SuperfeetGREEN Insoles, Professional-Grade High Arch Support, Orthotic Shoe Inserts for Maximum Support, Unisex, Green

Comfortable insoles. I bought these to use with both work boots and hiking boots. Step onto them and the arch support feels unusual in that you can feel it just where the heel ends and the outside arch of the foot begins. It actually makes my feet relax.Cushioning on the heel could be just a little softer however, in saying that it eases the pain I get in my left heel once I am walking. I bought a size 13.5 and needed to cut them down a little to match the insoles of my boots. They don't seem to be affected by sweaty of hot feet either.Certainly not as squidgy as the Sorbathane insoles I had been wearing, but these do give much better support.I put these in a pair of Hanwag Bergler boots, walked up and down Snowden in North Wales, a six hour trek, 3 hours continuous climbing, an hours break for sandwiches, then 2 hours down. No blisters and no foot discomfort while walking. The next day, I had aches everywhere but my feet.Very pleased with the purchase so I bought some Carbon insoles for my walking shoes, and another pair for my work boots so I don't have to keep swapping them

First of all - If you walk a lot in hiking boots with weight on your back - choosing a right pair of insoles will make a world of difference. I feel, they are as important a gear as your pair of hiking boots. I bought these Superfeet's most popular insoles last year for my Asolo TPS200 GV.After a year, now, having used these for walking few hundred miles on streets, on the hills and in the woods, I can tell that they do much more than just adding weight on your feet. Following is the summary -++ Very comfortable. Has had significantly reduced fatigue and pain I used to feel at the end of a long walk (>10-15 km). Also, heat management inside the boot has improved.-- Cushioning and arch support could have been better for the shape of my feet (deeper arch) but this is subjective. If you feel this relevant for your preferences, I would suggest you take a look at the following options. I would recommend Orange Trim2 over these.Also, fairly bulky. Would not recommend these for any shoe type other than proper, roomy hiking boots. Superfeet Unisex Supportive Insole Orange E Orange SF/7400-10/11,UK 8-9.5 (42-44 EU) Superfeet DMP Copper Insoles, Brown (Copper), E (8-9.5 UK)Superfeet Unisex Supportive Insole Orange E Orange SF/7400-10/11,UK 8-9.5 (42-44 EU)Superfeet DMP Copper Insoles, Brown (Copper), E (8-9.5 UK)

Third pair of Superfeet...yes they're expensive but no other insole in my opinion works as well as Superfeet. Being a Yorkshireman I hate spending £30 on innersoles but they're worth every penny.

I had plantar fasciitis, very painful. Playing golf became impossible. My friend with whom I played asked how long would I be away. I said "Its not whether I can ever play golf again, its a question of if I can walk across the kitchen to boil a kettle" Dr suggested Pain killers which I refused, so I went to see a Sports Injury Specialist, who said my gait was good, and I should try "green feet". Now I am pain free and the plantar fasciitis is a thing of the past. I have lost no time in recommending them to friends with sore feet and they are getting obvious benefits. Cannot recommend highly enough, and for those who are getting on in life I suggest them as a permanency. Get a second pair for other shoes and walk at least 2 miles a day.

I've been using Superfeet green for snowboarding boots for more than 5 years now. I find that the superfeet insole has a hard feeling when you first using them, but it will mold into your feet shape after a couple runs from the slope. It holds up my arch and heel very nicely. and significantly reduce my heel lift problem. I also realized that if I changed the insole to Superfeet, I can actually reduce half to one size of my boots to get a tighter fit.With the price and quality, I would say its a solid buy, comparing with other insoles for snowboarding boots.