flat footed (pronating) and I need this kind of strong arch support. Fits great in my crocks or running shoes and mules (if the back of the mules have a border to hold the arch supports inside the shoe. Love these. Can cut the toe section to size easily with scissors. I saw a youtube video from a physio therapist and he recommended this brand. I've bought other brands, that kind of look just like these, (but different colors and patterns) but this brand is the best. Worth every penny to avoid pain, but unfortunately they are pricey.

A little pricey but they feel really good to run in. Just make sure to not soak in water when cleaning otherwise it will start to fray at the edges.

Fits size 6, no issue having to resize. Works as intended