ProFoot Original Miracle Insole, Men's 8-13, 1 Pair
Key features
- •Self molding Vita-Foam memory technology creates custom fit for your feet
- •Ultra-light to prevent fatigue unlike heavier gel inserts
- •Helps relieve tired achy feet
- •Custom fit eliminates friction (that burning feeling)
- •Money-back guarantee from manufacturer, PROFOOT Inc.
ProFoot Original Miracle Insole, Men's 8-13, 1 Pair
List Price: $13.56$12.20DEALYou Save: $1.36 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.1
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Based on 30 reviews
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A Walking Nightmare
Luv_Scarlett✓ Verified Purchase•October 6, 2017
Even after reading these reviews I decided to give these a try after needing to replace my walking shoes insoles. I work in a warehouse so I can easily walk up to 10 miles a day. After the first couple of weeks of wearing these they were comfortable but they wore down after I month that my feet were killing me each day more than my old insoles. Skip these and buy new shoes or another brand.
A Walking Nightmare
Luv_Scarlett✓ Verified Purchase•October 6, 2017
Even after reading these reviews I decided to give these a try after needing to replace my walking shoes insoles. I work in a warehouse so I can easily walk up to 10 miles a day. After the first couple of weeks of wearing these they were comfortable but they wore down after I month that my feet were killing me each day more than my old insoles. Skip these and buy new shoes or another brand.
A Walking Nightmare
Luv_Scarlett✓ Verified Purchase•October 6, 2017
Even after reading these reviews I decided to give these a try after needing to replace my walking shoes insoles. I work in a warehouse so I can easily walk up to 10 miles a day. After the first couple of weeks of wearing these they were comfortable but they wore down after I month that my feet were killing me each day more than my old insoles. Skip these and buy new shoes or another brand.
Fits great, comfortable and inexpensive
mzl✓ Verified Purchase•August 3, 2017
Fits great, comfortable and inexpensive.
Only problem is that they don't appear to last too long. After using them a few weeks, the foam padding isn't recovering and have a permanent imprint of my feet. While still better than nothing, they aren't as good as my initial impression. I guess they are advertised as "molding insoles." Sure they do, but in doing so they lose their padding. Maybe something dual layer with a molding layer and a more dense layer beneath would be better?
Only problem is that they don't appear to last too long. After using them a few weeks, the foam padding isn't recovering and have a permanent imprint of my feet. While still better than nothing, they aren't as good as my initial impression. I guess they are advertised as "molding insoles." Sure they do, but in doing so they lose their padding. Maybe something dual layer with a molding layer and a more dense layer beneath would be better?
Fits great, comfortable and inexpensive
mzl✓ Verified Purchase•August 3, 2017
Fits great, comfortable and inexpensive.
Only problem is that they don't appear to last too long. After using them a few weeks, the foam padding isn't recovering and have a permanent imprint of my feet. While still better than nothing, they aren't as good as my initial impression. I guess they are advertised as "molding insoles." Sure they do, but in doing so they lose their padding. Maybe something dual layer with a molding layer and a more dense layer beneath would be better?
Only problem is that they don't appear to last too long. After using them a few weeks, the foam padding isn't recovering and have a permanent imprint of my feet. While still better than nothing, they aren't as good as my initial impression. I guess they are advertised as "molding insoles." Sure they do, but in doing so they lose their padding. Maybe something dual layer with a molding layer and a more dense layer beneath would be better?
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