Heel & Arch All-Day Pain Relief Orthotics, Men's 8-12, 1 Pair, 3/4 Length

I'm a fan of Dr Scholl's insoles, use the Heavy Duty Support versions in just about all my sneakers and work boots. Recently got a new pair of sneakers as a gift and immediately saw that the insole was glued in, not removable, and completely flat. Knew right away that my arches would hurt if I didn't find something. First tried adding an insole to the shoe, but that made the forefoot/toebox area way too tight. Didn't work. Came across these and ordered them. And they did exactly what I needed, give my arches the added support and additional heel padding without making the shoe feel tight. It was a great solution and can wholeheartedly recommend. if the insole of the shoes are removable, I will opt for a full replacement insole but if not, this will be my option moving forward. Excellent Product, and has held up well under heavy use.

The podiatrist tried to sell me $200 insoles but my primary doctor said just buy these insoles and you will feel a big difference after like two months My plantar fasciitis went away. I’ve been running many miles and I am pain-free with these arch supports. I’m going to buy a few more after all. I wanna run to LA marathon this year so I better keep training hard with these arch supports.

These help with heel pain. They do t hold up for a long time unfortunately.

At Age 77 to keep in great shape I walk 4 miles a day with my wife as well as jumping in the Ocean several times a week. A few months back from walking on the beach barefooted I developed an extremely sore heel on my left foot. The Doctor said it was Plantar Fasciitis and to lay off it for a while and ice it daily. 3 months went by and it still was extremely painful. I purchased an expensive pair of orthopedic sneakers with all kinds of pads that you could put in. It helped somewhat but was only able to get all about a mile before it hurt again. Note, not barefooted but with the sneakers. I started thinking I’m going to die if I don’t something pronto. I went on Amazon annd read a 3 page review for someone that bought these inserts for exactly the same problem I had. This person had even tried splints at night but nothing really worked He purchased a pair of inserts from Dr Schools and he said he could walk again. In fact he loved them so much he was going to buy 8 more pairs of them. I thought that this was a bunch of bull, but ordered them anyways. We’ll guess what? I received these two days ago the first day I added them to my new sneakers and was able to walk my four miles I did this at a very slow pace and my foot did not hurt. Today I was walking all over the place and again no pain. I even put them in my slippers in the evening and no pain I want to thank the person who wrote that review and Dr Schools for a wonderful product . Still icing my foot at night till I’m completely heeled. But these inserts are like shock absorber’s for my feet.

My new pair of western work boots were loose fitting in the heal area, added these now they fit like supposed to.

Can’t go wrong with the Doc. Got these for some boat shoes. Ripped out the cheap 3/4 insoles, sprayed some 77 adhesive in them and stuck them in. Probably don’t need adhesive but since I had it I used it and now I know they won’t move when I slip my foot in. They feel great and provide plenty of support without crowding the foot bed. Priced right. Similar supports on here are over twenty bucks?! That’s crazy. Go with the Doc. These are made where everything else is today.

I thought the arch support could be higher. Probably would not purchase again.

I was having pain in my heel/ ankle are but these have really made it feel as if I were walking on a cloud.

Compared with most 3/4 insoles on the market, this one is very short. I have to cut it for heels only. Disappointing.

Very good

Breathed new life into a pair of rather poorly cushioned shoes. Now they feel tons better!

good product and fits well to your show

After wearing them for 2-3 weeks, my right foot hurts and I found a bump on the dorsum of my right foot which hurts when pressed. =(