Profoot Orthotic Insoles For Plantar Fasciitis & Heel Pain, Women's 6-10, 1 Pair

I used one pair of these soles to do a DIY “repair” on my thrifted Frye boots, since the insoles were peeling up and revealing the hard outer heel. They were becoming difficult to walk in, but with these insoles I can walk in them for hours and feel extremely supported and comfortable. I’ve worn these inserts for a few weeks now, and they haven’t slipped around at all, so I’d say the adhesive is pretty solid. The size worked just fine for me, a 6, which I believe is the lowest end of the size range. Although I don’t have a point of comparison, these feel like high-quality inserts, offering me support throughout the day and allowing me to walk more than I could before. I can’t even tell they’re there. I used the other pair of inserts on a pair of Doc Marten 1460 boots for a similar reason—they were a little loose I guess so the friction caused my heel to wear away at the insole. They’re a little tight with the inserts now, but still supportive and comfortable.

I’ve been using the PROFOOT Orthotic Insoles for Plantar Fasciitis for the past month, and they’ve made a remarkable difference in alleviating my heel pain.Comfort and Support:These insoles feature gel heel shock absorption, which effectively cushions each step and reduces impact. The arch support is substantial yet comfortable, providing stability without causing discomfort. Effectiveness:Since incorporating these insoles into my daily routine, the persistent heel pain I previously experienced has significantly diminished. They address the root causes of plantar fasciitis by supporting the entire plantar fascia, leading to noticeable pain relief. Quality and Durability:Made with high-quality materials, these insoles have maintained their shape and functionality over weeks of use. They fit well in various types of footwear, including athletic shoes and boots. User Feedback:Many users have shared positive experiences, noting significant pain reduction and improved foot comfort. For instance, a satisfied customer mentioned that with the combination of these insoles and recommended exercises, their plantar fasciitis pain disappeared, and it’s been over five years without issues. Overall:I highly recommend the PROFOOT Orthotic Insoles for anyone dealing with plantar fasciitis or heel pain. They offer effective support, enhance comfort, and have proven to be durable over time. Incorporating these insoles into my shoes has been a game-changer for my foot health.

Purchased these due to my plantar fasciitis symptoms. They definitely do the job whenever I wear any of my flat/no support shoes. The inserts bring comfort to any type of shoe i choose to wear

These exceeded my expectations! I have MS, Ehlers-Danlos and chronic Lyme that is literally killing me, I’m mostly in a wheelchair now but when I walk with my walker it hurts. I have very good shoes , I have to and they are great, but when I put these in…. Even better! Thank you!

These really help my heel pain but they slightly push my toes forward and make my toes fall asleep a little bit. All in all they do make my heels feel better

I have planter fasciitis I put a pair of these in all my shoes so I don’t have to change them out They can be put under you tennis shoe’s removable insole which also works well. No more foot pain!

I purchased these because I had planter fasciitis. These offered good support whenever I wore my shoes! I’ve washed them several times as well, but they are still in a good condition :) Very durable and offers good quality!

I had high hopes for this product but was really let down. I have suspected plantar fasciitis and am actively looking for products to help relieve my pain. I recently bought a massager for my calves that actually made my pain go from an 8 to a 2. I was able to walk and was only left with a mild, tolerable pain. I had to go shopping yesterday so I put these in my shoes to try and… they undid all of my progress. Instantly caused me a bunch of pain and now my pain is back to an 8. In addition to undoing all of my progress and only causing me more pain, they did not fit in my shoes well at all (Vans) - they are too wide and wouldn’t slide all the way back easily. I had to readjust them maybe 10 times before they were in the right position.