KEENMen's K-10 Outdoor Replacement Insole

I've had my pair of Keen hiking boots since 2013, maybe '12. I hiked in them a lot because that was my job. Eventually the insoles wore out. I made the mistake of purchasing something that looked similar off the shelf at a local store, cut them to fit, and put them in my boots. They were not good, fit poorly, and we're terribly uncomfortable. I wore them for a while until I was able to replace the boots with another pair of Keens. Never did get rid of them though.Recently it occurred to me that having an extra pair of hiking boots would be good as I could keep one pair in my car for spur of the moment hikes and have another ready to go for hikes with friends. I bought these insoles hoping that it would make my old pair of hiking boots feel like new. And you know what? They kind of did.These insoles offer the same support as the ones that originally came with the boots, the ones that were hiked in for at least a thousand miles. They are comfortable for my feet, but more importantly, they fit the boots perfectly.If you own a pair of Keens and you find them to be very comfortable, then you owe it to yourself to buy their insoles when the time comes. Sure the tread on my boots is fairly worn (as you can imagine), and yes, these insoles aren't the least expensive out there, but I believe these boots will last me for another 5 or 10 years easy, and they'll be comfortable because of these insoles.

These innersoles make my husband's Keen shoes more comfortable & keep his feet warmer when out in the cold winter weather. They fit perfectly on his shoes. Will be buying again when they need to be replaced.

Item says Men's, but in recent orders it's listed as Women's. Item as received says Women's.I don't know if that's important at all, but it is a bit confusing.The key thing about these insoles is that they are thin and firm, just like the ones that come with a new pair of Keen's Targhee iv shoes, so the fit doesn't change.All the aftermarket insoles I've tried are much thicker and much more bouncy.

These are comfortable and sturdy replacement insoles. I have used them in various boots after the originals wear out.

I like the KEEN insoles because they are very light to trim. They come with marks for each shoe size and middle sizes so that you just can scissor along them.

These fit the shoe perfectly

The blue one is women's. The title is wrong for the color. The red one is men's. double check before you buy.

I couldn't find an answer (Keen didn't respond in 2 days) to which insoles to get to replace the worn out ones in one of my pairs of canvas Sienna mary janes. They're my everyday shoes, and I already have them in 4 colors, but the insoles are always the first part to wear out.I decided to go with the K-10s because they are the thinnest, and that seemed right for mary janes. Well, first of all, I got M and cut them down to 9, because my shoes are 9. But they were still a little bigger than the old insoles, so after trying them on like that and comparing them to all the old ones over and over, I finally cut to 8.5 (they're easy to cut).Now they fit well in the shoes, and will probably bring life back to this pair of Keens, but they are not even close to as comfy as my Keens with the original insoles. I wear these shoes because they are the only cute shoes that don't make my feet ache, so I'm afraid with these new insoles, my feet will ache like with other shoes (just got them today, so not sure about that yet).I wish the insoles were listed with what shoes they're for, because I don't know if I just should've gone with a different one, or if this is the best I'm gonna get. I just wish I could buy the exact insoles that they put in the shoes. They feel so soft and comfy, and these replacement insoles are just kind of stiff.I thought about putting fewer stars, but nobody promised me these would work with Sienna, so I don't want to judge them too harshly for not feeling like the old ones in those shoes.