PowerStepOriginal Insoles - Arch Pain Relief Orthotics for Tight Shoes - Foot Support for Plantar Fasciitis, Mild Pronation, Foot & Arch Pain - Shoe Inserts for All, Made in USA (M 8-8.5, F 10-10.5)

I was using mono Trail for years and absolutely loved them! I was so heartbroken to find out that the company went out of business. I went into Salt Lake running company and they fit me with these. So far so good. Fingers crossed that they’ll be that my new love. I noticed such a huge difference when I don’t wear insoles I get foot knee and back pain. These are a lifesaver!

my foot doctor gave me my first pair, and I have bought this brand ever since and I order every 4 months due to having flat feet. They are very comfortable, and I recommend you try them out. Even if you don't have flat feet.

These were 1st in the top row of arch support inserts the ortho showed me. They seem very well made & would likely give support longer than ones I've been using & replacing for 6+ yrs (which aren't specifically for arch support).Why 4 stars? When I put them in my shoes on top of the heel pad the orthopedic surgeon also told me to purchase, my heel slipped way up with every step (didn't happen with the non-arch support orthotics I had been using). One foot felt pretty uncomfortable. Maybe I would've gotten used to them, but I didn't want to walk around much in something I might need to return. In this case, an in- store trial might be better & I'm going to a specialty shoe store today to do exactly that.

After having plantar fasciitis twice, these inserts have been a lifesaver for my feet with the awesome arch support! I put these in all of my shoes if they will fit, even my hey dudes. I purchase a new insert every time I buy a new shoe and have used these for years, so no telling how many of these I have bought. They are much cheaper than having to custom insert but hold up great!

We bought insoles for my husband in 2019 and 2021. He has third-degree flat feet, and when he started using the insoles, the pain in his ankle went away. They usually start to lose effectiveness after about 2–3 years. He still wears them every day, but now uses two insoles in each shoe. It’s definitely time to get new ones.

These made a noticable difference; better than several found and tried in local stores

The ones from CVS work just s well.

The original ones are perfect for me.