Green Athletic Shoe Insoles With Arch Support And Cushioning For Women'S Size 11-12.5 And Men'S Size 10-11.5 By Spenco Polysorb Cross Trainer Review

I compared what I received with an older version of these same inserts-the packaging was different but I figured it was more "eco friendly” because the Spenco inserts I’ve bought in the past came in plastic packaging and the new inserts arrived in a stiff paper type package. However, the new inserts are significantly less firm than those I’ve bought in the past. They are also floppy by comparison to an old set of Spenco cross trainers inserts that I’ve had in my house shoes for about 5 years…

Makes my work boots extremely comfortable! Being on my feet all day I often have sore feet and this product has helped alíviate that a lot.

I cannot wear most shoes without these insoles since I’ve learned how good they are, and they allow me to walk for hours longer that I normally would without the cushioning. What I like best, in addition to the great cushioning in the heel, is the thick cushioning in the forefoot, although if there is little room in the toebox of the shoe/boot, the thicker cushioning in the forefoot may cramp your toes, so I try to only buy shoes/sneakers/boots with ample room in the forefoot.

I love these insoles for their support and comfort! I put them in my brand new Nikes every time I purchase a pair because the level of support and comfort far exceeds the insoles in a Nike. The heel is very soft and gives good arch support.

Update 6-3-14: To date, I have tried Spenco Cross Trainers, Total Support, RX Moldable and the Walker/Runner insoles. I ran in Cross Trainers for over thirty years and then tried the others looking for more arch support (I have very high arches) and to help treat Plantar Faciitis that I contracted almost two years ago. The total Support were OK but provided too little cushioning under the heel for running. The RX insoles were terrible, were molded incorrectly from the factory with the arch…

I love these… They are not too thick, not too thin. Comfortable to step on all day and fit in my shoes easily. They have just the right amount of extra padding in places like the arch and heel, but relatively reasonable padding, elsewhere, and not too thick.

I wear size 15 and do not cut these or modify these in anyway when they arrive. Just put inside the shoes.When ever I get used Jordan’s from Plato’s or eBay or where ever I acquire them, I get a set of these and change out the old original insoles and these make the shoes bran new. Where your foot arches on the inside they have padding that contours with your foot for additional support. Very nice. I even recently changed out my Air Force ones soles with these and it’s turned a shoe i thought…

I have terrible feet and heel spurs. I've been wearing Spenco insoles for a couple decades. They'll need replaced periodically, depending on how often you're on your feet. But they're a great investment!

Ordered these inserts for my wife to wear while her tendonitis healed. She has continued to wear the inserts as a preventative.

Bought the Polysorb Cross Trainer Athletic insoles to replace the insoles of my Reebok walking shoes because the Reebok insoles had zero arch support. The Cross Trainer insoles do the job without changing the fit of the shoe too much. I have also used the Polysorb Walker/Runner insoles, but find that they are a little too bulky. In addition to the Polysorb Cross Trainer Athletic insoles, I would also recommend the less-expensive "10 Second Green Insoles" if you want a basic insole with arch…

I have a neutral instep and tried many different inserts. This one is best for me and did not have to cut them to fit. I bought three more and have them in all my shoes.