Height Increase Insoles, Heel Cushion Inserts, Heel Lift Inserts for Leg Length Discrepancies

I have a leg length discrepancy and have worn a lift in one shoe for 20 years. They are definitely a little squishier than the rubber inserts I'm used to but they are comfortable. I've tried everything to attach the rubber ones to open backed shoes -- double sided tape, 3m strips, etc, and had mixed results. I was very skeptical of the stickiness of these but I wore them in sandals to Disney World (20K steps a day) and they stayed put. I was shocked. I haven't tried them in flip flops and I'm not sure I would trust them in something like that but a regular strappy sandal was fine.

These fit well in my shoes. They don't move around and hold their position. There is a slight 'give' which I expected. I've used numerous 'solid' rubber and leather inserts and compared to these I don't know why I didn't change before this. The solid inserts were for me, very uncomfortable. I plan on buying these in about six months so I can compare whether constant wear has decreased the effectiveness. Which isn't a complaint because given the construction of these inserts I have to expect will happen. I have no complaints and will definitely buy again. IF there is a problem, I hope to update, because anyone needing these insoles needs to know what works. Without these inserts the back and you suffer.

I like the support it gives to my heels and its ease of use. Good value for money. It also adds an extra inch to your height with its thickness. :P

pros: fits perfectly in my shoes. significantly decreases pain from Achilles tendonitis (for me -talk to your doctor about your pain first)cons: sometimes, while working (I walk 10-20 miles every day for work) the inserts will slip from the heel to the arch of the foot. with proper adjustments and use of a dehumidifying agent like foot powder, it happens less often.There is a slight height increase. Overall, this set of pads is a great value. there's very little break-in time and they last for about a year with extremely heavy use (pun intended - I'm a large fellow)This is my second purchase and I couldn't be happier.

Although this product appears to be well made it is not quite what I expected from the Amazon advertisement. It is too narrow (the ad said it was wide) and I constantly have the sensation that I am going to "roll" my ankle as my foot attempts to slide off to the side. It should be made wider and taper up to a shoulder on the edges, so as to keep the foot centered

It sticks to your shoe and you can feel the comfort immediately

Had surgery which left one leg .5 inch shorter than the other. I was sent to an orthopedic center and had .5 inch lift made at a cost of $60.00 for ONE lift. Medical grade is very stiff and will not fit in some shoes and they are white. I really like my crocs but could not wear them as my medical grade would not fit. I bought these lifts and are very happy. They are slightly curvy on the bottom and fit down in the heel of my croc. The clear bottom lets the black of my croc shine through and the beige cover blends with my skin. More give than medical grade but still very comfy. There was an adhesive on the ones I purchased, so I decided not to remove as I did not want to lose the stickiness. I use the other for my flat style sketchers and it to fits great. I have worn this lift around the house daily for about a week in my crocs and so far, it has remained in place. They may not last as long, but for the price, I am thrilled. I mean seriously $12.00 a pair (2) as opposed to $60.00 for one (1).

Easy to place in shoes. My left foot is shorter than the right one. I place a Dr.Foot heel lift to try to even out the height, which helps walking much easier. The heel lifts get worn out after a while. The glue seems to dry up and I need new inserts. But I’m pleased with the product.