Sof Sole Fit Performance Insole for High, Medium or Low Arches

This is my first arch support insole. I love the plushness of the cushion and the arch support relieves the pain in my feet. It does have an irritable smell. Not sure what chemical it has been treated with, but once my feet is in the shoes on top of the insoles, I can no longer smell it (also helps that i am tall and my nose is further away from my shoes). Would definitely purchase again if it is on sale.

For the price, it is the best soles I have used for my fitness and agility training. Highly recommended!

I have been having problems with Plantar fasciitis that have almost crippled me and made it very painful to walk any distance. These insoles maintain their rigidity over time compared to those made with foam arch supports. Worth the extra cost.

Las plantillas cumplen aunque al principio se sienten rígidas habrá que usarlas para que aflojen un poco, por lo pronto sí corrigen la pisada.

This review is for the Sof Sole Fit Neutral Insole. I'm a 45 yr old male with diabetic neuropathy, over pronation, a falling arch in my right foot and sciatica which results in the feeling of a knot on my right foot opposite of my arch where the nerve ending is. Needless to say I experience a lot of foot pain. My podiatrist suggested a pair of New Balance 928 walking shoes and a neutral or medium height arch support and foot stabilizing insole. I bought the shoes and a pair of Vionic Insoles. At first they hurt,esp my right foot. It felt like I was walking on a giant rock right on my arch. The instructions on the insoles said to wear only 2 hrs at a time until the pain went away. I was weary that they would make it worse but with advice from my chiropractor, stuck with the insoles. Within a week the "rock" had disappeared and the pain in my foot was much less. Eventually the shoes with the inserts became the most comfortable shoes I'd ever had. Unfortunately I was evacuated from my house due to wild fires, staying in hotels for two weeks and lost the shoes with the inserts. That was 170$ and I was too broke to buy those shoes and insoles again for over 6 months and lost most of the progress I made. I purchased a few 10$ insoles from Amazon but the arches were too high and the support was too flexible(the Vionic have rigid support) and the rock never went away in them. Enter the Sof Sole Fit. After the high arch on the cheapies I decided to go with the neutrals. Initially I was afraid they were too narrow and would hurt the nerve ending of my sciatic nerve. I put them on and they were very rigid but did not put pressure on the nerve like some of the cheaper ones did. That first day the rock was pretty big and my feet definitely hurt but now four days in the rock flattens out with minutes of wearing them. So far my exp is similar to the Vionics and I'm sure these inserts will help with my problems. They could have more support on the ball of your foot and they do squeak a little when you walk, due to the slick nylon on the heel. Also they are a bit narrow so if you wear a wide shoe they can move a bit if you're shoes are not laced up tight. To me these are miniscule problems. Also the arch support peaks towards the back of the arch. Imo this is best for actually healing the fallen arch, the Vionics also had this kind of support where as the cheaper insoles had a more forward support and didn't help me. The bottom line is these are quality rigid inserts that will help with over pronation, falling arches and plantar fasciitis. They are of high quality in league with Superfeet, Vionic , Powerstep Maxx, Spenco Total Support Max