Dr. Scholl's Extra Support Shoe Insoles for Women, Size 6-11, 1 Pair: Designed for Plus-Size and Tall Women, Arch Inserts - Helps Reduce Lower Back Pain and Foot & Leg Fatigue

As I have gotten older, my legs hurt more. I work on a concrete floor and these help with the pain after being on my feet all day. They offer good support and are comfortable in most shoes. I do not use them in all shoes because they are thick and make some pairs uncomfortable.These are better than some insoles I have used and I always wear these when I wear flat sneakers (ie Converse, Keds) as they have absolutely no support on their own.

I work 8.5 hour days standing on tile floor that is over cement for the entirety of my shifts. It has been so rough on my feet, knees and ankle, I honestly didn't think it was possible for these silly $12 things to make a difference but THEY DO. I cant believe it. My boots are now extremely comfortable and the pain that always hit me after 2 hours of standing on that floor is now gone and doesn't happen at all during my shift.I did have to cut them custom for my shoe but it was easy with the guidelines. If you don't cut it according to your shoe it may be uncomfortable. They seem thin, but even so I did notice that my shoes are a bit more snug. I usually wear a half size up because I prefer them loose but even so they are still so comfortable. and it was $12?!?!I wear a women's size 8 and the arch was in the perfect spot. Hope this helps you!

Ok listen, as someone who has worn flat shoes their whole life (converse, flats, vans, sandals, etc) these insoles honestly and truly fell like I have a giant rock in my shoe supporting my high arches. It's an adjustment. I was skeptical.BUT I wore them in a pair of Vans to a summer music fest and for the first time in my whole life did NOT experience that oh-so-bittersweet lower back pain that I always get at concerts. It's the only environment Ive ever experienced that particular discomfort, since my very first rock show at the ripe age of 14. Who would have thought a little ARCH SUPPORT was the answer all along. Color me surprised! HahaBut anyway.If you're not used to support, these are gonna feel funky. And while my feet are still not exactly comfortable in them, they don't HURT when I wear the shoes they're in either. It just feels very different than what im used to. But my back has thanked me, and so I'm convinced these are great.I suspect if you wear them regularly, you would adjust to the uncomfortableness after a short while.The shoes I added them too fit a little loose before, and with these they fit perfectly. So I would recommend either adding them to well worn shoes to revive them, or size the shoe up a half size to accommodate. Or maybe you can take out the shoes included insole to accommodate, I don't know. Do what feels right for you, booboo.

I dont really write reviews, but I think this deserves it. This product was so comfortable in shoes i get tired of walking in after a couple hours. They were so comfortable that I was able to hike, climb, and run on a 8 day trip throughout all the highlands of scotland. I hikes hills, mountains, trails, etc. without ANY foot pain from morning to night. And it was not the shoe that made that possible it was these inserts.

While the main arch support is good, and there is some secondary arch support, there is almost no padding. It kind of cradles the foot instead of giving support to the main pressure areas. It feels like what a good supportive shoe might feel like if it was missing its insert. I expected support AND cushion. This is not it.

These inserts really do seem to help with lower back pain. I am a pet sitter, walk a lot of dogs, and i can really feel a difference. I recommend these inserts.

These are very comfortable and offer great support. I've had mine for over a year now and they're still in great shape.

I am an overweight woman with flat feet and fibromyalgia. I work as a substitute teacher and am on my feet all day. I haven't found any shoes that won't hurt my feet by the end of the day. I decided to try these insoles with my favorite sneakers...and it worked! My feet did not hurt at the end of the day. The only thing I would recommend is that you wear socks. If you are like me and tend to wear your shoes barefoot, the plastic arch support can be a bit irritating.