KEEN Utility Men's K-30 Gel Insole for High Arches Accessories, Red, X-Large

Fit keen shoes perfectly and have lots of support if you have high arches

In my timberland pro work boots these things are horrid ( to the point I couldn't walk) ..... but in my old Dakota workbooks, amazing.Give yourself a quick Google education one roughly what type of insole you need and high arch worked out ok for me. Update 1 year later ( wearing them for a good. 12 hr days) , still like the insoles. Bought them again for new work boots

it bothers me that I have probably fought 15 pairs of keen utility louisville boots in the past 10 years, along with another 8 or 9 pairs of other models including the pittsburgh and washington models. they are my favorite boot, but the stock insoles DO NOT LAST…So what do I do, fork over more money to buy the upgraded insoles. I have to believe that keen could give the user a choice of insole and greatly reduce the cost of the improved insoles. after all, you wouldn’t have to pay for the bad set and you wouldn’t have additional packaging and shipping costs.standing all day in boots, the nicest thing you can do for yourself is buy good shoes…the second nicest is make sure you have good insoles suitable for your foot and arch. I love these insoles and my favorite feature, which I have not seen on other brands, is the size tracing guide on the other side. it takes all the guess work and potential to gut an insole too short.Try a pair of whatever model of keen fits your foot - high arches if you are here. you will not regret it - until you change shoes and the insoles aren’t in that pair…

These are great. Bought for my Keen Durand.

I recently fractured my fifth metatarsal, almost, but not quite a Jones fracture and thankfully I did not need a screw. I went to the Walking Store at my local mall and bought a (sigh, full priced pair of Keen shoes) and apparently I needed a high arch and metatarsal support. Their product was $75 and well, I needed to look into other options. Finding this on Amazon, the insole fits perfectly and supports both my arch and metatarsal. Untie your shoes, widen them, put the insert in. My shoe is 13.5W .. order YOUR size!! I would NOT trim. Work into the toe and heal, put our feet into their respective shoe, tie tightly and walk. YOU NEED TO GET USED TO IT!! Walk walk walk...