Orthotic Shoe Insoles with Built-in Raise for Ball of Foot Pain, Morton’s Neuroma, Flat Feet - Metatarsalgia, Pair (Full Length, XS (Men's 4-5.5, Women's 5.5-7))

Immediately relieved the burning sensation in my toes and balls of the feet. I'm a 68 year old woman. Been fighting with my feet for many years. We own a small vineyard and do all the work ourselves. For the past 2 years I have only been able to work about an hour before my feet started to burn. My knees and back were also impacted. I would walk out of the vineyard like a hunched old lady on hot coals. Now, thanks to these wonderful inserts, I walk out a smiling old lady who is standing tall. Knees and back are also happy. Have bought many different products including having a specialist custom fit me with a rise for the ball of my foot. The rise is placed right behind the ball of your foot and glued to an insert. This relieves pressure on the toes and balls of the feet. I like that the Footlogics rise is built into the insert. They are not bulky and don't take up an excessive amount of room. Currently using them in an older pair of Keen hiking boots and they feel amazing. I wear a woman's size 8. Bought a small. They fit perfectly and did not need trimming. They do not shift when crouching, bending or walking on uneven ground. Perfect for hiking and walking the dogs. Do yourself a favor and try these inserts.

Just what I needed because my metatarsal bones aren’t naturally padded enough. Always been that way but now that I am older, these pads really make the difference.

I have neuroma's in both feet. These inserts fit perfectly with no trimming in my size 5.5 shoes. There is not enough cushion and I leave the inner soles in the shoe with the foot logic inner sole on top. Now I can do my step aerobics class without pain.

Very uncomfortable. Everyone’s feet are different. Get fitted for a good pair of orthotics and pay the price it’s worth it.

The Footlogics were great and so were the Emsolds. Pronounced metatarsal support. Which brand you choose depends on the shoe. If there isn't a lot of extra room in the shoe, the Emsolds work better because they don't take up as much space, and they end before they reach the toes. Perfect for certain shoes. However, with thin-soled shoes, and certain others like my Stan Smiths, which are kind of flat, the Footlogics felt better, I think because they have more overall padding--but make sure the shoe is big enough for the space they take. I tried both brands, experimented with all my shoes, then selected which one worked best with which shoe. Ended up buying one more Footlogics and two more Emsold. Both stay in place without adhesive in my shoes. Excellent products that help a lot.

I am so glad I've found these inserts! I have bought several pairs, 3/4 and full length. I wear size 9 in women's shoes, and the size small fits me perfect. My feet are bad, that I use an additional flat cushion under these insoles. The only improvement/option, I wish were available, would be for the full length to have the red cushion on the ball of the foot area, extend to the end of the insert. I could use more cushion for my toes.

do not buy - the photo and description are totally misleading - these are a simple 3/16 inch thick piece of foam ... no contour, no variation, no support function - an absolute rip-off

This product is just what I needed for my Mortons neuroma. It has the metacarsal pad built into the orthodic, it's one piece,so it won't move and have to be repositioned. It fits into my sneakers,and hiking shoes. It may take a few days for you to get accustomed to these in your shoes,but once you do you will order more.Your foot may sit differently inside your shoe,make sure to remove any other innersole and use these instead.