Airplus Plantar Fasciitis Orthotic 3/4 Length Shoe Insole- Foam Shell & Gel Heel - Deep Heel Cup, Full-Foot Arch Support - Soft Cushioning & Stability-APMA Certified-Fits Most Shoes & Boots

Love these inserts! I was having issues with Plantar Fascitis, and as soon as I placed these inserts into my shoes, the pain subsided dramatically. My hope is that they last at least 90 days - so this review is just wearing them over the last 2 weeks.

Comfortable and fit right in shoes.

If you are reading this, then you know why you are looking for a solution. Yes, my feet hurt too, so I know why this is important. I have tried a few different options, from Dr. Scholl's Plantar Fascitis insole and their gel heel pad. They both seem to provide temporary relief from the pain associated with MY condition but there are some compromises with both solutions.The Dr Scholl's version is full length and made my shoes too tight at the toes and the heel too shallow so when waking the back of my foot would pop in/out of my shoe and the toes were being crushed. It was suggested to yank the factory insole out but it is glued in and if I were to forcibly remove them, I may not be able to put them back should I want/need to.Fast forward to the AirPlus version. Keep in mind EVERYONE'S foot is different, how one's daily routine is different so keep in mind what worked for me may or may not work for you. I was concerned that these may not fit or position the support well because it is a universal product afterall. I normally wear a 8.5 mens shoe and since this covered such a relatively wide range size 7-12, I was worried the arch support won't match up.Since this is a 3/4 length insert, it doesn't crowd the toes - good thing. I was able to fit these into my daily sports shoes without crushing my toes. The insert doesn't move around while my foot is in the shoe - also a good thing. The arch support I feel is compromised meaning it isn't high enough for my flat feet. So it provides some support but really not enough. I think the hard plastic insert is too flexible. Again, your feet may or may not need more support.PROS: cost - very reasonable, fit - didn't crush my toes and I did not have to remove the factory insole from my sport shoes, some temporary relief from heel pain during useCONS: doesn't offer enough support for my particular needs, a little too wide at the heel for my feet.OVERALL: if you need an inexpensive insert to help support your feet and maybe offset some plantar fascitis pain, then these are for you.

I haven't had these long enough to know if they are going to solve my foot problems but for the short amount of time I have been using them they are making a big difference. I have been struggling with plantar fasciitis for months with no relief. I have been using these for a week and its already starting to get better. They are very comfortable and seem to offer great support. If you have bad heel pain these will be a game changer. I also seem to suffer much less from overall foot pain when on my feet long days.I gave 5 stars because they are a steal at $9 bucks... the quality and materials used on these are far superior to any of the others I have tried. The four seasons once are great and nice quality but they much more expensive and they are no where near as comfortable as these. What I don't like about the four seasons is it is a pain to transfer from shoe to shoe as the sticky pad is useless after a couple swaps and then the insole moves around when putting your shoes on. These have a sticky gel pad that does a good job of keeping them from moving when sliding your shoes on. Also, at $9 I can put a pair in all of my shoes for the cost of the competition.

These are the best inserts I have found in a long time. They're so comfortable!

I don’t like them because they move too much. You literally have to move them all the way to the back of the shoe and hope they don’t move on you while you slip your foot in. Not worth the trouble imo. That’s the big con.

Love it works great for my plantar faciatis

I’ve been using these plantar fasciitis insoles, and they’ve made a noticeable difference in pain relief! They’re thick, provide excellent arch support, and really help with overall comfort. The only downside is that they tend to slide forward a bit, which can be a little annoying. However, aside from that minor issue, they’re a great purchase and worth trying if you’re looking for relief from foot pain.