Dr. Scholl'sAIR-PILLO Insoles // Ultra-Soft Cushioning and Lasting Comfort with Two Layers of Foam that Fit in Any Shoe - One pair

Great cushion / liner for a pair of shoes … extends the life of a pair of shoes.

I have rough soles on my feet that prevent me from doing any type of walking without pain. The insoles allow me to walk nearly without pain.I don't leave home without having the insoles in my shoes.

Girl okay I get them all the time. They do cushion the shoe well.

These are exactly what I needed 🙂👍

You pay for the quality that you get. Did not really add as much cushion as I wanted for my shoes. Did not really feel a difference with the insoles I had originally had with my walking shoes. Walking was fine but really wanted a product that helped with the discomfort of being on my feet for a long period of time. Very thin insoles.

I bought these to hopefully fix the problems I was having with my new running shoes, which were putting pressure on my feet in places that caused pain in my feet and legs. I had tried a different type of Dr. Scholl's inserts which had little bumps and a very different texture that caused a different kind of pain.These insoles are much thinner than any I've used before, yet they solved all my problems. They have just the right amount of cushioning, and don't take up too much space in my shoes.It was tricky figuring out how to separate the two insoles which seemed to be fused together, and the instructions could have been much clearer. However, I did manage to peel them apart.Important note: If you are using these in running shoes with removable inner soles of their own, If you cut the new insole along the lines marked for your shoe size, it may end up not working in your running shoes.I found it works best to pull the original insole out of the shoe and lay the Dr. Scholl's insole on top of the shoe's insole and trace the shape of the shoe's insole onto the marked side of the Dr. Scholl's and cut along the lines you've marked. This will allow the Dr. Scholl's to cover the original insole fully, and you then put both back into the shoe, with the Dr. Scholl's on top.

I have a pair of shoes that are super cute, but hurt after 5-ish hours. I'd bought insoles, but they were just too thick, so I figured for three bucks, I'd try these.First, there are TWO insoles - it does look like one, but they're just smooshed together. If you look and vend around the toe area, you'll be able to easily separate them. Don't be afraid of ripping them or something, they are meant to separate! I added a photo to show this.The sizing runs larger than what is said in the description - I added a photo of the sizing guide (included in the pack) to show sizes.I figured I'd use my actual shoe to measure, instead of the standard sizing guide, to ensure a great fit. The shoes I used were labeled women's 10.5, though they fit more like a 10 - you can see in the pic how much extra room there is on the insert itself. All I did was lay the shoe on top of the inserts (both still joined together) and trace around it with a pen. The toe is upturned a bit as shoes often are, so when I got to that section I just pressed down on the toe (lifting the heel off the "page") to get a good trace. Then I cut it out (both inserts at once) with regular scissors, cutting just inside my trace line to account for the width of the shoe.I inserted the double-insert that I had just cut, to double-check the fit and see whether I needed to trim anymore. The fit was great and it felt great! I had enough room in my shoe that the double layer of both inserts felt really nice. If I'd already had a second set of inserts, I probably would have used two inserts in each shoe (for this price, it's still less than any other bargain priced insoles). But I decided to split them so I could wear the shoes right away, so I just peeled them apart.I immediately ordered 5 more pairs of inserts! They're thin enough that they'll go in any shoe, and they're so easy to trim since they're thin. They just give a little extra padding and cushion.If a shoe needs a but more, it's easy to use one pair (joined together) in a single shoe - since they come so well-joined that people mistakenly think it's just one insert, there's no real risk of them coming apart and flopping around in the shoe.Glad I tried these!

Not the best sole but helps with heel pain.