Combine with Trigger Point treatment to relieve body pain including back, hip and knee and foot pain. Customize to stop Over- and Under Pronation. Easy Instructions and Phone Support. (Unisex M6.5-8/W

I waited a while before writing this review. I have had numerous musculoskeletal and feet issues throughout my life, including flexible flat feet, Morton's neuroma, neuropathy in one foot due to a botched injection, sacroiliac pain due to a rotated pelvis and shoulder issues related to the SI issues. I have been working with a trigger point release chiropractor for over a year and finally about two months ago, I felt I was in a good enough space skeleton and muscle wise that I could finally address my foot issues. I will preface this by saying that I've had a 1/4'' lift on my whole shoe for five years which is what really sealed the deal in making my pain issues worse. That a pain management doctor's answer to my rotated pelvis. All that did was make it worse. I have had at least four custom pairs of orthotics and have two huge grocery bags full of inserts I've tried. I've tried countless pairs of shoes, including motion control shoes. I read the info and science behind these inserts, and they are inserts, NOT orthotics and it made good sense to me so I tried them. Initially I thought they wouldn't work but I stuck with them and they have made a HUGE difference in my quality of life. My shoulder pain and SI pain diminished, and slowly my tight leg muscles and knee pain are getting better as well. I've been using these insoles almost all the time for three weeks.I should say I don't have a Morton's foot but I do have hypermobile first metatarsals as well as my whole foot. These insoles are training my big toe to hit the ground and bear the weight of the foot which is how it should be, but wasn't. I have a bunion on my right foot, which is no longer painful and my elevated big toe on my left foot is learning to lay down flat. It never did that since I had a bunionectomy nine years ago. If you are on the fence about these, please try them. The customer service folks are incredibly helpful and the guarantee should ease one's mind about trying them. Two suggestions I have for the company.....make the insoles in shoes sizes not in size ranges. I had a bit of trouble adjusting to the arch cookie which I don't feel is long enough for me. I wear a woman's size 10 but have the 8-9.5 size insole.Finding shoes has been tricky since they are supposed to be somewhat sturdy but not have a lot of arch support. So far I've found that Saucony Echelons are the best shoes for this insole and for me. Thank you for making a great product. It has changed my life. I can now walk around in life, not as much as I'd like but I am sure that will come with time.

These insoles did not work for me...at all. I had kept them past the month Amazon return deadline. However, the company itself offers a 90-day money back guarantee. I called them and Melady was very helpful and gave me no hassle at all about the refund. She even offered some alternative tips to help solve my hip pain issue since the insoles hadn't helped. So trying these out only cost me a few dollars in return postage. From the other reviews it seems clear that these have helped a lot of people. I wish I had been one of them but everybody is different so I can't really fault the insoles which I thought were of decent quality. The removable arch supports and additional wedges make them really customizable. I recommend giving them a try but ease into wearing them and if your knees start swelling up or anything gets significantly worse instead of better, stop using them and return them.

I like that it can be adjusted for each for type and even tells you how to figure out what your foot type is. I bought for myself as I over supinate and do suffer from knee, hip, and back problems. It takes a few weeks to adjust to the insoles which is normal. I did notice changes in my stance immediately. I have been wearing for a month and have reduced pain. Granted it will not cure all pain, but pain is multifaceted and every correction helps whether it's insoles, exercise, weight loss, etc.

These insoles are made of quality material. Unfortunately, the red piece under ball of the foot is very irritating. I wore the insoles for 2 weeks to try and adjust to the odd feeling, but I never did. It feels exactly like something is stuck under your foot. The instructions say your brain will adjust to the slight lift and cause you to use the proper muscles when walking. This did not happen. I would have loved the insoles if the red piece were removeable. I did try to tear it off but it is glued too well.

While I am not but a week and a half into wear, I am very pleased. I do not need the included arch cookies. I started out with the red toe wedges. I had already been wearing some doctored up orthotics I had made myself, so I knew I'd likely need to add the orange wedges. After 4 days of wear, I added the orange without much soreness due to adjustment. I notice my gait changing some already and have seen my nasty heel whip decrease. I have had chronic it band tightness, si joint dysfunction, peroneal trigger points, piriformis syndrome, etc. on the right side. I have been in physical therapy for months and found little relief until looking at it from a foundational point of view. These inserts seem to be just the structure and support I have needed for my Morton's foot.

I bought these inserts to help with knee pain and also a tendency to pronate. They work very well -- my trainer says she can really see a difference, and I feel much more stable and comfortable.

With a inflammatory cream, these inserts solved my shin splints!!!! I could not believe it after 6 years of having pain it is gone! And my lower back pain is even gone. I am just amazed at how this works. They feel weird at first but takes a couple days and you will notice you back pain gone and shine splints are gone. I used the Penetrex cream with these inserts. Better than anything my doctor did for me!