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product_id: 1799487
title: "Superfeet All-Purpose Cushion Insoles, 11.5–13 M / 12.5–14 W"
brand: "superfeet"
price: "76007CFA"
currency: XOF
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Superfeet"
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# Deep heel cup stabilizes foot & reduces joint stress Pressure-sensitive memory foam molds to foot Trim-to-fit for perfect shoe customization Superfeet All-Purpose Cushion Insoles, 11.5–13 M / 12.5–14 W

**Brand:** superfeet
**Price:** 76007CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦶 Step into comfort that supports your every move — don’t let foot pain hold you back!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Superfeet All-Purpose Cushion Insoles, 11.5–13 M / 12.5–14 W by superfeet
- **How much does it cost?** 76007CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- superfeet enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted superfeet brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Custom Fit Comfort:** Trim-to-fit design ensures a tailored fit for every shoe and foot size.
- • **Ready from Day One:** No break-in needed—experience immediate relief and comfort from the first step.
- • **Stabilizing Support:** Ergonomic deep heel cup and arch support reduce stress on feet, ankles, knees, and back.
- • **Adaptive Memory Foam:** Pressure-sensitive foam molds instantly to your unique foot shape for all-day cushioning.
- • **Odor & Moisture Control:** Moisture-wicking top cover keeps feet fresh and dry during long active days.

## Overview

Superfeet All-Purpose Cushion Insoles feature pressure-sensitive memory foam that molds to your foot for personalized comfort, a trim-to-fit design for perfect sizing, and a deep heel cup that stabilizes your foot to reduce stress on joints. With moisture-wicking covers to control odor and a low-profile arch support, these insoles deliver immediate relief and durable support for active professionals on their feet all day.

## Description

Buy Superfeet All-Purpose Cushion Insoles, 11.5–13 M / 12.5–14 W | Memory Foam Support Insoles with Cushioning That Molds to Your Feet, Delivering Comfort and Support for an Active Lifestyle on desertcart.com ✓ FREE SHIPPING on qualified orders

Review: Extremely comfortable from day one - I have feet that were born to hurt. I'm 6'5" and much of my life (though not now) I have been overweight. To make matters worse, although I wear size 13-14 shoes, I have a very light bone structure and a high arch. This is a recipe for plantar fasciitis, which I have "enjoyed" for more than twenty years. In that time, I have tried custom hard-plastic orthotics from a couple of podiatrists. Without exception, they were horribly uncomfortable and the slow, patient adaptation process recommended by the prescribers did not help me tolerate them. I then went the other way, to ultra-soft Dr. Scholl's silicone inserts that felt great in the morning but provided no support as the day wore on. My next attempt was heat-molded insoles from Sole. I found that those didn't really mold well to my feet despite my meticulous attention to the instructions. Further, they were seriously stiff in the midfoot and, at least for my feet, the arch support was too far forward. Not as uncomfortable as the hard plastic orthotics but still no improvement over plain shoes. I was at the point of giving up when a shoe salesman suggested that I try the Superfeet footbeds. I selected the Copper model and they arrived promptly. I removed the thin foam rubber liners in my shoes and used them as templates to cut the Superfeet to size. If you do this, you need to know that the forefoot of the Superfeet insert is made of some very tough stuff. You're going to need heavy kitchen or shop shears to cut them. Attempting the trimming process with ordinary household scissors will leave you with sore hands and sprung blades. Having cut them to size, I slipped them into my shoes, laced up, and walked tentatively around the room. OK, let me cut to the chase. They felt great. The insole is quite firm in the midfoot but, unlike the model from Sole, the arch is far enough back so that it gives me real support instead of making me feel like I have a big, smooth rock in my shoe. I had no break-in period at all; I just put them in and walked away. To summarize: The Superfeet copper footbeds appear to be well made of durable materials. They are quite thin in the forefoot and I have not noticed that they have molded to my feet, as advertised. There is little room for molding when the footbed is at most 3/16" thick under the metatarsal fat pad and toes. The heel cup is deep and improves stability for my relatively week ankles. For me, they required no break-in; they were comfortable from the first moment. My plantar fasciitis, while not completely gone, is much better and I no longer feel like my feet have been beaten up after a five mile walk. But note: Feet are all different. I am enthusiastically positive about the Superfeet Copper footbeds. However, I have not compared them to every competitor out there, nor have I tried the less expensive models in the Superfeet range. In particular, I have not tried the store-molded custom inserts that one can purchase at ski shops and outfitters. Further, no footbed will help if the shoes in which they are worn are not properly and sturdily made and accurately fitted. I encourage you to try a variety of footbeds/inserts/insoles in your shoes before making a purchase decision. My disclaimer: I have no financial or other interest in the manufacturer and I have received no inducements of any kind for this review.
Review: Highly recommend for industrial concrete floors - Ok, I've had these for 3 months now so I feel I can give an accurate review. First my working conditions. I work on concrete floors for 12 hours a day. I work 4 days on and 3 days off then 3 on and 4 off. I have a very physical job. I do a lot of walking, climbing ladders, and heavy lifting. My foot pain was to the point that I was ready to quit my job. My feet no longer recovered between days off and returning to work. I had sharp pain in the middle of the foot. It was as if there was a small lump there that would occasionally give very sharp pain. My feet always felt very tight the first few steps when getting up. I always noticed the pain as soon as I switched into my work shoes (Timberland Pro Steel Toe Low Cut). It was bad. No amount of massaging or stretching made a difference. I tried every insole you can get at the local department store. Nothing gave more than a couple weeks relief. Since I bought these the pain in my feet have returned to zero. The tightness and sharp pains are gone. Thank goodness! A few things to keep in mind. While my pain did reduce right away after using these it did take a while for my feet to heal completely. I have read reviews about the placement of the "arch support" being too close to the heal. Honestly with the coppers it is very slight. While I did initially notice the placement felt a little different it wasn't bothersome. After a couple weeks it felt completely normal. Also, don't expect spongy or cushiony from these. They are more firm and give the proper support. I think cushiony and spongy insoles give the illusion of making you feel better but overtime just wear out and give no support. While my feet do still get tired, in my opinion it is to be expected when being on your feet for 12 hours a day on concrete, my feet do recover overnight and I no longer experience any sharp pains. I think they do alter your gait a bit. I think this because the first week my hips knees and ankles experienced some pain. I think it was because my muscles had to adjust to the change in my gait. In conclusion, they worked great for me and have no problem recommending them.

## Features

- 100% polyester
- Do these insoles need to be cut to size? Yes, these are trim-to-fit. Superfeet insoles are made to be trimmed to fit your shoes and boots; follow cutting instructions before use, and if you're between sizes, size up and trim down to fit.
- Do these use memory foam? Pressure-sensitive memory foam molds to the shape of your foot for personalized comfort; fits roomy to moderate-fitting footwear.
- How does the arch support work? No casting or baking required; insoles help stabilize the foot, reducing stress on feet, ankles, knees, and back.
- Do these help control odor and moisture? Moisturewick top cover helps reduce odors and keeps feet fresh; gentle, low profile arch support helps stabilize the foot.
- Is this the same product I used to buy? Yes — formerly sold as Superfeet COPPER, this is the same trusted insole you know and love, now with a new name. All-Purpose Memory Foam Support (Copper) insoles are the same great arch support insoles you love, now with a new name.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00434OYZ6 |
| Arch Type | High Arch, Low Arch |
| Best Sellers Rank | #39,083 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #290 in Shoe Insoles |
| Brand | Superfeet |
| Brand Name | Superfeet |
| Color | Copper |
| Corrective Support | True |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,571 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00086301370127 |
| Included Components | Two Insoles |
| Insole Type | Comfort Insole |
| Item Dimensions | 13.75 x 4.3 x 1.6 inches |
| Item Form | foam |
| Item Nype Name | Insole |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Superfeet |
| Material | Foam |
| Material Type | Foam |
| Model Name | Copper - Cushioning Memory Foam Arch Support Insole |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Arch Support |
| Product Benefits | Pain Relief |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Shoe |
| Shoe Width | Medium |
| Size | Men 11.5-13 / Women 12.5-14 |
| Target Use Body Part | Feet |
| UPC | 086301370127 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Use for | Feet |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Superfeet
- **Color:** Copper
- **Material:** Foam
- **Product Benefits:** Pain Relief
- **Use for:** Feet

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Extremely comfortable from day one
*by M***N on February 15, 2011*

I have feet that were born to hurt. I'm 6'5" and much of my life (though not now) I have been overweight. To make matters worse, although I wear size 13-14 shoes, I have a very light bone structure and a high arch. This is a recipe for plantar fasciitis, which I have "enjoyed" for more than twenty years. In that time, I have tried custom hard-plastic orthotics from a couple of podiatrists. Without exception, they were horribly uncomfortable and the slow, patient adaptation process recommended by the prescribers did not help me tolerate them. I then went the other way, to ultra-soft Dr. Scholl's silicone inserts that felt great in the morning but provided no support as the day wore on. My next attempt was heat-molded insoles from Sole. I found that those didn't really mold well to my feet despite my meticulous attention to the instructions. Further, they were seriously stiff in the midfoot and, at least for my feet, the arch support was too far forward. Not as uncomfortable as the hard plastic orthotics but still no improvement over plain shoes. I was at the point of giving up when a shoe salesman suggested that I try the Superfeet footbeds. I selected the Copper model and they arrived promptly. I removed the thin foam rubber liners in my shoes and used them as templates to cut the Superfeet to size. If you do this, you need to know that the forefoot of the Superfeet insert is made of some very tough stuff. You're going to need heavy kitchen or shop shears to cut them. Attempting the trimming process with ordinary household scissors will leave you with sore hands and sprung blades. Having cut them to size, I slipped them into my shoes, laced up, and walked tentatively around the room. OK, let me cut to the chase. They felt great. The insole is quite firm in the midfoot but, unlike the model from Sole, the arch is far enough back so that it gives me real support instead of making me feel like I have a big, smooth rock in my shoe. I had no break-in period at all; I just put them in and walked away. To summarize: The Superfeet copper footbeds appear to be well made of durable materials. They are quite thin in the forefoot and I have not noticed that they have molded to my feet, as advertised. There is little room for molding when the footbed is at most 3/16" thick under the metatarsal fat pad and toes. The heel cup is deep and improves stability for my relatively week ankles. For me, they required no break-in; they were comfortable from the first moment. My plantar fasciitis, while not completely gone, is much better and I no longer feel like my feet have been beaten up after a five mile walk. But note: Feet are all different. I am enthusiastically positive about the Superfeet Copper footbeds. However, I have not compared them to every competitor out there, nor have I tried the less expensive models in the Superfeet range. In particular, I have not tried the store-molded custom inserts that one can purchase at ski shops and outfitters. Further, no footbed will help if the shoes in which they are worn are not properly and sturdily made and accurately fitted. I encourage you to try a variety of footbeds/inserts/insoles in your shoes before making a purchase decision. My disclaimer: I have no financial or other interest in the manufacturer and I have received no inducements of any kind for this review.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly recommend for industrial concrete floors
*by K***R on October 27, 2017*

Ok, I've had these for 3 months now so I feel I can give an accurate review. First my working conditions. I work on concrete floors for 12 hours a day. I work 4 days on and 3 days off then 3 on and 4 off. I have a very physical job. I do a lot of walking, climbing ladders, and heavy lifting. My foot pain was to the point that I was ready to quit my job. My feet no longer recovered between days off and returning to work. I had sharp pain in the middle of the foot. It was as if there was a small lump there that would occasionally give very sharp pain. My feet always felt very tight the first few steps when getting up. I always noticed the pain as soon as I switched into my work shoes (Timberland Pro Steel Toe Low Cut). It was bad. No amount of massaging or stretching made a difference. I tried every insole you can get at the local department store. Nothing gave more than a couple weeks relief. Since I bought these the pain in my feet have returned to zero. The tightness and sharp pains are gone. Thank goodness! A few things to keep in mind. While my pain did reduce right away after using these it did take a while for my feet to heal completely. I have read reviews about the placement of the "arch support" being too close to the heal. Honestly with the coppers it is very slight. While I did initially notice the placement felt a little different it wasn't bothersome. After a couple weeks it felt completely normal. Also, don't expect spongy or cushiony from these. They are more firm and give the proper support. I think cushiony and spongy insoles give the illusion of making you feel better but overtime just wear out and give no support. While my feet do still get tired, in my opinion it is to be expected when being on your feet for 12 hours a day on concrete, my feet do recover overnight and I no longer experience any sharp pains. I think they do alter your gait a bit. I think this because the first week my hips knees and ankles experienced some pain. I think it was because my muscles had to adjust to the change in my gait. In conclusion, they worked great for me and have no problem recommending them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Inserts With A Few Modifications
*by D***T on June 19, 2017*

These inserts, in my opinion, are more designed for people that aren't going to do an exuberant amount of walking. More like people that have serious foot issues. But... With a few modifications, these shoe inserts are fantastic. Most inserts have a lot of gel or squishy material, and you would think that would give you a nice comfortable insert, but that isn't always the case. These inserts contour to the foot nicely, and feel like a custom made insert. I prefer just a dash of arch support, but not a lot of arch support. The fabric material on the top is very durable and of high quality. The plastic cup holding the shape of the insert works really well for comfort. One thing that they could do, in my opinion, is add about another 1/16" of memory foam cushion for a little added comfort, but the amount they have on it is adequate. I highly recommend that if you do a lot of walking, that you do some custom modifications. Leaving the tips of the plastic parts around the heel gave me little blisters on the side of my heel. On the side of my heel! I highly recommend rounding those off. Secondly, I would punch, not drill, some holes on the front part of the insert because moisture will build up underneath. Your shoes will begin to smell and perhaps even mold if not addressed soon enough. I would imagine less holes than what I punched out would work, but I use these inserts all day at work. Good inserts overall. My feet don't hurt at all after a long day of constant walking. Fatigue sets in way before my feet are wore out. Love these things!

## Frequently Bought Together

- Superfeet All-Purpose Memory Foam Support Insoles (Copper) - Trim-to-Fit Cushioned Arch Support Shoe Insert - Professional Grade - 11.5-13 Men / 12.5-14 Women
- Superfeet All-Purpose Support Low Arch Insoles (Black) - Trim-to-Fit Orthotic Shoe Inserts for Thin, Tight Shoes - Professional Grade - 11.5-13 Men / 12.5-14 Women
- Superfeet Run Cushion Low Arch Insoles - Low Arch Support - Trim-to-Fit Inserts for Running Shoes - Professional Grade - 11.5-13 Men / 12.5-14 Women

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