Fusion Elevated Comfort Shoe Trim-to-Fit Insert - Proprietary Two-Layer Memory Foam System Designed for Ultimate Step-in Comfort and Long-Term Cushioning

Play racquetball three times a week, this extended the shoe life and protected my feet

I go through a lot of shoe inserts because of my job. I'm constantly on my feet, running around hour on end. I buy quality shoes, and they tend to last for quite a long time. The only trouble is the insoles seem to loose they're oomph fairly quickly. Thus I have tried many, many different insoles over the years.I haven't found what I would consider the perfect insole yet, but I've got to tell you that these Ortholite inserts are probably the second-best pair I've ever owned. I don't wear them every shift, but when I do, I'm always impressed by the great support. For a while I thought I needed insoles with a ton of arch support. Turns out I was wrong. Moderate arch support suits me much better, and that's what these give. They are firm and keep my feet from aching, even after very long days and thousands of steps.My only minor complaint is that they seem to lack proper cushioning. Maybe that's to their overall advantage of being so supportive. But it just seems like you could have both. Regardless, that's a little petty of me to say considering the miles and miles I've walked on them with little to no pain. They were also very simple to size and they fit in various shoes very well.If you're on your feet a lot (especially if your work environment features concrete floors like mine does), these are definitely worth a shot. Recommended.

Very comfortable insoles made by quality material

Opened box and had 2 right foot pads in it. It should have 1 left and 1 right. Totally useless…

I was really expecting these to be great. However I find that they aren't much different from any other cheaper brand of insole.

These were a bit bulky to use in my shoes and fashion boots (I'm a women's size 6), but for a clunkier Chelsea-style rubber snowboot with fleece lining, they are working well. They fill up the space in the boot which was a little bit too large for me, and add some support for walking and doing outdoor work.

I think the fact that I ordered these at least 6 or 7 months ago and am currently wearing them right now as I write this review is a testament to both their durability and level of comfort. They will more than likely need to be cut to better for your foot or to better fit into your shoes, hut once you adjust the size you won't want to walk on anything else. I need to order another pair at least because as of now I've been transferring them into whatever lair of shoes I wear bc they elevated the feel of whichever shoes they are in and make the walking experience so much better for the wearer (be it in sneakers, hiking boots, loafers, or dress shoes). Not just a softer feel with less impact when walking and elevation of foot pain but also a more supported feel that improves my arches and also the entire way I walk (my back remains more upright an dless slouched which improves neck and shoulder pain, etc.)

As my review title states, these Ortholite Fusion Elevated Comfort Shoe Inserts are well-made, from high-quality materials. If you order them expecting a normal "insole" that will fit in your everyday shoes, they will probably be much too large and thick, and the arch supports will sit up too high. They might work in oversized shoes, especially athletic shoes, if you're replacing existing insoles, but I can't imagine squeezing them into any type of dressy loafers or pumps. Not only are they designed more as orthotics than insoles, their sizing is way off. I ordered the middle of the three sizes offered, but if I'd known how massive they'd be, I would have ordered the small. I photographed them next to another pair of insoles that is intended to fit the same range of sizes, and you can clearly see the difference. They're so big that I actually went back and double checked after I opened the box, thinking maybe I'd gotten the men's version instead of the women's. Nope, they just run really large! Apparently they are meant to be cut down to size, but the little guides on the underside aren't sufficient for the amount of trimming needed. If I ignore the sizing and just focus on the construction, I'd rate them quite highly. Materials are consistent with their higher price tag, and they definitely show attention to detail, and a "finished" look, as far as the manufacturing. That being said, I personally found the height, shape, placement and firmness of the arch support to be more aggressive than I could handle. It's possible that an un-cut orthotic which started out as a smaller size might have worked better, but I just wasn't able to endure then for more than a few minutes. If someone is specifically looking for high-quality inserts that do a lot of pronation correction, these might be a good solution, but I suggest that you order down a size, or plan to do a lot of trimming!