NASA Grade Plantar Fasciitis Insoles High Arch Support Insoles Men Women - Shoe Insoles for Plantar Fasciitis Relief

I don’t normally write reviews, but these insoles deserve a shoutout. I’ve got crazy high arches and have been dealing with plantar fasciitis for months—mornings were the worst. I’d step out of bed and feel like my heels were getting stabbed. I’ve tried a bunch of different insoles (some cheap, some expensive), but these actually made a difference. The arch support is high and firm, but not in a stiff, uncomfortable way. It cradles my foot just right and takes the pressure off my heels. Within a few days, the heel pain started easing up. Now I can actually get through a full day without limping by the end. If you’ve got high arches or are struggling with plantar fasciitis, give these a shot. They’re worth it. Read more

I bought my first pair last year for my cowboy boots. I have neuropathy in my feet due to diabetes and these are the most comfortable insoles ever! I loved these insoles so much that I bought 2 more pairs, one for my sneakers and the other for my barefoot-like shoes. To make sure that the shoes aren't too tight, I removed the original insoles that the shoes came with and replaced with these NASA grade level foam insoles. What a huge difference the insoles have made! I wear size 6-1/2 shoes, so I only had to trim a little around the toe area. Read more

Arch support is not as great as in my custom-made orthotics. They will do, but not for a long day on my feet. Read more

I recently purchased the NASA Grade Plantar Fasciitis Insoles to help alleviate the discomfort from my plantar fasciitis, and I couldn’t be happier with the results! These insoles provide excellent arch support and cushioning, making a noticeable difference in my daily comfort levels. The quality is evident right out of the box; they feel durable and well-constructed. I was able to wear them for long periods without any discomfort, which is a game changer for anyone dealing with foot pain. However, I do want to emphasize that if you're using these insoles, you should go up half a size in your shoes for the best fit. This adjustment made all the difference in ensuring they fit comfortably within my footwear. Overall, I highly recommend these NASA Grade Plantar Fasciitis Insoles for anyone looking for relief from foot pain. They have truly improved my day-to-day activities and made a significant impact on my overall well-being! Read more

I don't normally review things, but this would have been helpful for me to know on advance so if I can help someone else with similar issues, great. For context - I've had foot pain for most of my life and it was never really questioned, I normalized it and learned to live with it, and now I'm 27. Well, earlier this week, I went to a podiatrist for the first time and found out that I have hyper-pronated feet and chronic plantar fasciitis because I've never had proper support for them, so that was a journey. Basically what that means, my feet are too flexible for their own good and when I put weight on them my arches just collapse down, causing my feet to bow in/push out. I've been wearing superfeet green for the past few years which offers some but not enough, and the doctor put some temporary additions onto that to make it more supportive and it's made a difference. Anyway, before going for custom inserts, I wanted to try some OTC options, this was one of them. Right away, I'm a size 8 so I had to cut them down. Idk if this is normal for inserts but there's no cutting guide on it so you kind have to just measure and hope for the best. It was annoying but doable, whatever. I'm on my feet all day for work in the food industry, I tried these yesterday and lasted about an hour in them before I had to switch back to my superfeet inserts. They do offer *some* of the right kind of support, but they were a little too cushiony for me. I didn't slide around in them too much and the arch support was mostly in the right place, but structurally they feel weak. They were also hot. My feet were sweating almost the whole time I wore them, not super breathable. I think they'd be ok for short term/light use, but definitely not for being on your feet all day at work. I'll keep them as a backup but I can't work in them. Read more

Sizing these insoles down and putting them in my work boots improved my Plantar Fasciitis pain almost instantly. My feet were no longer in agony after my first eight hour day with these puppies. Perfect if you're constantly on your feet for work (I work on a farm). I plan on buying a few more pairs for my personal shoes. Read more

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Most comfortable insoles I have found Quality: Holds up well Functionality: The product has a very stable underside to keep it’s form but also has such a soft comfortable top side that I often slip on my tennis shoes without socks. Read more

I bought two types of insoles. The PCSsole Enhanced Orthotic Shoe Insoles and the NASA Plantar Fasciitis Orthotic Shoe Insoles are too soft and the arch doesn't hold much weight, which is not good enough for my flat feet. I also have professional insoles and their arch doesn't sink in. The NASA insoles are not suitable for someone who wants a rigid arch. I lowered the rating to one star because, It is not possible to lower it to zero. after less than a month and not evry day use, the top coating of the insole started to peel off (there is a picture). This has never happened to me with other insoles. I do not recommend the product. Read more