Spenco Polysorb Heavy Duty Maximum All Day Comfort and Support Shoe Insole, Women's 11-12.5/Men's 10-11.5 - Gold

Wasn’t comfortable wearing them at all. Made the pain worse than before. I don’t recommend them

Very comfortable with good support. Excellent price! Will look to purchase again.

職業柄1年中ブーツを履いて仕事してます。 このインソールは全体的に厚みがあってアーチになってるから甲高の足だとキツくなるかも。 履き心地はとても良くて長時間履いても疲れにくい。ただ、長く使用してるから足の形にヘコんで指の所は穴開きそう。あと毎日長時間履いてるとめっちゃ臭くなる。とは言えかなりハードに履いたのに1年持ったから相当良いインソールだと思う。なにせブーツ本体もダナーのラットブーツという軍用の頑丈なやつなのに同じ期間履いてライニング破けてレザーもズタボロレベルだからね。インソールも軍用ブーツと同じくらい持った。

Las plantillas cumplen su función muy bien, ideales para practicar algún deporte.

Work boots

These go in every pair of shoes I own. I keep a pair around to replace worn out ones or go into new shoes as needed at all times. I've worked as a valet for the past 5 years, and these are indispensable to me at work. I buy quality shoes, but the insoles even in them only go so far. I've tried a few different inserts, etc. but these work. After 10-12, and occasionally more hours standing, walking, running, sure my feet are tired, but not the sharp pain I'd get before. I've put these in work boots, hiking shoes, and somewhat dressy shoes with outdoor tread. These are shoes from Chippewa, Irish Setter, Timberland, Danner, Wolverine, Merrill. All of them have been more comfortable with these insoles. Keep in mind that these will generally take up more space than the stock insoles, and make your shoe tighter. Depending on the shoe and how it fits, I sometimes break the shoe in before putting these in, at which point it fits more like when new. Overall, these are a fantastic, durable increase in comfort for just about any shoe. If you have custom built, perfectly fitted shoes, you probably don't need them. If you buy your shoes at Payless and spend most of the day sitting, you're probably also fine. But if you spend the day on your feet, even if you buy good shoes to begin with, these are more than worth the money. Expect at least a year of service from these for work only, and no less than 6 months if you wear one set of shoes heavily, for everything, in that period. I've done it. Finally, I do have fairly strong arches, and don't need much if any arch support. There is some built into these, but I can't really comment on its effectiveness.