Dr. Scholl's Arthritis Support Insoles, Women, 1 Pair

Lately, my feet have been staging a protest during gym workouts — think fatigue, aches, and a general “we’re not doing this today” attitude. So I picked up the Dr. Scholl's Arthritis Support Insoles hoping for some relief. A little pricey? Yes. Worth it? Absolutely.They’re comfortable, well-made, and slipped right into my shoes without any trimming drama (a rare win in the insole world). I bought the women’s size 6–10 and they fit like they were custom-made for my sneakers. The heel support is especially impressive — it’s like my feet finally got the memo that they deserve better.I’ve paired them with compression socks for extra support, and the combo has really helped with foot fatigue. I’ve now added these insoles to several pairs of my daily shoes, and I’m already seeing improvement. My feet aren’t exactly throwing a party yet, but they’ve stopped complaining — and that’s progress.If your workouts are leaving your feet grumpy, these insoles might just be the peace offering they’ve been waiting for.

Ahhhhh, thank you for these inserts.On my feet for 12+ hours a day, on concrete, up and down stairs, up and down scaffolding, running around like a fool, for work.My hip began to hurt. Sleep became a memory. Being comfortable became a battle.These inserts effectively erased my pain in just one day of wearing. I did not have to remove my boot's original insoles to accommodate them. They added no noticeable thickness to the front of my feet making them effective without crowding my toes and causing other issues. So far they have proven very durable, have helped with foot pain I hadn't noticed before and my arches feel supported and less tired.Nice, Dr. Scholl. Nice.....

Feels great. Have inserted into my sneakers to heal aching legs. Do hope all will help to heal.

So I love Sketchers shoes. They may not have the best arch support (at least not the ones I have) but they do feel good on the feet. I developed pain in my knees and it’s gotten worse but of course, my initial thought was arthritis. I tried rubbing CBD oils and other ointments on my knees but nothing was helping. It never occurred to me that it could be a lack of arch support in my shoes. I saw a commercial on tv (company name withheld) but one of the testimonies was they had custom-made insoles done which helped out the pain in their knees. I looked them up online, but the price made my jaw drop. They run from $400 to $1000. I looked on Amazon for insoles that targets knee pain and seen these so I decided to try them. They arrived and I put them in my shoes the next day and could immediately feel the difference. I couldn’t believe it. I still have a tinge of discomfort but nothing like I had before I put them in. I’m very satisfied with the quality and thickness of the insoles because once I put them in, I really couldn’t feel them. Just so I don’t have to keep transferring these from shoe to shoe. I’m more than likely, almost definitely, going to order a few more pairs.

These are comfortable but can still be weird when you first start wearing them. It feels like my foot slides when I wear thin socks and then with thick socks it’s not as bad. I like them but they don’t really offer the support I think I need. I’m going to keep wearing them and see if my mind changes after trying another support insert to try. I have mid-high arches and these give support but I think I need more and a better ankle space. Due to the sliding of the feet I feel like my ankle doesn’t get all the support it needs. I’ll provide an update after I try out the other inserts.

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Surprisingly they help relieve my back and knee pains. A friend told me about them I was skeptical but I tried them and they are helpful.

Didn’t fit my whole shoe I’m a size 10