Hike Cushion Insoles, 11.5–13 M / 12.5–14 W

Easy to trim to size. Well made. Use them in Lowa hiking boots. Have 500+ miles on them (hot weather, cold weather, wet weather) and they are still like new. Very comfortable; good arch support and cushioning. No odor after repeated use - have not had a need to clean them. Better than other advertised brands. Will buy again.

Perfect replacement for the thin insole that comes with the Salomon X Ultra 360 hiking boots. Didn’t have to cut them at all they went right in perfectly. The mid foot cushion is very good and protects from the sharp rocks on mountain terrain. The heel and arch are very stable and let the boot do all the work so your foot is not moving around sliding inside the boot at all. That helps allot when you’re just grinding out a trail with a heavy pack… stomp away!

I would highly recommend these for heavy use case. So I started a new hobby “ rucking” this is hiking with 30-60 pounds in a pack and go 3-10 miles at a time. I had ordered a pair of military style boots to work out and ruck in , I put abt 40 miles on them and it had completely collapsed the original insoles and gave me a crazy injury in the back of my knees it was really hard to walk or run. I ordered these insoles and I’d say with in 5 days the pain was gone and I felt fine. They have held up very well in wet and dry conditions. I’m not sure how many miles Iv put on them in the past 6 months but I know they have held up better than I expected. Only one problem so far. So the orange circle in the center of the hill came off and moved under the insole. Simple fix , small piece of gorilla tape and some glue and they are fine. I mix 6oz of warm water, teaspoon of sent booster pellets and 4oz of vinegar in a spray bottle. I use this to clean and deodorize the insoles and boots. No issues with that. I tell everyone abt the insoles I even wear them everyday at work as a landscaper they are not to stiff for every day use as I thought they would be so hope this helps definitely recommend them.

I suffer from Plantar Faciitis and have high arches. I had a combo of insoles and boots that worked for me for many years but both were discontinued and I needed to find other options and have been using various Superfeet products. I generally like to use an option from the boot manufacturer. I bought new Danner Mountain 600s and tried their upgraded fatigue fighter insole which was very good but still was not enough arch for me and I found I wasn’t wearing these boots on our Scout camp weekends. I bought another pair of these Superfeet Hike max insoles for my other boots and loved them and thought they would take up too much room in the Danners but swapped them to try and they were perfect. I purchased this latest pair and now these boots I was avoiding are my go to boots and my heels and arch don’t hurt. These are thinner than other superfeet and work in many hiking boots. They are for High and medium high arches and can be too much and uncomfortable is you do not have higher arches. They make a different product for medium arches called Trailblazer I get for my son. I recommend this highly. I don’t have either pair long enough to talk to the longevity of the insole and will post an update down the line when I have enough miles on them.

The Hike insoles are thick, soft, and feel very nice walking around. The arch support is medium high, but there is some give, so they feel supportive but not excessive. They have extra padding under the heel and the ball of your feet. The thickness, which is about a quarter inch in spots, can be a problem if your boots are on the tight side. I bought these to put in a pair of Merrell Jungle Moc shoes, but they raised my feet up high enough that the shoes started rubbing the back of my heels uncomfortably and my toes felt a bit squished. I think these would work better in lace-up, over-the-ankle boots than in snug loafers.

I dropped these into my Lacrosse rain boots to replace the flat stock insoles, and the difference was noticeable right away. The boots feel more supportive and don’t have that “hard slab” feeling anymore. I wear them for outdoor work, sometimes for hours at a time, and my feet are definitely less sore by the end of the day. They fit well without needing to trim and didn’t change how the boots feel around the ankle. Simple upgrade, but it made my boots a lot more comfortable to work in. Will post a follow up review after these fail or last at least 12 months

PRODUCT: "Superfeet Hike Cushion Insoles - Trim-to-Fit Flexible Arch Support Inserts for Hiking Boots or Shoes - Professional Grade with Odor Control" PROS: Look really good CONS: There is a statement right in the ad title that these have "Flexible Arch Support", but I disagree strongly!!! The plastic base under the foam padding is quite stiff. I won't say it is absolutely inflexible, but that's close. The very reason I bought these inserts is for their "flexibility" in the arch-heel area. WRONG!!! Next came the real test - walking. I wore these on a few short walks in my neighborhood - about 45 minutes and a mile or so each - and they felt just OK, but I reserved my review for a longer trial. Today, I wore these inserts in my boots for a shopping trip to several stores. 2.5 hours and maybe 2.5 miles later, and my feet were absolutely killing me. I will admit I was on parking pavement and hard floors in multiple stores, but why buy boot inserts except for padding and comfort? These provided neither. RECOMMENDATIONS: DO NOT buy these inserts unless you want your feet to hurt so bad you can't continue using them after a couple of miles? I do not return items of personal use after I have used them, so I'll just eat the cost of these inserts, but I warn you. Run like the devil from these inserts and do not look back!!!

These are the real deal. I got one pair for my hiking boots and loved them enough to get another set for my hunting boots. You get what you pay for.

A little pricey but quality and confett was was perfect

That they will last for some time. Primary use for hiking.

I have been an active-ish (play tennis three time a week - lots of walking) orthotic user for decades and have had constant foot/knee/hip pain even with the Orthotics. A few years ago, I bought a pair of sketcher shoes which I used on vacation and was very impressed at how comfortable and soft they were. I decided to try the non-orthotic insole-inserts to see if I could put them into tennis shoes and hiking shoes to be a little more comfotable while being active. After a month I can say I'm glad I did this - 1 tenth the price of orthotics and I can choose the comfort level. I good buy.

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Only fit one pair of my boots. V wide