Form 220+ lbs Plantar Fasciitis Insoles – Reinforced Comfort Shaped High Arch Insoles Shoe Inserts for Plantar Fasciitis Women and Men – Shock Absorption - Flat Feet Orthotic Inserts for Work Boots

I was a little skeptical because of how much they were. When they showed up they didn’t look like anything special. I have been battling planters fasciitis in my left foot for about four months to the point that I can’t walk by the end of the day. Ice, anti inflammatory meds, massage hasn’t done much up to this point.I am 6’3” and fairly muscular build at 240lbs. Was hoping for something.Day 1- I heat molded them to my foot this morning and put them in my cowboy boots (the shoes that are by far the most painful after wearing them all day.) I wore the boots for 10 hours today and have much less pain. I was so excited for the success day one that I had to review these and suggest them. I will be ordering more for other dress shoes, tennis shoes, and work boots. I am sold. They held my foot in great position. As you can tell I am ecstatic for the release and hope that I will finally start getting my healthy feet back again. I don’t review much but this was something I couldn’t pass on if there are others out there that could use the help.Btw I looked into 10-15 different brands prior to choosing these as I am naturally a sceptic with things like these. The cheaper ones I have bought in the past never did much. But after one day I can feel a difference.I’ll update this if for any reason my results change but at this point I am 100% satisfied.

I had plantar fasciitis and was jumping around trying to find the right insole for my shoes. After seeing the FORM insoles at an expo, I decided to give them a try because they seemed a lot sturdier than my other ones. Not mention, at this particular expo they were being marketed to people who are on their feet all day in work boots. I figured if the insoles could stand up to that much usage then they might be good for me to consider for my dress shoes that I wear to the office and my running shoes. I purchased the reinforced Insoles for my everyday running and walking shoes and the regular insoles for my dress shoes. They have been great. Ever since I have started using them my feet have felt less fatigued and my fasciitis has not flared up near as much. I like this insole for a few reasons. First of all, I like that the insole is a full insole and it is more durable and better at keeping to its form than others I have tried. I particularly like the reinforced pair because of the reinforcement to the heel and the arch. This reinforcement was something that I was not finding in many insoles and it has been great, giving my arch and feet the support that I need. The best part about these insoles is that after a few wears it molds to your feet and you don't even know you are using them, except for the fact that your feet feel better. These insoles have been great for my feet and I would recommend them for others. I even bought my fiancee some of the ultra-thin ones for her shoes.

I got these a few weeks ago. I heated them up and walked around...allowing them to form. So far, they're pretty comfortable. I originally had them in my Oboz hikers and they were uncomfortable. The problem was that these insoles are fairly 'stiff' and the Oboz have a very stiff shank. The combination of the two was too much. I tried these in another pair of hikers...which are trail running shoes, essentially running shoes...with a much softer, flexible shank and these work great. I'll likely buy another pair when these wear out.

Replacing a set that I have had for a long time. Like the product

These inserts are good for arch support. But they are too flexible for prevention and or treatment for plantar fasciitis. Also what firmness they have doesn't last long.

make shoes more stable. i followed instructions to heat them in the oven then insery in shoes. next pair i will probably skip the heating process and just let them break in with use. it seemed to me that heating did not change the shape it only served to slightly shorten the overall length of the insert. ive been wearing for 1 week and am satisfied that they help my walking gate

I have given them their due time to properly form fit and settle into my boots. Yet still after a month of 16-20 hours per day of constant use, they are still rather uncomfortable. I attempted to form fit them as per the instructions via the over on 3 occasions, resulting in no noticable increased fit. I tried them alone, with stock insoles on top, and now I have another set of custom insoles on top of them.My primary complaint is how ridgid and pronounced the edges are. Which inturn causes a great deal of discomfort as they dig into the soles of your feet.

As an infantryman, there has yet to be an insole for me that competes with this one. These are NOT “soft and spongy.” Rather they offer proper support molded to your feet. This holds them in place which is excellent for long distances. They are not porous, and thus dry easily and do not soak up water, yet the top properly vents/wicks moisture. They are very durable and last well. Additionally, I have a set in my running shoes, also works great.In short, I carry loads in excess of 80 bls, often for distances of 5-10 miles in various climates. With these my feet don’t slide around in my boots, I don’t have fasciitis issues, extreme blistering, or waterlogged feet. I stand by this product and typically carry a spare set (every few hundred miles, I change them out)

I'm a TV cameraman and spend a lot of time on my feet, often stood on one spot for long periods, and have been suffering a lot of heel pain lately. Knew it was time for new insoles and after a little research these came up. Despite being a US company and quite expensive for insoles, I decided to take the plunge. And I'm glad I did, they're extremely comfortable for walking once they mould to the shape of your feet. I did the oven method of moulding which definitely helped, but I found it still took a couple days to fully bed in. For walking comfort, 10/10. I still suffer with over-pronation though and don't feel any difference when wearing these in that regard, but it is still a net improvement in overall comfort.For standing, they have definitely helped somewhat, though they don't work miracles. Being frank with myself, what I really need is to lose weight to reduce the wear on my feet and knees. But for here and now, these insoles are still an improvement. I usually get Scholl gel insoles here in the UK and they do not come close in terms of comfort. So long as these last for a decent amount of time I will be a returning customer :)Speaking of being overweight, this particular insole (the orange ones) are heavier duty and designed for heavy people. They have other models that could be a better fit for you.One other thing to note is that while sizing is accurate (just remember they are sold in US sizes, not UK) they do take up a fair bit of space in your shoe, and I found the toe box to suddenly feel a little cramped. This has eased off a bit now it's bedded in fully, but I can still feel the difference. So if your shoes are already a close fit, you might need to size them up. The insoles themselves are accurate though.Good purchase, I hope they are built to last considering they are supposedly "heavy duty" (and the base is certainly very stiff and robust feeling) Time will tell!