ERGOfoot Height Increase Insoles for Men Women, Adjustable Invisible Shoe Lifts & Height Boosters, Fits Dress Shoes & Casual Footwear - Height Increase Soles & Inserts

I been eyeing Frye Paige boots for the longest time and finally bit the bullet to get a pair. The two reasons for the delay were: (1) Frye boots are expensive and (2) I have short calves. I measure around 15.25" from heel to the back of my knee (the bend). Paige boots has a shaft height of 16". I was like '0.75" wouldn't be too bad', but goodness was I wrong. It was so uncomfortable walking since the top front part of the boot was cutting into my knee at EVERY step. First of all, the boots were beautiful even though it didn't fit right AND I got an awesome deal on the boots, so I didn't want to return them. I scoured the web to search for a solution...in comes heel increase insoles! Even though I needed 1" to close the 0.75" short calves issue, I picked the 2" option to add more height. My only concern there was whether my foot was going to fit into the boot with the insoles. The answer was YES! It fits! The boots I got was half a size bigger than what I usually wear, so the boot feels snug and not tight in the feet and ankle area. I walked around with them for half a day and it was comfortable. It's like hidden wedges INSIDE the shoe. I was stable the entire time and my feet did not hurt at the end of the day. I highly recommend the product. It is a comfortable fit with the 2" increase...AND visually I couldn't tell that I had heel insert from the exterior of the boot. Thanks for Reading!

For everyone bitching and complaining about how uncomfortable they are or that you can’t wear them with every shoe type, yes you can only wear them with certain shoes but that’s just the nature of the game. I wore mine with some boots all last night and I was perfectly fine bar hopping around in them. I felt like Jesus looking over people for once, and yes at first they were very awkward to wear them but through out the night I actually got used to them. Now again not every boot and every shoes are gonna be made to be worn with them cause of the obvious high elevation, which changed the metrics of your damn feet but all in all 10/10 for me. I’m 170 lbs 5 feet and 8 inches with my shoe size being 11s and I was perfectly fine all night 🙌🏾 10/10 .

I'm a short guy. I'm 5'4" (162cm) and there's never been a time in my life when it hasn't bothered me. I decided to order these as I'd like to look a little taller whenever my wife (same height) wants to wear heels. I knew prior to purchasing that height increasing inserts are a bit of a long shot and anything that uses elevating the heel to simulate an increase in height is going to be a little uncomfortable. I've previously bought height increasing shoes with a 2.5" (6.5cm) lift and they are terribly uncomfortable to wear. They're clunky, they look silly, and I sound like a dusty stranger clip clopping into an old West saloon whenever I walk across a hard surface. Not to mention if I wear them for more than an hour or so, I have shin splints for the next two days. I expected much of the same from these inserts. Suffice to say, I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable these feel on my feet and heels. I've tried them in various different shoes (loafers, sneakers/trainers, boots) and the stage 1 and 2 are significantly comfortable to wear and walk with when compared with other options. The good news stops there. While stage 1 works well with sneakers/trainers and boots, it's a bit iffy with loafers. Stage 2 works okay with high top sneakers and boots, but Stages 3 and 4 are laughable. There's absolutely no way to wear either of them with sneakers/trainers. With Stage 3, your heel sits level with the top of the shoe opening and with stage 4, your heel and the lifter are both entirely outside of the shoe. Forget about walking. I thought perhaps stages 3 and 4 would work better in boots since there is more room for the heel to move upward. That might be true if it weren't for the fact that the top of your foot is crammed so tightly against the top of the shoe that I suspect your toes would eventually go numb. With laced boots, the tongue and laces bulge out so much that people might surmise that you have elephantiasis. I believe that this product comes in different options that contain between 1 and 4 of the risers. You'd be wise to save a couple of dollars and just buy the 2 stage inserts. If you are looking for a cheap and comfortable way to increase your height, the value for money is pretty good for stages 1 and 2, but it's important to temper your expectations and remember that no shoe is going to be as comfortable with an insert as it is without. If you're looking for a moderate height increase of 1.2"-2" (3cm-5cm) with inserts, buy the $12.99 2-layer version of this product. If you're looking for a more substantial increase, avoid the inserts and look into height increasing boots or start saving for height increasing surgery, because anything more than a 2" increase with insoles is going to kill your feet and waste your money.

They make your foot too high in your shoes, thus making your shoes extremely uncomfortable.. MAYBE will work in athletic shoes, but any other shoes or boots will not work..

Cool concept, but not really practical! Once I put the extensions in, I had no room for my feet…lol. I put them in my shoes and walked around in them for awhile. People did say that I looked taller, but honestly I couldn’t wait to get out of them. At least I tried!

Great quality, really liked the results during use, easy fuctionability , to change height was a game changer lol. Good for foot support, durable, cool design.

Just received my Ergofoot height insoles and tried them on. They works like a charm already. I am 5’6” and used the insole with only one heal attachment and gained 2”. They also feel very comfortable. Good product👍

Gives height, but is definitely flawed in design. Even with fewer tiers, the tiers are flimsily connected and easily come apart making the whole foot feel unstable and wobbly. Additionally all the height is concentrated at the heel (and very narrowly at that), leading to all your weight resting on the ball of your foot while the ankle and arch have no support. Actually somewhat soft, but the decreased stability is a serious factor.