Insoles for Women & Men, 3/4 Length Arch Support Inserts CF130

I love Dr. Schulz inserts because of my Arch. I haven’t gone without them for probably six years. I get new ones every six months game changer.

My mom used these all the time when I was growing up and now I have used them god years. Whenever I get a new pair of tennis shoes I get these to put in them when the pads that are in the shoe start to wear thin and my feet start hurting when I’m walking around and these help solve my sore feet problem and make it a lot easier for me to go on walks or run around doing errands.

I've used these Orthotics for years. They work well for me and I highly recommend them.

I ordered these because I love the cushion and arch height that makes my feet feel the right amount of arch support. My feet often hurt unless I wear orthotics or these. And, these are far less than custom made orthotics so they are a good value. In the first photo you can see what I ordered. In the second photo you can see my old pair and how the underside is badly cracked. I wouldn't have expected that but I have had these for some time. I have loved the functionality but as they have gotten older they are now leaving chunks of hard gray crumbled pieces on the floor when I take them out my shoes. I would hope that the newer ones have been improved so they stay in good shape. Unfortunately, due to the wear I couldn't read the number which was probably on the bottom so when I was looking online to replace them I incorrectly thought that the yellow color represented the size that matched my old ones. As you can see in the third photo, there is a big size difference between the old ones and the new ones. I would definitely recommend taking the Dr. Scholl's quiz to find you proper fit. I will need to return these and order the next size up. The last photo shows the color difference. I much prefer the neutral ones over the blue swirls but couldn't find the soft beige ones online. The reason I show them in my slippers is because they provide a very nice cushion inside where the fuzzy part has worn down.

I was having some pain on the bottom of my foot in the heel area. My chiropractor recommended doing the Dr. Scholl’s fitting and getting my number for the proper insoles. I did the test to figure out my foot type and got these insoles. The insoles are firm (which seemed counterintuitive), but ended up being exactly what I needed. I had been trying insoles and different padding in my shoes thinking that more cushioning was the way to go. Those other insoles and padding were not effective in reducing the pain in my foot. These insoles have greatly reduced the pain in my foot. In addition, I got some Thorlo maximum cushion running socks. The insoles and socks have been a nice combination for adding the needed arch support that I need and also adding some cushion for when I do a lot of walking. Note: the custom insoles are pricey, but can be worth the money as long as you get the right number. It is important to test to find out you foot arch type and to do the custom fit assessment.

Really helped my heal pain when no others did. Kind of want to buy another pair, but these are easy to switch in and out.

It is REALLY important you get these sized on one of Scholl's machines before buying them, but once you have the right one you can go years with no issues. The people who said it made it worse probably didn't bother to search local stores for the scholl sizing machine first. I developed HORRIBLE plantar fasciitis as a result of wearing shoes with no arch support at a job that involved standing most of the day (teaching). I as a kid always had really high arches and now in my 50's I found they'd flattened. A friend of mine is a foot doctor and he said this was the cause of the pain, and I could either come in and he'd custom make supports for me which would run around $600 or I could go find one of the Scholl things you stand on to get measured for their "custom fit" inserts, which he said were just as good and WAY cheaper. SO I did that, got sized, and have purchased them online ever since from whomever has the best price at the time, which often but not always is Amazon (never pay more than $52 for these). Starting out, it was a bit uncomfortable, because it felt like a branch or a ball or something was under the instep of my foot .... after about a month of wearing them daily I'd wake up with HORRIBLE pains in my feet... following my Dr. Friend's instructions, I did that thing you see ballet dancers do where they stretch their feet by pressing the back of their toes to the floor to curve the foot and press out the foot bones ... and I started to hear joints popping as the little bones in the foot began to move back into proper alignment ... that phase lasted like a month... Ever since then, my feet are FINE, all the painful walking GONE ... Per his instructions I continue to keep these in my day to day shoes... although I can go without as long as it's not a daily thing.... if I neglect wearing them I find the feet start to flatten out again... I find 1 pair can last about a full year of daily walking before they start to fall apart... and they provide enough arch support that my feet have never flattened again.

I have plantar fasciitis and have tried MULTIPLE brands of orthotics. I don’t know what it is about these 3/4 inserts, but they’re incredibly comfortable, relieve my discomfort, and for some reason appear to work in all styles of my shoes! They cost more but are definitely worth the money! Thank you!

Liked the fact that we could get them, we thought Dr. Scholl’s had quit making them. The con was that we thought perhaps we would get two pair, that is the way they sold them at Costco.

Il faut prendre le temps de s adapter avec les semelles,les mettre petit à petit puis plus longtemps et après on ne les quitte plus car ça soulage bien pour certaines douleurs.

Great, works perfectly, comfortable

I put these in my handmade Italian hikers. Great fit. Great comfort. Great choice!

I was very disappointed when I learned that your kiosks were no longer available in Ontario. I was able to find them on Amazon in spite of them nearly costing double what I'd paid years ago when I could buy them locally. Anyway, even at twice the price these inserts are worth it, as they eliminate the lower back and leg pains I encounter when not wearing them.