Are these Insoles "Amazon Tough?"
161637
Yes. Bear in mind that when worn daily all insoles might have to be changed annually.
862178
When I got them for my son I put them in a new pair of Asics sneakers. I did not take out the insole as the shoes were new. My son had no complaints and they are still in the sneakers since August of last year. The package the Dr. Scholl's come in say to take out the insole but I didnt. It wont hurt for you to try it first without taking out the insole and see if they are comfortable enough for you. Then you can decide to leave the insole in or take it out. I agree taking it out sometimes is too much work and messes up the shoe. LOL!! Valerie
870457
Not really. The main purpose of them is to keep your foot from sliding forward in heels thereby making them more comfortable. They are not support insoles but more like a tool. That's why they don't take up the entire bottom of your shoe.
1504936
Not particularly. I ordered these as a less expensive alternative to the superfeet orthotic inserts I have been wearing. These do not fit as well or relieve pressure/correct alignment issues nearly as effectively. I would not recommend.
1315660
yes - they are hard, black plastic but they are removable (as are the sox). There are many different kinds of shoes, boots, etc. available.
1911396
They are not ideal at all. I would avoid these insoles at all cost. They have no way to stick to the inside of your shoe. They also disintegrated on the first day I wore them. The massaging gel part broke into uncomfortable pieces and slipped around in my shoe. Honestly, I would not wish these insoles on anyone.
568126
I guess that depends on how much room your sandal straps give your foot. I found these insoles to be thin and smooth. Never got my feet raw or sore.
2123963
These insoles are fairly substantial in thickness. I bought them for my husband because his boots had no cushion and were uncomfortable. He loves them and does not complain that his boots are too snug now so I'm not sure they would reduce the size by one whole size. They will help some, I feel sure.
1228744
It depends on the vendor. When I bought a pair from iDeal Xpert, they were fake. But I took a chance and bought again from MyParana, and those were real and new! Over the past several days I haven't seen Amazon itself selling any, but we customers should help each other know who sells the real ones and who doesn't!
1273225
Yes. These are good. You might want to go to a red wing shoe or Walgreen and try a pressure reading for the feet. Gels last only a few months then need replacing
816422
The Rugged has a tougher sole and will wear longer and have a greater resistance to punctures or cuts. The Rugged is less flexible though. I cannot comment on the Durable but the Rugged boots have kept my dogs pads injury free and they have held up wonderfully. No more cuts or splinters.
371225
Sorry, that hasn't happen to us, so we don't know. We do know my husband loves them. They work great. He has no feeling in his one leg and foot, so he doesn't know if the foot is cold or not. With these insoles he dosn't have to worry about frost bite. He can stay outside longer and still be safe.
2123961
I doubt it. I took out the original foam insole- inserted these and the fit did not change. In other words after using 5 or more pairs of these the same way the insole has not changed the size of the shoe. Hope this makes sense. Most insoles seem thin and one of the really nice things about these is they are very effective in cushioning my old feet. I am packing too much weight and these really help even tho they are not real thick. Most of the thin ones are worthless after a few days. You might try stacking a couple of cheap foam ones under a good pair of liners like these?? Good luck. Trapper I doubt it. I took out the original foam insole- inserted these and the fit did not change. In other words after using 5 or more pairs of these the same way the insole has not changed the size of the shoe. Hope this makes sense. Most insoles seem thin and one of the really nice things about these is they are very effective in cushioning my old feet. I am packing too much weight and these really help even tho they are not real thick. Most of the thin ones are worthless after a few days. You might try stacking a couple of cheap foam ones under a good pair of liners like these?? Good luck.... » Read More I doubt it. I took out the original foam insole- inserted these and the fit did not change. In other words after using 5 or more pairs of these the same way the insole has not changed the size of the shoe. Hope this makes sense. Most insoles seem thin and one of the really nice things about these is they are very effective in cushioning my old feet. I am packing too much weight and these really help even tho they are not real thick. Most of the thin ones are worthless after a few days. You might try stacking a couple of cheap foam ones under a good pair of liners like these?? Good luck. Trapper « Show Less
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These booties are self-lined. In other words the same semi-soft plastic you see on the outside is what you will find inside. You are supposed to put on a pair of paraffin protector liners before inserting your foot - it would not be wise to go against manufacturer's instructions. It is the same as you would see them do in the salon or the podiatrist office (I've had treatments in both places and they all follow the same procedure).
952323
I have not had any problem with the Pedag Lady Gel-Velvety insole. I have them in sandals and dress shoes. No problems and love the product. Feet never hurt with them in.
758270
I don't know, but they are not heavy for me and I do not do well with heavy footwear!
711009
If you have not been diagnosed with plantar fasciitis, then this will help, but spenco polysorb insoles will do a much better job. They are a complete insole, whereas the profoot arch support are only 3/4 of an insole. I still have the profoot arch supports but I only use them in shoes without heel support. Do not invest in expensive insoles. I did and was greatly disappointed. Experiment.