Steins ComfortEase Foam Insoles for Plantar Fasciitis for Men and Women Orthotic Foot Pain Insoles Everyday Relief Flat

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Overall these are nothing special. They would be a decent choice for replacing a worn insole, but aside from that, they are not impressive. There isn't a lot of extra support, are pretty thin, and overall just basic. If you have foot issues, I would probably keep scrolling for something better, but if you need a basic insole to replace a worn one, then this would work. Read more

This is a tricky review to write, because while there is nothing wrong with the product, it's not a good option for me. I can only write the review from my own experience, though, so just keep in mind that my experience might not mirror the experience of others. I want to start by saying that I have been putting orthotic insoles in my shoes for years, so this is not new to me. However, because I've been using insoles for years, when I put these in my shoes, I cannot help but compare them to what I was feeling prior to having these in (which, of course, means I'm ultimately comparing them to my other insoles). I'll do my best to assess these on their own, but of course when putting insoles in, most people want to know if they improved the fit, feel, comfort of your shoes. I think if you were coming from the stock insole that comes in your sneakers, you would feel a noticeable improvement with these. For me, I actually do not care for the fit and feel of them. I wear a women's 9.5 and ordered the medium size. I was not at all surprised when I had to cut them down to size, as I'm used to doing that with most insoles. What did surprise me was that cutting them down to the first line wasn't enough. I essentially had to cut off two "sizes" to get them to fit my 9.5, and even then, they still felt too wide through the toe box area. I pulled them back out to cut the sides down just a bit. They fit now, but I do feel like they are pushing against the material on the sides of my shoes and forcibly stretching my shoes out from the pressure (combined with the added pressure of my feet and my body weight with each step). The first thing I noticed is that there seems to be a gap/dead space beneath the center of the sole of my foot. I do not have high arches; in fact, my feet are on the flatter side. And the space wasn't necessarily in the arch, but rather next to it, towards the center of my foot. I also noticed that these must not allow my heels to settle all the way in, or the heel cups are not very deep, because I could immediately tell that the backs of my feet were higher than normal, to the point that my heels were sliding in the back of the shoes. And I have narrow heels, so it's not an issue of the insoles being to narrow for me. Then the last thing I noticed is that there is not much cushioning under the ball of my foot. I am someone that purchases my sneakers based on the amount of cushioning (I want as much cushioning as possible). While these don't feel any less cushioned than my old insoles when I hold both in my hands, I can absolutely feel a difference once they are in my shoes. These simply do not provide enough cushioning for me in the ball of my foot. While the back 2/3 of this insole is a little stiffer than the front 1/3, it's nowhere near as strong and supportive as my other insoles. With plantar fasciitis, that support seems imperative, and going to an insole like this that offers less support than I'm used to is going to be detrimental to me long term. That all being said, it's worth noting that my old insoles cost about 3x as much as these, so it makes sense that there are going to be differences. I do think that someone that isn't used to insoles may really love these. These are a definite improvement over stock insoles, but not necessarily a good option if you're coming from a higher-quality insole. I also think the fit is going to be the biggest issue for most people. If they fit your shoes and feet, you'll be good to go. Unfortunately for me, they fit neither, so I do not plan to continue using these. If your shoes have a narrow toe box or a shallow depth to them, these likely won't fit your shoes very well. If your shoes are wide and deep, the insoles should fit your shoes well. If you have pretty high arches, I don't think these will offer enough support, but those with flatter feet may find them sufficient (while I did not, it wasn't my arch that was the problem). Read more

Steins ComfortEase Foam Insoles for Plantar Fasciitis fits well. Even though the chart indicates Men's size 9 shoes should use the Large insoles. I got the Medium anyway since I'm right there at the border. They fit perfectly without the need to trim down. These insoles provide the right amount of relief and arch support for my flat feet. They're definitely a must for anyone who experiences Plantar Fasciitis. As of 1/28/2025, these insoles are $16.36 before a 10% Discount...affordable for a quality insoles. Read more

I've been having a lot of trouble lately with walking lopsided. I suspected it might be my shoes because they don't offer a lot of support, but wasn't sure. I also have Plantar Fasciitus, so was eager to try this set of insoles. I wear size 9.5W in womens, so I ordered size medium. Because they cover multiple sizes, I needed to cut them to fit. Although there are printed guidelines on the bottom of the insoles, I took the current insoles out of my shoes and used them as the guide. The insoles don't feel particularly soft, so I wasn't sure how they would work. Honestly, they beyond exceeded my expectations. The heel area does feel cushony - but most important, I am now walking much straighter - effortlessly. There is no pain and I can't believe this is just because of a pair of insoles. If you find you are waddling, walking lopsided, or have lower back pain, consider giving these a try. I never knew how important shoe support is to how I walk. Needless to say, I've already ordered a second pair!!! Read more

I purchased Steins Comfort Ease Foam Insoles for Plantar Fasciitis because I occasionally get flare ups, often after spending days on my feet. Time to give these a try, I prepared to cut them to fit my favorite slip on shoes. Portions of the insole (the high arch support section) were hard to cut with scissors. I got through cutting them to fit (directions included) and now my feet sit a bit higher in my shoe. This provides a lift that makes the shoe easy to step out of, or slip off, while walking. I would suggest using these in a tennis or walking shoe with laces (or velcro) so you can avoid that issue. Otherwise, they feel great on my feet and I like the support they provide in all the right places. Read more

These are very hard shoe inserts and not very comfortable. As someone who deals with foot pains, this does not help at all. Read more