Dr. Shoesert 3-Layer Adjustable Height Increase Insoles, 3/4 Length Shock Absorption Cushion Heel Lift Inserts (Large, Blue)

These are incredibly comfortable and fit into my motorcycle boots very nicely. As they do not run all the way to the toes they did not affect the fit of my boots, in fact they feel more comfortable while raising my heels by almost 1 inch.

I'll give you my background and what I wanted from these insoles before I get into the product. I'm 6'2" and 205 lbs. My normal shoe size is 11D for athletic shoes, dress shoes, and hiking boots. But I wanted these insoles for 5 pair of cowboy boots I own. In the case of cowboy boots, the common wisdom is to buy a 1/2 size down from your regular size to make sure you have a sung fit between the vamp of the boot and your instep. So all my boots are 10.5D. I have 2 pair of Justins that I wear most often. The way leather soled boots are constructed are pretty much "old school". There's a hard leather outsole and a thin leather insole usually covered by some form of synthetic leather or cloth. The heels are hard stacked leather with a rubber cap. There is almost zero arch support. So boots are not built for a cushy experience and a 10 mile hike, LOL. On top of that, one of the pair of Justins was starting to wear in the heels and the thin fabric heel cover on the insole was coming unglued and bunching up. I removed the 2 pieces and immediately thought about replacing / upgrading with a 3rd party insole. But boots are built to fit snug in the instep and the forefoot on a round toe (pointed toe) boot is nothing like the typical insole shape for a running shoe. So 3/4 length insoles seemed like they may be the best choice. I found these and ordered 2 pair, one for each pair of Justins. So how did they work in a cowboy boot? Great! > I bought the large size based on the size chart and they fit snugly with zero cutting. > the 3/4 length allowed them to be inserted right out of the packaged without worrying about the tight forefoot or toe of the boot. There was no change in fit. > I used the 0.6" black polymer piece and a single clear PU 0.2" piece for a total thickness of 0.8" at the heel. > The 0.8" thickness provides a nice cushion that was never there before. Very comfortable. > The volume the insole takes up actually really fills the volume perfectly making the instep fit a little more snug and the forefoot area fill in a little more resulting in a better looking fit overall. > Two of the clear PU layers was too much. It pushed the fit past snug to uncomfortable. Not a problem for me. > The overall 0.8" increase in height is noticeable but I'm sure I'll get used to it quickly. The boots have a 1.75" heel. With the insoles, that increases to a 2.5" boost in height when I wear the boots. And with the boots the insole thickness is completely unnoticeable. So these did everything I wanted. Replace the protection for the interior of the boot. Add a little comfort. Easy install with no cutting or shaping. Improved the fit at the vamp that is key with a cowboy boot. And improve the forefoot fit for a smoother look with less wrinkles in the leather. And bonus, a little height boost for my ego. I'll probably go ahead and order 3 more pair for my other 3 pair of cowboy boots. These are a little pricey but I really can't complain. They work.

Confortável mesmo

Got these for my son and he's liked them a lot. They hold up well, easy to move between shoes and overall work well. Would buy the same ones again in the future

Comfortable great fit