SuperfeetAll-Purpose Support High Arch Insoles - Trim-To-Fit Orthotic Shoe Inserts, UK 8 – 9.5

Extremely comfortable. I am probably a life long convert for this company. I especially liked sizing it perfectly for my running shoes & could really feel the difference in Foot & spinal support :DThe instructions are clear & easy to follow, although you like I might find the experiance of taking scissors to your new insoles as instructed a bit disconcerting, but you can simply make small cuts & keep trying them inside the shoe till it matches up with the instructions's description (note: it's especially important that there to be a tiny bit of room where the back of the sole meets the heel for the sole to shift slightly (the instructions describe it a lot better than I am right now. I think it mentions leaving enough room to put a nickel (so the width of a two pence coin or so)).Overall: I love these insoles & would recommend them for anyone looking for a really robust & reliable insole :D

I will never use another insole. Don't expect a squishy soft cushioned insole here. But you don't need it! I like the greens as it supports my foot while I'm on my feet all day in steel toe caps. They do such an amazing job my feet don't hurt at all! I recommend these to everyone but make sure they know these aren't soft. They support your feet instead of cushion them.

First of all - If you walk a lot in hiking boots with weight on your back - choosing a right pair of insoles will make a world of difference. I feel, they are as important a gear as your pair of hiking boots. I bought these Superfeet's most popular insoles last year for my Asolo TPS200 GV.After a year, now, having used these for walking few hundred miles on streets, on the hills and in the woods, I can tell that they do much more than just adding weight on your feet. Following is the summary -++ Very comfortable. Has had significantly reduced fatigue and pain I used to feel at the end of a long walk (>10-15 km). Also, heat management inside the boot has improved.-- Cushioning and arch support could have been better for the shape of my feet (deeper arch) but this is subjective. If you feel this relevant for your preferences, I would suggest you take a look at the following options. I would recommend Orange Trim2 over these.Also, fairly bulky. Would not recommend these for any shoe type other than proper, roomy hiking boots.Superfeet Unisex Supportive Insole Orange E Orange SF/7400-10/11,UK 8-9.5 (42-44 EU)Superfeet DMP Copper Insoles, Brown (Copper), E (8-9.5 UK)

I’m flat footed and I’ve been using these things for about 15 years.I replace them every 18 months or so as I’m on them all the time.They are certainly expensive. But you get what you pay for.Superfeet is the only one I would recommend.

These are very supportive and have helped ease my foot pain.

I wouldn’t describe the arch as high but more somewhere in the middle. Bought these for arch support which they did not provide. Unable to return as I cut them to fit my shoes in the hope that they would work better once inserted in the actual shoe with the support of the inner shoe walls. These would be good for someone just wanting average support as an upgrade from a flat insole but not for flat feet (at least not in my case).

Best thing for feet - used in my Walking boots, cycle shoes, wellington boots and my work boots - love them and far better than what comes with the original footwear

I preferred Soborthane as they are softer. These are harder, even after being worn-in and still made my feet ache after a long walk.