Dr. Scholl'sDr. Scholl’s Extra Comfort Support Insoles Men, Size 8-14, 1 Pair: All-Day Comfort Shoe Inserts with Massaging Gel for Big & Tall Men, 200lbs+, Wide Feet - Arch Support Inserts for Men, Trim to Fit

I have two pairs of Hoka blondie 8's.my shoes are 9 1/2 double wide, they fit greatthey support my feet very well the thickness is great but very comfortable.they work very good, they took my feet pain away for about 7 hours.to be honest, I do not like the name of the company.. I feel it is very misleading.I looked at ones called 4 cloud or something like that, but these inserts are made for267 lbsvery comfortableI know will work for a very long timegreat supportthey are for wide shoesI went with these instead of the cloud..... the reviews were totally out of the park of people being happy.Honestly I never knew they made ones that were wide and made for heavy people.the best I have ever bought! hands down.I have spend a lot of money at the foot Dr buying from them. these are SOOOOO much more comfortable than the ones I bought from the Dr.but I still use a foam cushion under the inserts to make my calluses on each foot. put the foam under the insert and they will last for a very long time.

These work great for any shoes and seem to be good quality.

I weigh 200 lbs and I used this product to replace the stock soles on my sneakers. Overall they are comfortable, but the arch support felt too stiff for the first couple of days. The memory gel works well.

I purchased these to replace the insole of my work boots. They are much more comfortable than the original. I would highly recommend them.

I have a puppy that decided to tear up the insoles for 2 pairs of shoes while I was at the gym, so I had a decision to make -- toss the shoes out or find new insoles. With money being tight, I decided to look on Amazon to see if there were any decent insoles for cheap.These didn't have the best reviews of the bunch, but they were definitely the cheapest of the higher rated products.They were easy to cut down to the correct size and after one quick adjustment the first pair made my shoes actually feel more comfortable than they were, which is awesome!The other pair are about the same, although the heels feel a bit better. The toes are a little less comfortable than the originals in that pair. They are definitely a bit thin on the toes.If you're in need of cheap but comfortable insoles I would definitely check these out. If you're looking for more comfort away from the heels, check out the more expensive products.

So my feet have pretty average arches. The work boot insoles from Dr.-Scholls which advertises arch support are great for me. These say extra arch support and they mean it. They have plastic inserts that became painful to my feet by the end of the day. I can’t speak for the quality but unless you know you have high arches these are not for you.

I've used Dr Scholl's products for decades. Normally I would buy the less-expensive foam pads. Always found them comfortable.But recently something happened while wearing my old fashioned low-cut "tennis shoes." (flat soles/no arch support.) After a busy day of errands around town, my feet began to hurt badly. My heels felt like they were stone-bruised or something. Came home and eased into my bedroom slippers. Did not reduced the foot pain.I ordered the Dr Scholl's Extra Comfort all-day insoles. They arrived overnight from Prime. I trimmed them to correct size and inserted them into my tennis shoes. Immediately the pain began to disappear as I walked around the house.The difference between these "Extra Comfort" Gel inserts and the basic foam pads was amazing.Are these pads worth $15?.....They made my $12 tennis shoes feel like a million bucks.

Feels great