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 Hold up very well Jul 24, 2010
I've had a pair of these for a year now, and they are holding up much better than the shoes. They give good arch support. I just bought another pair for a new set of shoes. I recommend them. They don't really add any padding, so if you're looking for padding, these are not it.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Superfeet Green really work - even for plantar fasciitis Nov 03, 2009
I have plantar fasciitis - at its worst, it feels like a hot spike driving up my heel. No fun at all, but I work "on my feet" as a presenter, really enjoy walking, birding etc. and work out six days a week, including using a challenging program on the treadmill.
I've tried a number of shoe inserts offered over the counter - the gel-filled and "gooey" ones do not work at all, and many others do not work nor do they last. Superfeet are significantly more expensive than most of these - but they are very durable, and they work.
When you trim these properly and first use them, it may feel like the arch support is too far back for proper support, but it is precisely this positioning, plus the rigidity of the plastic insert, that help position the foot properly. My podiatrist approves of these, and Kaiser Permanente, my health provider, sells these. In the end, the Superfeet green make it once again a pleasure to work out and enjoy the wonderful outdoors, and help eliminate plantar fasciitis from my experience. Definitely worth the price, and I have several sets trimmed to fit the shoes I use to work, work out and walk.
N.B. Get some good, supportive slippers or flats to use when you might otherwise use non-support slippers or go barefoot. These will definitely help as well.
So far these are working for me Oct 13, 2009
Because of a job that required me to stand on concrete for 12 hours a day, I have/had a variety of problems with my feet, ankles, knees and back.
Within 2 months of starting the job I had plantar fasciitis. I bought some powerstep pinnacle insoles and those, combined with stretching exercises, healed my PF within a month. It has not come back since.
However I still had other problems. The Powersteps were great, but I would occasionally hear and feel a clicking sound in my back and right leg when I walked. I had no idea what that was about.
I decided to switch to superfeet green insoles and when I put them on I felt they did a much better job of aligning my legs. The heel cup feels deeper and more supportive, and my legs felt more aligned. I noticed that, so far (its only been a month) I have not noticed the clicking sound/feeling since I started wearing these. I hope this keeps up.
So I am happy. I have heard from other reviewers that these things last a year or more. But I've only used mine for a month, so I really don't know.
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Walking - yes. Running - no. Oct 12, 2009
Even though they provide decent support, these are NOT runners' insoles. They're as hard and stiff and inflexible as plastic can get.
 needs more metatarsal support Sep 26, 2009
I tried the pink, blue, and green Superfeet insoles, and were disappointed with the metatarsal cushioning of all three for running shoes. I use Spira running shoes. the arch support and heel cushioning are fine for my mild over pronating and medium arched feet.
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