CURREX RunPro Insoles for Running Shoes, Arch Support Inserts to Help Reduce Fatigue, Prevent Injuries, Boost Performance for Men & Women (Medium Arch, Size XL)

Wonderful, worth every dime! These insoles are like heaven—walking on clouds in my Hoka’s. I read an online review that said that they rivaled custom orthotic insoles, and I agree. I have worn custom-made orthotic insoles for about 15 years now, but the insurance no longer covers them and I can’t afford the $350 per pair. But I concur with the review I read, these insoles are indeed almost as good as my custom orthotics were, certainly in terms of the arch support and padding. I agree with what the review said—that the only area that they can’t compete with custom orthotics is the toe area/box; customer orthotics actually have custom indentations for your toes, since they are molded by your feet , that are just not present on these more mass marketed insoles. They really are worth $60, if that’s what’s holding you back. I ordered them alongside with much more affordable but fairly well touted insoles that only cost $20. And the $20 insoles were OK, and if you’ve never experienced a good fitting insole, you might think they were great. But truth is that they pale in comparison to these insoles. I’m a bakery delivery driver, so I’m on my feet walking all day. These insoles inside my Hoka running shoes almost brought me to tears today, the first day I’ve worn them. They really do rival the custom orthotics if you pay attention and follow the manufacturers instructions for measuring your arch, and then order the right arch height— very important! As the photo instruction show, all you have to do is wet the bottom of your feet well, and then step on a piece of cardboard or darker paper— I usedthe inside of a paper grocery bag. You then compare the silhouette of your foot to the pictures they provide and it’s easy to see what your arch situation is. My only complaint is I am a gentleman size 13, so I took a 2 XL, for men’s shoe sizes 13 to 15. I then had to cut along the size 13 line in order for them to fit my shoes. They ended up fitting perfectly, but at this price point I think it’s a little Mickey Mouse that you have to cut the insoles to fit.. If you’re new to high-quality insoles, you do need to pay attention and break them in a little bit slowly; wearing them for only 2 to 4 hours for the first few days until your feet get used to them. I was wearing a pair of five year-old orthotics that were aging rather rapidly. And today with these new insoles, it was super comfortable, but after eight hours, my feet were very, very slightly sore. For someone that’s never worn orthotic geared insoles before, you really do need to take it slow or your feet can really scream if you try to wear them 8+ hours on the first day. Highly, highly recommend! Excellent product that I am so happy to have found! My feet are absolutely thrilled!

These are the best insoles I have used. This is my second set and I will be buying more to put in my other shoes. They do cost more than other insoles I have used, but I feel it is worth it to buy an insole that works and holds up well. I have one set in a size 12 walking/running Hoka, and this set in a slip on pair of size 12 extra wide Sketchers. I did not need to trim pair this pair, they fit perfectly after removing the factory insole. These have had no effect on my stability and are thin so they do not affect the fit. As I get older, I appreciate products like these that keep me going.

These are the insoles that Fleet Feet sold me when I purchased my HOKA shoes. I bought 2 pairs of shoes and one set of inserts, intending to switch the insoles between the shoes. The insoles fit very securely and, because of occasional arthritis stiffness in my hands, I decided that I needed a pair for each pair of shoes. Fleet Feet is some distance from my home, so I turned to Amazon and purchased them for the same price. The insoles help with Plantar Fasciitis and arthritis pain. They provide good arch support. They don’t take up much room in my shoes, so my toes are not crowded. These insoles compare with the custom insoles that I purchased through my chiropractor at half the cost.

Insole currently in use. Impressed with shaping as precisely fit shoe. Very good that they have available for extra wide for shoes. Structure and support appear good so far. Using in Sketchers Elevate 2.0 shoes. Heel pad slightly softer than expected, overall sole support appears good so far

Second time I ordered these and they provide nice support. Just take out the sole inserts in your tennis shoes, and replace with these.

My ever growing 15yo son needed these. I bought these, as well as the Vktry brand. He says they’re both very similar. He has this pair in his everyday shoes and the other pair in his cleats. Very easy to trim! Just follow the lines on the bottom. The material is extremely comfortable while offering support. After a few days of everyday wear he had arch relief. He is 6’2 175 lbs and wears 11.5 we trimmed them just a bit and they’re perfect. If he needs another pair, we will definitely buy these again!

They work great 2 time buying 2 pair at a time!!!!

These are well made, but did not meet my needs. They are good quality and have good shock absorption - but that's it. You must really understand your foot anatomy and issues before buying inserts. These inserts have ZERO support for the balls of the feet area, so if you have hypermobility in the forefront of your feet, then yes, these inserts are going to feel very lacking (you will start feeling pain in the balls of your feet wearing these) - it means you need inserts with metatarsal pads (or) buying stick-on felt metatarsal pads separately, which is better... because the position of where to stick the metatarsal pads (beneath the balls of your feet) vary from person to person (if you take this route, make sure to change the metatarsal felt pads every month, because they flatten out). A way to know you have hypermobile forefronts of your feet: you can wear very high heels or wedges (3" to 6" high heels) for hours - or had a history of doing so; you have a bunion (or two); your podiatrist made you orthotics in the past that had metatarsal pads. Second, these inserts don't address pronation very well (and mine is very mild). My best friend is a podiatrist and advised me to get inserts for flat feet or low arch, even if I have a medium/normal arch - due to the fact inserts for flat feet will address pronation more aggressively. I have a pronation in the rear of my left foot. She recommended I get Powerstep Pinnacle for Low Arch, and pair it with a separate felt metatarsal pad - so we shall see.

Fitted perfectly in to my 9.5 asics. Just enough arch support for me. Expensive yes, but no shin splints anymore!

es un producto que ya he utilizado, la calidad es excelente y duran mucho tiempo. Las utilizo para correr y me parecen perfectas para mi tipo de pisada.

Ich kannte die Einlagen schon aus dem Laufladen meines Vertrauens. Aufgrund von Zeitstress und längerer Anfahrt hab ich beschlossen sie dieses Mal über Amazon zu bestellen. Sie bieten eine individuelle Unterstützung bei der Lauf-Ergonomik und ich bin seit mehreren Jahren sehr zufrieden mit ihnen!

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