Dr. Scholl's Athletic Series Sport Insoles for Women

These insoles are pretty good! I bought them after doing the whole Dr Scholl's insole finder thing on their website, since I planned to go on a vacation where I'd be doing a lot of walking and needed some solid insoles beforehand. These fit the bill perfectly, and provided plenty of support to keep my feet from hurting after long days of walking. The trimming process is relatively easy - you can follow the guidelines, but I found that it's easier to get the right fit if you take your old insoles out, lay them on the back of the new ones, trace the outline with a marker, and cut to size. I would also recommend setting these on top of a cardboard box and using a box cutter to trim them, since scissors seem to chew up the foam a bit when you're trying to cut them. As far as comfort goes, these don't make it feel like you're walking on pillows or anything. They do, however, offer the support you need with a firm plastic arch support thing, as well as two thicker gel pads under the heel and ball of your foot. They have a bit of sink and you can feel the cushion on your feet, but don't expect anything life-changing. They'll keep your feet from hurting after hours of walking or standing, although that might also be dependent on the shoe. I put these in some used Air Max 1s that I fixed up - a comfortable shoe that also looks nice and has plenty of support in the sole. These insoles are about twice as thick as the original ones so you definitely do notice them when you first put them on, but if you lace your shoes a little looser it's not a problem. These might not be a great fit for leather shoes or converse-type shoes, since they won't stretch as easily to accommodate the extra bit of foam. I would also recommend gluing these down if you don't plan to swap the insoles later. I've had Dr Scholl's before and they have a tendency to slip around, especially if you're walking up/down hills often. I used Shoe Goo to glue mine down, and I didn't notice them moving around even a little bit. Just make sure to wear them for a bit after you glue them down so they form a solid, even bond. I've heard that double-sided tape can also work to keep them in place, but I wanted something more permanent. While they aren't anything life-changing, these are affordable and comfortable insoles that can prolong the amount of time that you're standing or walking. Highly recommend if they fit your needs!

I have bought about 10 or so of these same insoles. Every pair of shoes I own (running, trail, work boots, weekend sneakers, etc) have these in them. I got plantar fascitis a couple of years ago and learned I wasn't supporting my arches enough. I do not have a massive deviation in my arches but it was just enough that running became difficult. I tried changing shoes and other insoles but once I found these, I have had no issues with my feet. I run 10-20 miles a week and am on my feet all day for work. I couldn't live without these. The support is firm in the arches to give the right amount of stability but it is not excessive. There is good heel cushioning and overall the insoles are just plain comfortable. They have fit perfectly in multiple pair of Brooks running and trail shoes and daily wear work boots. I would highly recommend these if you need a little more support for active feet.

Bought for my son, they fit great and he said they were comfortable, but he couldnt tell a difference with his knee or back pain

I have tried a few different insoles and these have been the best ones.

At 50, I discovered I have bad feet, and it's been causing issues in my lower back, knees, ankles. Was told by the Dr. to start wearing indoor slippers/shoes as I have hardwood floors. The insoles kept wearing out, so I bought a pair of these to slip in them, and holey smokes! I can't go back to wearing shoes or slippers without these in them. No more pain. They fit in pretty much all footwear I have, except maybe fancy dress shoes and winter boots. They're decently priced, and I haven't had any issues with them slipping down towards the toes over time.

The insoles are very comfortable but it didn’t quite fit my shoe. I am a size 11 so I ordered a size 11 but it doesn’t fit perfectly so I had to return it. I recommend getting a size smaller for it to fit.

I'm training for the police academy and I've been dealing with shin splints for the past few months. Running even a mile felt like hell. It was the worst pain. After running I had to ice my shins for an hour just to make it feel somewhat better. Someone recommended me to get inserts and said people who have higher arches tend to get shin splints if not supported correctly. Sure enough, I got these inserts, went on my first run and no pain at all. I have high arches and I'm 177lbs 5'1 so a lot of weight on my legs. This fixed the problem instantly. Like magic lol. I put these inside of my Nike Vomero Plus and they went perfect with those running shoes.

I frequently spend extended trips going to amusement parks where I’ll average 25,000-55,000 steps a day for 3-5 days straight. These have been a godsend for my feet, great quality & price. They’ve provided the perfect support for pain relief around my arches, I’d get normally a pretty annoying pain by the 2-3rd day at a park. I mainly attribute this to the gel at the heal it is just the right amount of thickness allowing me to keep fresh feet & a good form walking rather than losing form as my feet tire causing pain & discomfort. It’s also really easy to cut them to fit for the ASICS I wear. If I have one complaint they do look to be wearing out already after 4 trips, to be fair that’s a ton of steps put into them but I was hoping for a little more life. They still more than do their job but their appearance is definitely starting to degraded cosmetically (not worth taking any points off for something no one will even see).