Superfeet Orange Trim-to-Fit Insoles - Medium/High Arch (For Men)
Trust Superfeet's Orange trim-to-fit insoles to supply the shock absorption and support you need during high-impact activities such as running, hiking or working in an industrial capacity.
- Encapsulating Stabilizer System positions feet to perform in their optimal functioning condition
- Full forefoot shock pad cushions against impact
- Ideal for feet with medium to high arches
- AgION® antimicrobial technology controls odor
- Deep heel cup absorbs shock
- Material: Rebound high-density hybrid EVA foam and polypropylene stabilizer cap
- Made in Korea
- Superfeet User's Guide
Average Rating based on 7 reviews
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Reviewed by Soprisette from Carbondale, Co. on Sunday, December 09, 2012I bought these for my husbands GORETEX workboots as they sounded like they would give him comfort and support while on his feet for long hours, these sounded perfect. Unfortunately,I didn't look at the USERS GUIDE that will inform you that you shouldn't wear with waterproof liners, that was a couple of clicks away. Can't say anything about performance as I don't know if I can justify keeping expensive insoles that don't have a home.
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Reviewed by Soprisette from Carbondale, Co. on Saturday, December 01, 2012After researching & buying these inserts for my husband, I opened them up to find a disclaimer for boots with waterproofing membranes. As I bought them for his GORE-TEX work boots, I was really bummed. Apparently the tough material on the bottom of the heels can rip the membrane. I wish that info would have been available on the product info before buying them. I cannot say anything about the insets themselves, just diappointed info wasn't there.
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Reviewed by Granite Astronaut from SF Bay Area on Tuesday, October 16, 2012Toss out the inserts that came with your backpacking boots—they weren't meant to be used for real—they were just meant to help you size the boot at the time of purchase. To maximize the comfort and ergonomics of your hiking boot, you have to get replacement inserts that were made for the job. These inserts are it.
- Best Uses: Hiking Boot Insert
- Cons: Price
- Pros: Comfort, Ergonomics
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Reviewed by Granite Astronaut from Pleasanton, CA on Tuesday, October 02, 2012Solved chronic foot pain while hiking for me. I've used them for many hundreds of miles backpacking and dayhiking as well in my mountaineering boots. The insoles that come with shoes and boots are worthless. Now I replace them immediately.
- Best Uses: Hiking boots
- Cons: Pricey
- Pros: Comfortable, Good support
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Reviewed by happy feet from fremont CA on Saturday, March 24, 2012I love the feel of them, they are the best insoles so far. They are a general size, so since I have a very narrow foot and long arch, I bought a size F in mens (11.5-13), and cut it down to a size 9.5 in womens. I think they are too expensive, but they sure have helped my back and keep me going longer.
- Best Uses: Tennis shoes and boots
- Cons: Too wide
- Pros: Very Comfortable
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Reviewed by Dalbert from Boulder,Co on Thursday, October 20, 2011These insoles are great! I am a carpenter and am on my feet all day long, and these insoles have reduced the amount of back pain I feel after a long day.
- Best Uses: All day use in work boots
- Cons: Pricey but worth it
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Reviewed by Pete from Dagsboro, DE on Wednesday, September 07, 2011Great insoles but they cost almost as much as some of the light hiking shoes I put them in!
- Best Uses: Hiking, Standing
- Cons: Expensive
- Pros: Cushion, Support
