TASTE OF REAL PAIN RELIEF WITHIN 1 WEEK EXPERIENCING UNIQUE QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY OF EASYFEET SHOE INSOLES

I wear out the arch support in my shoes and my feet and knees hurt. Walked the Chicago auto show and normally my knees and feet would be killing me half way through. Since putting these into my shoes, my knees and feet don`t hurt at all. They are great. Only negative is they aren`t soft. You know they are there all the time. But i can live with that, since i have no pain.

Amazing!!! Provides the support I need without having to spend a fortune on shoes. I bought a cute pair of sneakers that unfortunately did not provide enough support and caused me a lot of pain. I almost threw these out and started looking for better shoes when I decided to give these a try. I’m so glad I did! Life saver!!

They make great replacements for the insoles that come in my Converse Chuck Tailors

In the past, I've had $120+ custom made inserts and they were fantastic! I've also had $10-$30 inserts from Walmart/CVS, etc and they were just okay. These inserts are the best middle ground I've tried. They are 100x better than the same priced inserts from CVS/Walgreens/RiteAid. They're not quite as great as the custom ones I've had that contained layers of steel. But for the price, these are really great. I bought one pair & I've worn it for 3 weeks now. It's helped my foot pain a ton (along with stretching my calves multiple times daily & wearing airplus plantar fascia sleeves often). These inserts are good enough that I'm coming back for more so that I can keep them in different shoes. Also, Note: they're offering a 50% discount for a review, but I would be buying them regardless of that. I feel like it's kind of hard to see in the photos/videos, but these are a much harder molded plastic and have much higher arch support than any other similarly-priced inserts I've tried. I wear a US Men's 10.5 shoe and I ordered the Large inserts. I trimmed the toe end just a bit. After 3 weeks they're showing some slight signs of wear, but nothing major yet. Still providing good support.

I wore these inserts for just about 3 months through heavy use; working at UPS, skateboarding, hiking, biking, etc. They have held up very well and kept their support and comfort.

I bought these insoles for chronic arch pain in my right foot. I have tried compression bands, stretching and ice prior to this with partial relief. I work 12 hour shifts as a nurse so I am on my feet a lot and I also try to walk my dog about 4 times a week a mile each time. I have been using these insoles for a week now and have surprisingly have had no arch pain. I was worried when I first started wearing them that they might not have enough arch support but I have had no pain so I am happy with the design and they are comfortable for the rest of the foot. I would recommend this product and plan on buying another pair for my other shoes.

Plantar Fasciitis pain was getting pretty bad, so I bought these insoles looking for some relief. On Day One, I noticed that it was not as painful to walk as the prior day; still sore but a marked improvement. It's now Day Two and I'm not nearly feeling the pain that I felt before I tried these insoles. Of course, I have also re-dedicated myself to proper stretching, so I can't say the improvement is wholly due to the insoles. Still, I can say confidently that these insoles have reduced my pain. The downside is that I feel as if I've sort of stretched out the leather dress shoes into which I placed the insoles. I tried on the dress shoes without the insoles and the shoes sure felt a bit looser. I'm not sure the shoes will revert back to original size, but I'm fine with the trade-off for the lower level of pain. Keep this in mind, though, when thinking about which shoes to receive the insoles; you will be stretching those shoes a bit.

Very good orthotics that deserve a 5 star review. The insole fit my cross training shoes, dress shoes and casual shoes. I had to take out the old insole in order to make it a comfortable fit but it made my foot feel so much better. I've been dealing with Plantar Fasciitis for about 2 years now. I've tried 2 different insoles that made my life slightly easier but this shoe insole made a huge difference. Is it a magic pillow for Plantar Fasciitis? No!=) But if it gets you through the day with less foot pain, that's a win win! I'm hopeful over the months, with wearing orthotics and with daily exercise, I can beat the pain. I put these in my shoes from about 7am one day, wore them all day till about 8pm and my feet didn’t hurtl. I did this 3 days in a row with a very busy conference. I can tell you: without them, I couldnt have made it over 2 hours. I bought a very expensive pair of cross training shoes and guess what? I'm returning them. I thought I had to have expensive shoes to make my foot feel better but I don't. It's all about the insole. I compared to wearing the $$$ shoes for 2 days in my house to 2 days with insoles in my old nikes. The insoles won! Listen folks, you have to try things out for yourself. I hope I helped you out somehow.

Much to my dismay, I have gained weight because of menopause. This has caused my normally high arches to begin to fall and my feet to pronate, leading to severe pain in my feet (especially my right foot), ankles, knees, and hips. Crazy! So after much research, I chose EasyFeet, due to the reviews and because the seller was very good about answering customer questions, which speaks highly of them. Here's my reaction for Day 1: they are extremely impressive! I work in construction and can walk up to 11k steps (about 4 miles) a day on concrete. My knees, hips, ankles, and left foot are completely painfree after just a few hours. My right foot still needs some time to realign, but it does feel better. The cushioning is nice along the length of the insert and has molded quickly to my feet. The rigid arch support doesn't sag when I stand or walk. The size is easy to adjust. I just lined up my original work boot's insert with these and cut to the same length. The don't seem to make my feet any hotter than they normally are. The only negative might be that they are thicker than my original inserts, making my boots tighter. I loosened the laces to make more room, which has helped. Only time will tell if this is actually an issue. I'll have to come back and re-review after a couple months and let everyone know how well these hold up. As for right now, though, these are a true God send and a super value for the price. :)

These are NOT your wimpy floppy arch supports! I saw a demo on TV of how to know if your arch supports are good enough. Set them on a flat surface (not in the shoe) and take a sturdy flat thing - like a clipboard - press on the arch support and see if you can flatten it with the board. The one that came with my new sneakers was as flat as a piece of cardboard. THIS arch support has a plastic base and is nicely contoured to your foot. IT did NOT squish! It feels good and provides great support to my super flat feet. YAY! I am a happy shopper and walker.

If you are looking for a good arch support pad for your shoes buy them, I use to have a severe arch pain and I have had try every kind of shoes brand, nothing works for me except this shoe pad, I been using them for more than 6 months and they are still in a good shape.

I've had heel pain for a while. My podiatrist told me I have plantar fasciitis and I should buy orthotic insoles to relief my pain in heel. I went through the different sellers on Amazon, and decided to buy this pair. I brought the smallest size available for this insoles. They fit just right. After I put both orthotics in my sport shoes, my feet felt supported. The only thing is that they don't fit in toms or ballet flats due to size.

I purchased the insoles recently after going with the customer choice. I see a lot of difference in the comfort level of my feet. I earlier used to feel lot of pain in my feet after long standing (my job requirement) due to the planter fasciitis. This insoles worked like a miracle.

I have Morton's Neuroma in both feet and have had surgery to try to correct them both - unsuccessfully. I have tried custom arch supports from a doctor twice (at $250 - $400 each time). I've also tried many over the counter insoles with thick padding and arch supports, but none of them really support my arches because the materials are not sturdy and they provide no support. These Easyfeet insoles have solid arch support and cushion. They are absolutely the best thing I've found to help ease the pain in my feet! They are so good, I bought 4 more pairs and will likely purchase more so I have them in all my shoes and extras!

I ordered these shoes insoles for my boyfriend. He has plantar fasciitis, while walking shoes gave him so much pain that he was ready to threw them out after spending $$$ on them. I came across these insoles and decided to try, because my bf doesn't care. I took his original insoles out and put these. He could not believe that after working out for a whole day he didn't feel knee pain. And the foot pressure caused by high arch stopped in couple of days! The design and packaging is awesome by the way) Totally recommend.

I have a few pairs of shoes that I love but I wore down the insides. My feet tend toward wide/flat so the support is important for me. I definitely had to break these inserts in a few hours at a time but now that I have they're comfortable, provide support, and will let me keep wearing these shoes that I love.

I never write reviews. These things are soooooo good, I’m making an exception. If you have high or moderate arches, and enjoy solid foot bed support, these are the best $20 you’ll ever spend. I wear Specialized blue medium Arch foot beds in my cycling shoes, but they are twice the price. Any shoes with a removable insole can accommodate these orthotics. My hope is to add them to many other shoes so I won’t swap out constantly. They remind me of the custom foot beds in my ski boots. Delighted with these things.

Bought these for my boyfriend who has flat feet and often experiences pain in his feet when standing for a long period of time, or when walking. He had another brand inserts prior to these, but he was constantly fidgeting with them as they didn’t seem to provide sufficient support long term. I ordered these for him and he LOVES them. Says the pain went away almost immediately when he switched to these inserts. Says the arch support is so great, he even bought a second pair!

I’m 65 & love to play tennis, pickle ball & bike. I’ve had feet issues for about 18 months which have led me on an odyssey to 4 different podiatrists & MRI scans. Basically I was told that the fat pads at the bottom of my feet were thinning out & causing inflammation every time I stepped on the balls of my feet (metatarsalgia). The treatment was better shoes, cushioning, rest. I tried Dr. Scholl’s inserts, online inserts, podiatrist inserts, gel pads, zen toes ...you get the idea. The best thing I’ve found that has gotten rid of 98% of my pain is 1) New Balance 806 Tennis shoes that are a little oversized (you’ll see why in a minute. 2) Dr Scholl’ regular + double air pillow inserts (remove the regular shoe inserts). 3) I have a callous in the middle of the ball of each foot, so I marked this with a permanent black marker & stepped on the double air pillow. Then I cut out this area. Then I placed first the single air pillow, then the double air pillow back into the shoe. 4) After this I put in the EasyFeet shoe insert (onto this I stuck a metatarsal pad directly to the bottom side of the EasyFeet insert where the cut out Is on the double air pillow). 5) I wear Thorlo socks for tennis (very soft and comfortable) & +/- slip on metatarsal gel pads + zen toes around my 1st & 2nd, and 2nd & 3rd toes for support With that amount of cushioning & support I can play pain free. After playing I ice my feet for 15 minutes (straight Palmolive dish soap filling ~ 1/2 a sandwich baggie, no air, wrapped by 2 more baggies so it won’t leak. This makes a great ice pack that really lasts and can be reused. I have 4-5 of these. Finally at night I use the PureWave hand held massager for 5-10 minutes & this has been a God-send. Now fortunately I’m back on the court. Sorry about the length, but if I can save some of you this pain it was worth it. The EasyFeet inserts are well made & I like them better than the ones I bought from the podiatrist (I have 4 pair so far). BTW I have absolutely no affiliation with this company & wanted to wait before writing this review to make sure they held up well. And they do! Highly recommend.

Got these for my wife & SHE LOVES IT!!! I spent some big money ($80 -$200+) for arch supports & orthotics for my wife due to her plantar fasciitis and by far she's very happy with the EASYFEET Orthotics. Can't go wrong with the price ($20/pair). It gives her the high arch support & comfort she needs. I'll write an update review on how long they last. I'll be satisfied if it holds up solid for 6 months. Stay tuned. ALOHA!

My wife picked up a pair of "Name Brand" insole inserts for my plantar fasciitis. They were $60 and were worthless. I ordered these for a third that and these gave me imitate help. The construction quality and engineering that went into these inserts is light-years better than the high-dollar ones. Kudos EasyFeet!