PCSsole Orthotic Insole Arch Support Insoles Women, Flat Feet Plantar Fasciitis Inserts for Flat Foot, Overpronation, Heel Pain, Feet Pain,Insoles for Men and Women

I would recommend these to anyone who suffers from pronation. I've had them for approx three weeks and they've changed the quality of my life. My right foot especially rolls inwards and I had a lot of pain in my right hip. I wasn't sure if they were connected, but last month it dawned on me that they might be so I decided to get these arch support insoles. Could have been any, to be honest, but these were the ones I ended up buying. Within a few days, my hip was starting to feel better and dog walks were easier. I don't know why I didn't take care of myself better and find some decent, comfortable arch supports before. It sounds ridiculous, but my quality of life is better. I'm not in searing pain at night because of my hip - I can sleep on either side now! Woohoo! The quality of these particular insoles is very good. Fit the shoes well. Are comfortable. They don't slide around like those silly little orthotic arch supports. Took a couple of days to get used to them, but now it feels comfortable and normal. It feels weird and unsupported without them! I'm going to buy more of them so I don't have to keep swapping them between my pairs of shoes/slippers.

Comfortable insoles with secure arch fit. Also hard-wearing fabric. Would definitely get another pair.

Seem to be working over a week now and plantar seems to be easing.fit my trainers perfectly but not my shoes. A little wide for my shoes.

I have a fallen arch and I have injections for foot pain heel pain which have helped but these are a game changer. I have expensive insoles which I cannot move from shoe to shoe but these I can . For the price they are complete quality ! Arch support exceptional. I have bought multiple pairs to put and leave in different shoes. Just remember the colours are different thicknesses so I prefer the red as not very thick but still give me the support I need.

I use insoles due to pain in my Achilles caused by high arches, normally I use Sorbothane which work fantastically for me but as they arent cheap I thought I'd try something else and bought these based on the reviews.The positives are I haven't had any pain in my Achilles and was initially quite impressed but that's waned as what I put down to breaking in seems to be a fault.The arch support is there, no doubt about that, but its too much. They are quite inflexible on the arch section and the pressure was something I could feel when walking to the extent I thought my socks had suddenly rucked up where they never have before.I can imagine this over a long walk would lead to blisters as well as foot pain.Maybe its just the fit in this particular pair of shoes, I tend to stick to what works and this pair or Merrells is the third of this type I've had and the first that has given me achilies pain.I've pulled them out of these shoes and may stick in my work boots to see if they fair better, the shoes now have a pair of Aldi's 3 quid efforts and are a lot more comfortable as a result.

The media could not be loaded. I have very flat feet, hypermobile joints in my ankles, and my feet also roll inwards when I walk. This leaves me in a lot of pain and my feet and ankles feel incredibly stiff after walking, especially long distances. Simply having to be stood on my feet for an extended period of time has the same results. It also leaves me with pain and stiffness in my knees and my hips too which are also hypermobile.These arch support insoles have really changed all that, they're fantastic. Now I can go for a walk and I'm not left in agony and barely able to move for a few hours afterwards.I have small size 3 feet, sometimes I have to wear a size 4 because my feet are also very wide so I ordered a 3.5-4 size in these insoles. They fit my shoes really well without having to be cut to size which is great. They're good quality, flexible but supportive and don't slip about inside my shoes.I've worn these insoles in my size 4 boots over the top of the insoles that came with boots as they were not removable but I'm mainly wearing them in my size 3 skechers trainers. I removed the original insoles from these shoes as recommended.In both pairs, from the first time I wore them, the addition of these arch support insoles has made a massive difference and hugely reduced the pain and stiffness that I usually get in both my feet and the other joints of my leg as a secondary effect so i am thrilled with them.I will say however, that they do take some getting used to. Not necessarily because they're uncomfortable because they're not. I think it's mainly because I've walked on flat feet and rolled my feet inwards for so long that having these insoles change that feels somewhat strange at first. After a couple of weeks of wearing them though I barely notice them anymore.Although these insoles are really easy to swap and change into different shoes I'm getting myself another pair so that I don't have to keep doing that. I walk everywhere I go and these insoles have made such a big difference in reducing my pain that I can't imagine not using them anymore.

I work a job that's very demanding on my feet and I'm standing and walking for most of an eight hour shift. This was starting to become very painful for my feet until a kind stranger noticed my predicament and pointed me in the direction of these shaped soles.They take a little getting used to as initially your feet resent being forced to move in a different way. Now that I've adjusted though, the benefits are really obvious when I go back to trainers that don't have these soles fitted - my feet quickly get uncomfortable after even a very short amount of time while I can manage my entire shift in my work shoes.They will not completely eliminate discomfort or pain. My feet are simply put through the wringer on an average work day. They have, however, dramatically reduced the pressure my feet are under, so I can get on with work. If you have the flat foot problems described here, give these a shot.