Orthotic Flat Feet Arch Support Insoles - Metatarsal Orthotic Insole Arch Supports Inserts for Metatarsalgia, Plantar Fasciitis, Ball of Foot Pain Relief - Morton’s Neuroma Shoe Inserts

I recently found out I came down with Morton’s Nueroma in my left foot. I ordered a pair while I am waiting for my podiatrist to prepare me custom orthotics I received them on a Saturday and I ran with them the next day for 6.5 miles. I did not feel any pain but I did feel the cushion more in my left foot than in my right foot All in - I am happy with the purchase and will wear these again for future runs. Update: I ran a half marathon (13.1 miles) today with these inserts after a few runs with these inserts. No problems with my toe area where the pain previously was. Success!!

thin supports that do not overwhelm the shoe fitting, definite reduction in foot pain, improved my walking, long lasting.

I really wanted to love these but, unfortunately, the metatarsal support for the right foot just didn't work for me. It's probably a problem with my feet (uneven lengths or structure, etc.) but it was placed slightly overlapping the metatarsal plate on my right foot, which meant every time I took a step it felt like there was a large ball/rock in my shoe. On my left foot, it was perfectly placed to give me relief and I hardly even noticed it. I really wish I could adjust the placement of the support for the right foot...then it'd be perfect. The arch support was great--enough support but with also enough give that it didn't feel like I had a plastic insert rubbing against my arch (like I did with the walkcomfy ones--those had painful arches but well placed metatarsal supports for me). Rather than try another hit and miss, I'm now looking for insoles with arch support only and getting separate T-shaped metatarsal supports that I can place myself.

Work well for norton neuroma

I purchased a pair of these hoping to save money over the New Balance inserts. Mission accomplished - it was $20 less expensive, but it also wasn't fit to size and didn't provide the best support. The heel cup was practically nonexistent by comparison, so it didn't provide near the support. My advice? Spend the extra $20 on New Balance. I don't regret it a bit.

I admit. I was VERY skeptical when I saw the price tag on these insoles and they were not even moldable! I have a bad case of metatarsalgia (inflammation of the metatarsal joint with the toe). It causes numbness, and in the case of activity (pickleball, cycling, etc.), it can be very painful. I have tried custom orthotics that cost a fortune and didn't fit into existing shoes. I have also tried Sole's metatarsal support moldable insoles. They helped, but not significantly. I then bought one pair of these to try. They fit perfectly into my size 7.5 athletic shoes, and when I put my foot in them I instantly felt a larger metatarsal pad than the Sole. I was worried that it might actually be *too* big of a pad, so I decided to go for a walk to see how far I could go before I couldn't take it anymore. To my surprise, my bad foot started feeling better and better as I walked! I could have walked all day in them! Later that day, I noticed the pain had subsided significantly from my bad foot. Now I have to figure out how to get more of these without breaking the bank! Since they have a subscribe and save option, I signed up to get one pair/month until all of my shoes with replaceable inserts have a pair of these insoles in them. I do wish they came in different colors (black, grey, etc.), so they could blend into my other shoes better (hey...I'm a chick, and when you spend a ton of money on fashionable shoes, you don't really want a big "orthotic" looking insert in them). I also wish there was a way to get this level of support in my sandals because I don't really wear full shoes in the summer months unless I'm doing sports.

Fantastic arch support, helping to relieve foot pain and discomfort. They fit well in my shoes and have made a huge difference in my daily comfort

It took 3-4 days to get used to. Makes walking in sneakers a little bit easier…conforms to foot and shoe comfortably after 3-4 days, you’ll know if it’s a good fit after that amount of time. UPDATE: 3 Weeks later…Stopped wearing the inserts as they became too uncomfortable after wearing for two weeks, especially in the middle area where it’s supposed to support your feet. Unfortunately I wouldn’t recommend this brand…and I have to keep searching for better shoe inserts.