Maximum Cushion Orthotic Insoles for Flat Feet,Arch Support Shoe Inserts Against Plantar Fasciitis,Overpronation

I have tried all kinds of products that were much more expensive. In fact, I just sent back a pair of Vionic shoes that had great reviews, but did not work for me. I have over pronation in my feet & I tend to get shin splints, which is a bummer when your favorite exercise is walking. I have thrown so much money down the drain with sneakers & inserts that it's awful to think about, but these are truly helping me. I wear a size 8 women's shoe & these fit perfectly. As soon as I put them on, I could feelthat they were built to keep my feet in the right position & even though they don't look thick, they still give me nice cushion. Remember to take the inserts that are already in your shoes out before putting these in. Everyone is different, but this is the product that has finally helped me & I will be buying these from now on.

A little wide but they fit in most of my shoes! They are comfortable and have been helping with knee and feet/heel pain. I am happy with the purchase. I was worried the red would bleed onto white socks but that’s not the case!

Wow, I was ready to purchase these again but can't believe the price has literally doubled. No longer the bargain they once were.These insoles are the best bang for your buck hands down! I've purchased orthodics costing 3 to 4 times what these cost and Gosubans are every bit as good if not better. They're made of quality materials and the fit is perfect. They provide excellent support for my fallen arches and I have no problem wearing them all day. I now own 3 sets of these and will be ordering more.

Comparing these to the well-known "dr" insoles and so far these make my feet feel noticeably better. I need arch support and these seem to have more of that. Well made, I switch them between my shoes right now but clearly will need to buy another pair since they seem to be the most comfortable.

The orthotics are harder than I anticipated and the size was a little too big. I used them for short periods of time over a few weeks and that didn't improve the outcome. They still were uncomfortable and hurt my feet.

I don't write many reviews but ( so far) this product is worthy of one. Began walking for exercise last summer. My feet began to hurt so much I went to a podiatrist. His advice was to find a stiffer shoe and purchase orthotics. My wife encouraged me to go to one of these chain stores and be fitted properly for the orthotics. I'd heard so many disparaging things about these various operations that I refused to go. Instead I just began purchasing random (cheaper) inserts. Needless to say none of them gave me relief and my attempts at regular walking sessions came to a halt. I just attempted to ignore the pain from just standard day in and day out walking. I was finally ready to throw in the towel and fork over hundreds of dollars for orthotics. I saw an infomercial for some copper lined orthotic on television. Decided to give a pair of those a go before buying custom fitted ones. Long story short : while shopping for the copper inserts on Amazon I came across these " Gosubans " Don't recall what they cost but believe they were under twenty bucks. I can't get over how great my feet feel after just a couple of days. I swear this product is excellent ( at least it has been for me) and I can't believe the high end , custom fitted ones could be any better. If for some reason my feet begin to hurt again I'll update my review. However, as it stands now these

I am so glad I decided to try these. They have been so much better and given me relief from my planter fasciitis more then the $40 ones I bought from a podiatrist!! I'm not completely pain free but my feet feel so much better and I can tolerate walking and standing with these orthotics a lot better then I used to. Totally would recommend!

I was unable to use them so I sent them back. Gave 2 stars because they seemed to be good quality but they were massive and simply would not go in my shoe. I could understand if they were too long but they were simply too wide and by a lot. They looked more like they may have been for a man’s shoe.