Natural Foot Orthotic Cushions. Perfect to be Worn Over Orthotic Arch Support Insoles. Adds Comfort, Prevents Step Shock, and Wicks Away Perspiration. USA Made. 1 Pair of Shoe Insole Inserts.

these look, feel, and smell almost identical to what The Good Feet Store sells, but they were like half the cost on Amazon ....they work perfect with my 'Strengthener' insert, and really feel no differenti'll update how they hold up compared to the ones from Good Feet

What I was really hoping for was a competitor's version of the GoodFeet inserts (which cost between $80-130 for three). These appear to be the same quality rubber but you're buying one pair for $29 - it's really too much for the product if you ask me.The one difference between this and the other... the GoodFeet pair has a tapered edge that fits around the edges better. This product is a straight up and down cut (which means no transition between shoe and pad).Overall - it's okay if you plan to buy these one at a time. If you're buying three - just get the real thing.

This product by itself would offer nothing but some cushioning in shoes. They are extremely helpful when paired with the Natural Foot Orthotics to make them more comfortable. Please consider giving customers the option of purchasing these items as a set for first time buyers, so they don’t have to place two orders, as I did.

Used to get mine from the Good Feet store but they closed the one I went to and the nearest one is 230 miles away. These are just as good.

I bought this product expecting a "cushion" insole that would fit in my shoe and pad my slim fit orthotic nicely. I opened up the package and it smelled like a rubber factory and all that was inside was a thin, maybe 3mm, piece of rubber that is loosely shaped like an insole. This product is far from ready to use right out of the box and requires precise scissor work so it will fit inside your shoe. The grip of the rubber was too strong as attempting to slide it in the shoe was more challenging than worthwhile. For $30 this product is greatly over priced and should be more like $5 given all the assembly required and the fact that it's just a piece of thin rubber. Absolutely no cushioning was present and the name of this product is vastly misleading. To be worth $30 it needs to fit the shoe well and easy with some light trimming here and there to tailor the fit, and be of better quality comfort with real cushion and padding. So disappointed. Refund requested.This company was Johnny on the spot when I needed help after a shipping mistake but curiously silent when I requested a refund... Amazon support had to step in to ensure proper customer service was provided after a week went by following my initial return request submission. It felt like I was being slow-walked until the 30 day return policy expired by this company.These are honest opinions of my recent experience from a new customer's perspective.

Orthotics can be hit and miss even the ones made by podiatrist . Yep I said it . I got these because I get tired of moving my 1 pair of customs orthotics from shoe to shoe . So I wanted a spare . I like them more then my customs which were like many times more expensive. The design is nice for dress and running shoes . I wear under a generic foam work boot liner or you can buy theirs you’ll want to do that makes it much more comfortable.

My last set was purchased to replace the expensive ones from the good feet store. They lasted almost 2 years. I tried a couple of cheaper ones (from Amazon as well), but came back to these for the higher quality, fit and comfort.

like these inserts because the are slightly more comfortable than the original ones i use to wear. And the cost is less