Height Increase Insoles Air Taller Cushion Shoes Insoles 4-Layer Heel Insert for Men

I had been thinking about purchasing a product like this for a while. Recently, I saw a commercial advertising a different type that you wear over your foot. Didn’t look like it would be comfortable. But that commercial led me to search for this product on Amazon. I found these and two things drew my interest. (1) The price and (2) The stacking style.When I got them and put them (no stacking) in a shoe and was not pleased with the feel. Once I realized I had put them in upside down. They felt much better! 😂I started with the non-stacked insole and then moved to the shortest addition. I have no idea how tall I am standing now. But I started at 5/10 and feel a lot taller. They are comfortable to wear all day. So far, nobody has actually said anything about looking taller. Since I wore the 1 level for a bit it was gradual enough for them not to notice.Bottom line is I feel better and more confident using these. They work best with a boot/hitop shoe. Lower top shoes and push your ankle outside of the shoe.A++ would buy again

a lil small in the shoe but the 3 inch hight increase was pretty cool

I got these just for fun and they do add to your height but they are not comfortable. If you go to use all 3 your heel will be nearly out of your shoe. Fun but not practical for the little height you get.

Honestly, Most people are saying that these are very uncomfortable but my experience was way different. Honestly it’s surprisingly comfortable and increases height well, only issue is that the more boost you put the less your foot will fit inside. If you want to buy this product I reccommend getting less boost on it and get it if your a size 9-12

First, these are very poorly crafted. The rubber/foam material isn't cut out properly, with odd hanging pieces and uncomfortable production type bumps from the mold that aren't sanded or trimmed off. Initial impression out of the box is that these are shoddy. Also, the sizing where you can cut off the excess is impossible to read, due to the poor craftsmanship and distortion where the sizing guide is written. The other issue is that these are too narrow. They float in your shoe from side to side, almost as though these were made for tiny little narrow shoes. I do not have wide feet. Due to the narrow width throughout, I find half of my foot is on the padded part, and the other portion hangs off and has a gap under it, where I feel the elevation difference between the shoe and the pad pressing uncomfortably. The concept and idea is good, the product execution and craftsmanship is poor. I would not recommend these.

I read a lot of reviews before buying where people reported inserts being small, narrow, or uncomfortable. I can say I didn't have any of these issues. I'm not a large person--I wear US men's 5/US women's 6.5--and these were perfectly sized for my sneakers. I used them in a pair of deep-set "platform" (there's only like an inch of lift booo) shoes, women's size 7. The shoes were a loose fit on me on purpose so that I could add lifts. I ended up using one attachment to the heel each, but I also used another wedge attachment under the toe part to give me more of a platform inside overall. (The shoes had a LOT of room from sole to tongue) I cut them down to the line marked 7, despite it saying men's, so these may be a bit shorter than you'd expect? But they're not uncomfortable at all. They're quite cushy and nice to walk on. I frequently wear platforms or heels though, so maybe do some calf pulses before you go buying these if you anticipate having an issue lol. I suspect they might flatten a bit over time, but unless you used these in huge boots, you'll probably have a wedge or two left over that you couldn't use in the heel (unless you wanna look insane) that you can add in later. For an Amazon shoe insert, I'd say it's not bad at all. They're more comfortable to use than just wearing my other 3" platform sneakers so I say it's worth it to try em.

Didn’t try them yet. Quality good

Hurt your feet, no matter how you adjust, too hard.