Run Support Low Arch Insoles - Trim-To-Fit Inserts for Tight Running & Walking Shoes

Previously I have always worn the BLACK Superfeet insoles (they are thin, so fit most shoes) in my footwear. But decided to try these CARBON insoles for more support in trainers and walking shoes. Goodness, they are excellent. They are almost as thin as the BLACK ones, BUT the arch support is far more robust so gives better arch supports to my feet during long days of walking or travelling. They aren't cheap, but then they stop knee and hip pain, and that is worth it!

Quality is great but unfortunately the fit wasn't right for me. It's important to gradually adjust to them so wear for a few hours on the first day and slowly increase the wear time.

Good support. These work very well in low volume / close fitting sports shoes like cycling shoes. The other superfeet version I bought did not. These will noit fit in traditional leather brogues etc.

I find that the carbon insoles are thinner than some of the other superfeet products. As such they are perfect for my hillwalking boots, cycle shoes, leisure shoes hence I own 4 pairs of these insoles - very comfortable without taking too much room in the footwear - fully recommend even though the price is extortionate

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I originally bought these insoles for my walking/hiking boots as I suffer from plantar fasciitis. They also fit my trainers and normal boots which is great for walking in town etc. They give me the support I need and my feet don't hurt as they used to. Only downer is I find the yellow material wears quite quickly but that may be because I use them a lot and do a lot of walking.

I've been using the superfeet black model in every shoe as they are amazing as low profile insole support, however I still had a pair of shoes that felt a bit constricted in the toe box area with them, so I looked again and discovered the Carbon model which takes care of that with a slightly thinner insole at the front of the foot part. They work exactly as I'd hoped, so I'm pleased. If you find the Carbon superfeet are taking up too much room in your shoe even with the orginal insole taken out (unlikely but I see reviews that say that) then it's time to consider going a half size up in your shoe size, so you can accomodate a high quality insole like this, it's not the fault of the insole. Start thinkng. Conclusion, highly reccomended, for very low profile support in your shoe.

I purchased a pair of vans recently and didn't realise how little support they had until I spent a weekend walking around a city in them. My feet were in pain! As vans don't have much room to add an insole, I researched to find a very thin one and came across the carbon model of superfeet. They fit in the shoe great and when I first tried them on they felt a bit hard but my heel and arch felt supported. However, after a measley 12 hours in them my feet were in so much pain it was ridiculous. I was limping by the end of the day. People say it takes a while for new insoles to break in and you've just got to trek through it. But I am not putting my feet in any more pain just so that these insoles might be more comfortable in the future, with no guarantee. Returned them as soon as I could. These are so hard and uncomfortable. I would recommend a squishier insole with more give.