Sof Sole Men's Arch Insoles

I never write reviews. Ever. But I felt like if I could help another high arch sufferer that went through months of leg pain, I'm writing a review. So I've had my Brooks Ghost 10 shoes for a few years. Ran in them a lot, lift weights in them, walk around the house in them, etc. However, I started getting really bad sciatica and leg pain for the past few months. So bad, I thought I had a blood clot in my leg. In any case, the doctor at the ER mentioned that I had really high arches. I never really thought of them as THAT high, but alas, I thought it was worth addressing. I found these on amazon -- something made specifically for high arches and holy moley.... my world has been changed. While it took a day or two to get used to almost a lumber-like support in my shoe, my back and leg pain have gone. (Although I am doing some awesome daily stretching to help the sciatica, too). But it's like I have brand new shoes without having to spend $100+. They fit perfectly in my narrow size 8.5 Brooks Ghost 10 shoes. No trimming needed. Great support at the gym when lifting weights, too. If you are a high arch or sciatica sufferer -- give these a whirl. They are worth the $$$.

Son de buena calidad, parece que son el remplazo de la versión previa, las rojas con suela amarilla y talón también rojo

I have a fairly rare auto-immune issue called Delayed Pressure Urticaria which involves getting painful deep tissue hives due to extended pressure on any body part. I primarily have issues with my feet that have always showed up a couple days after a long day on my feet, walking in sandals, or wearing cleats, etc. . . I have had issues with this for 20 years and tried tons of different orthotics/arch supports/inserts/etc. . (not correctly diagnosed for the first 15 because everyone thought the issues were related to my high arches). I stumbled on these about 5 years ago and they made an absolute huge difference for me. I buy a new pair every time i buy a new pair of shoes and immediately swap our the junk inserts the manufacturers use for these. The combination of arch support and cushioning has dramatically reduced my issues. I still have problems occasionally (especially when i am braking in a new pair of shoes) but i am at least 90% better with these. Couple nit picks that i wish were better - the red part on the bottom can get pretty sticky, and a lot of junk sticks to it. This isn't really a problem unless you are swapping these to another pair of shoes (which i have to do sometimes for snow boots or something). It also leaves some red color on the bottom of your shoes (which also isn't really a problem as you would never see it if you put the original inserts back in. Also i wish they lasted a bit longer than they do. i tend to wear out the surface of these a bit before my shoes wear out (overall i am pretty hard on inserts and shoes though).

These work well for those with high arches. The forefoot could use a touch more padding IMO, but the heel is very supportive and the arch curve is significant. Another plus here is the price of this brand, Sofsole. Not out to gauge ya like some others. Recommended. Update June 19/21: I've tried several brands and these SofSole High Arch stay at the top for me in comfort. It's the forefoot, under the balls of the feet, metatarsal area. I measured a whopping 5mm of cushion and that's the key. Like many other insole brands, the heel is great, stable and cushiony. This model has a pronounced arch support too, so if you have high arches, these are nice. But the 5mm thickness in the forefoot is the best so far and you can feel the difference. Highly recommended.

I bought these for my grandmother who is 90, she carries a bit of weight and said that these are really comfortable on her ankle and knee joints. I am going to buy another pair in the men’s for my grandfather and brother.