PCSsole Plantar Fasciitis Insoles Men Women- 220+lbs Heavy Duty High Arch Support Inserts with Comfort Cushion Orthotic Pain Relief Insoles for Flat Feet - Arch Pain - Heel Pain -Work Boot Shoe Insole

I was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis a few years ago. I have been using a low profile powerstep orthotic. This orthotic not only relieved my pain, but my foot has healed and I can enjoy going barefoot for limited periods of time without pain. I recently purchased a new pair of athletic shoes and attempted to wear them without changing the insole to an orthotic due to the increased cost of the powerstep orthotic. This did not work. My feet and ankles were starting to hurt again.I looked for a cheaper alternative and found this one. It had good reviews and was HALF the cost. I have had them for a week and I LOVE them. They are not as rigid and hard as the powerstep. But I find the cushioning much more comfortable. The arch support is not as hard and rigid, it gives a little without giving up the support I need. They fit in my athletic shoes perfectly. I recently put on my old shoes for some yard work and found the powerstep very uncomfortable after wearing this one for a week. This is my new go to!

It's day one, hour two, and I'm starting to become rather embarrassed... My feet are oversized both length and width and flat as a ruler. When I was a kid my not-wealthy parents put together the exorbitant amount of money to have a podiatrist make custom insoles for me to try to alleviate horrible shin splints I got while running cross country, if anything they made it worse, never tried that again. Fast forward a few decades and I'm a middle aged man, active, modestly fit, probably leaning toward stout, who is experiencing severe and progressively worsening foot pain and my normal scoliosis back pain seemed to be ramping up as well, (Having dealt with S Curve for my entire life, I just figured it was part of getting older.) This would occur reliably from just a day on my feet doing moderate amounts of landscaping. Have been gritting my teeth through it for months now. The foot pain was getting bad enough I was willing to start throwing money at any potential fix, figured I'd start with the cheapest options and see if some decent insoles helped... I usually have terrible luck, but like anyone else I suppose, a win falls squarely into my lap.I'm having a very hard time believing there isn't a get-myself-committed amount of placebo effect at play here, but that kind of desperate skepticism kinda rules that out doesn't it?They feel like they should be insanely uncomfortable yet somehow aren't?Foot pain is none existent, simply gone. Doesn't "feel a lot better," flat out just doesn't hurt at all, and that includes my knees and ankles.Back pain is less present than it has been in years. Surely not right?I'm starting to think that as I've gotten heavier for the past few years the combination of the added weight on the flat feet had me perpetually slightly leaned forward?Whatever the reason, I'm hours in and still walking around the house with my shoes on, and that's taboo in my house, (these floors were all hand laid by yours truly,) I really don't know how better to describe this, really wish I'd have tried these sooner.

These are pretty good. Takes a little time to get use to them . They do help my feet from standing all day.

These are awesome! I ordered several pairs of KURU footwear… I wanted the same benefit without have been to discard several pairs of work or hiking boots. Decided to try a pair, which easily slipped into my boots. The boots have a memory foam inner sole which is comfortable at first, then, after a couple of hours on your feet, pain begins…After slipping these in and trying them, I was on my feet, working in the yard for several hours, and felt amazing. No pain or adjustment needed. I ordered the same size as my boots which were the 9– 9 1/2, and they slipped right in with no cutting or adjustment needed. Hopefully these will go on sale again and I can pick up a second or third pair. Definitely recommend if you have any heel pain or plantars fasciitis.

I am beyond impressed. In 2019, I tore my lateral meniscus and plica. I picked up lifting but avoided running due to discomfort. Recently in the past two months I’ve picked running back up but my knee pain came back. I tried kt tape, a knee brace, and runners knee straps nothing worked. I started looking for support insoles and came across these. After I first put them on I noticed pain relief in my knee AND my ankles which I didn’t even realize hurt so bad! I ran 6.4 miles with no pain day of or day after. I’m excited to continue using these but after just two days of use I’m incredibly impressed.

They came new and expediently. They fit perfectly in my size 11 wide shoes. no trimming required.The description didn't mention a high arch support in them, but they do.For me, they weren't very comfortable. My typical foot wear are either new balance or nike air monarchs. 11 WW. But being a bigger guy, I often wear out the cushions in them, before the shoes themselves, break down. I was looking to replace the insoles, to get more life out of them, so I'm trying out several brands of insoles.I have worn these for a week and though my feet seem to tolerate them better after that time, they still aren't what I was looking for. There isn't much "cushiony" feel to them in walking, like I get from a new pair of walking shoes.