Plantar Fasciitis Feet Insoles Arch Supports Orthotics Inserts Relieve Flat Feet, High Arch (Mens 11-11 1/2 | Womens 13-13 1/2)

These Plantar Fasciitis Feet Insoles have been a game-changer for me. I bought them in size Men’s 13-13.5 to help with chronic heel pain and flat feet, and they fit perfectly in my work and casual shoes. Right away I noticed better support and much less soreness at the end of long days on my feet. The arch support is firm without being uncomfortable, and the cushioning feels great underfoot. They’ve made walking, standing, and everyday activities way more comfortable. I also appreciate how well they stay in place without bunching up. If you struggle with plantar fasciitis, flat feet, or high arches and need quality orthotic support, these insoles are worth every penny. They’ve given me real pain relief and improved comfort — five stars!

I found these inserts to be high quality , I needed them for arch support while playing Pickleball my flat feet needed the support They don’t slip / slide in the shoe and are thick enough to allow compression+ comfort

Relief for my PF issues. I've used these to replace my $140 prescription orthotics. Better than the doc scholls I've tried in the past. No removable insoles in my Skechers sneakers so I just slip them in anyway. Solid. Good rise on my arch. No slipping in boots or sneakers. Just ordered 2 more pairs today.

I've used the Dr Scholl's Plantar Fasciitis insoles for a decade to supply the arch my feet need in modern shoes that don't have any arch. Has completely solved a very bad plantar problem. I recently forgot to replace the insoles in a new pair of sneakers and yep, after a week a bad case of plantar fasciitis suddenly started. I put in the Dr Scholl's which started the healing process (I can feel the lump where the shoe's arch should have been), but I was once again wondering if there is an insole out there now with more arch. I've looked in past years and found others either have too little arch, or a massive solid arch that winds up hurting my knees due to no flex and foot angles. SO, I find these Walk Hero and figured I would give them a try. So far the result is spot on! See my photos. The light blue bottom insole is the Dr Scholl's and the black bottom is the Walk Hero. I can easily deform the flexy arch in the Dr. Scholls with my finger. Can't do it with these Walk Hero! The arch is rigid. Yet after 3 days of wearing now my knees are not complaining and my feet feel good. The arch was slightly taller and definitely more rigid than the Dr. Scholls, which so far is playing well with my feet, even after quite a bit of walking. The heel in the Walk Hero feels slightly less padded than the Dr Scholls, but so far isn't making any difference. The big issue is the arch, for my feet anyway. Another HUGE plus: that these Walk Hero come in exact sizes (I'm an 11) vs the cut-to-fit with the Dr. Scholl's. Time will tell! I'll edit this review if the feet/knees start having trouble over the longer term. UPDATE 2/22/26. Well it happened, both knees and right hip started hurting so I had to switch back to Dr. Scholl's Plantar insoles, and better again. Having worn these awhile, on switching, I can immediately feel massively more heel padding in the Dr. Scholl's vs. these. And, of course, the arch support in these is rigid vs flexy in the Dr. Scholl's. Meaning, it seems, more of the walking "shock" gets transmitted to the joints. YOUR EXPERIENCE MAY BE DIFFERENT since admittedly both knees are nearly bone to bone (xrays at the knee doctor) which I've known for a while. Younger people with more cartilage may be just fine. I'm keeping these though! For the reason I originally bought them. In case of another bad Plantar episode having the additional rigid arch support for a few days, plus ibuprofen, may help, like it did this time.

These are very good for me, I have neuropathy in my feet, and as long as I wear the insoles, my feet Do Not hurt during the day, they hurt at night, but not as bad when I wear the insoles. I do exercise at night and it helps to keep them from hurting at night. I will never be with out the insoles. I buy the same size as the shoes I wear, and they fit great. They are worth every penny.

Absolutely the best insoles I have ever wore. Last a long time. And for price is very reasonable. Have them in every pair of work boots and casual shoes I have. Really supports your arch and distributes the weight of my foot. No pressure points with these insoles.

Quedaron perfectas en mis botas de trabajo, calzo del 12 US ó 30 Mex, tienen buen soporte, ya les he renovado 2 veces.

صناعه صينيه وخفيف ليس قوي قاعده القدم الكعب ومن الامام ايضا ضعيفه

I’ve been using the WALK·HERO Plantar Fasciitis Insoles for a few days and they’re generally comfortable and supportive, especially if you spend long hours standing. Why I Like Them • Excellent arch support: The 3.5 cm arch provides noticeable lift and support, which helps reduce foot fatigue and discomfort. • Good cushioning: Soft but firm enough to provide stability inside work boots or daily shoes. • Versatile use: Suitable for men and women, fits well in most shoes, and helpful for flat feet or plantar fasciitis. Things to Note • Arch height may be too high for some: Personally, the 3.5 cm arch felt a bit too pronounced for my feet. I’m planning to try the 2.5 cm version next to see if it’s more comfortable for long-term wear. • Break-in time: Like most orthotics, it takes a few days to adjust to the insoles fully. Verdict A solid choice if you need serious arch support and relief from foot pain. If you’re sensitive to higher arches, consider trying the 2.5 cm version instead. ★★★★☆

Excellent support, of similar quality to something I paid 4 times more at the podiatrist. I like the deep heel cup, high arch support and the level of stiffness. Better than Sch*** and Spen*** ones I have tried.

These are great for foot support and help manage my flantar pain.