UGGSheepskin Insole Mens Insoles

A coworkers nephew came in to work and we were discussing boots and he explained a little secret was that the UGGs inserts were the best and he’s on his feet all day as he works at this junkyard and he’s like one of the things he had but he’s buying all these inserts that were becoming consciously, but weren’t lasting or weren’t comfortable. My feet feel when they are being pampered in these and so far they are just holding up so nicely. I imagine that in the winter time especially with my insulated boots is just going to keep my feet so nice and warm but even right now in the warmer weather, it’s not burning up or anything so that’s niceI will say it fit you the size. I pulled mine out and right and snuggly. I didn’t see any real arch support on there, but it feels pretty good. It’s a pretty good thickness not too thick or anything, but also not too thin.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My Uggs house shoes have perfect tread and the uppers are in great shape, so it was nice to just be able to replace the insoles, which had worn off all their "fuzzy". Now the house shoes are comfy again.

Absolutely love these. We have them for our Uggs but also use them in other boots as well. Long lasting and very

My UGG,s are my multipurpose around-the house-shoes and I love them!! They are one year old this Christmas and they have held up so well over the year BUT they really needed some new insoles. And I admit, I should have changed the original insolesaround six months or so. When changing the original insoles the orange heel portion didn't want to leave, it was stuck to the leather interior of the shoe after twelve months of pounding. So, if you buy these insoles I recommend that you change the insoles at least every six months. The price is worth it and the comfort that returns with the new insoles is surprisingly substantial!It took a little while to scrape out the remainder of the original insole but I wanted to make sure the new one's were on a smooth surface. I vacuumed the new insoles and inside the UGG's to remove any excess fur or sponge debris and put them in my UGG's and they fit like a glove, a very form fitting, soft, comfortable glove. Only wish I'd done it earlier!!!

These are a game changer. They were purchased to replace worn foot liners in some very nice slippers. They fit right in and when I put the slippers on, it was like walking on clouds. The comfort, warmth, and quality are topnotch. Certainly worth the $20 they cost. I would like to eventually put these all my shoes or at least those that they will fit in. They are very thick with high quality and dense sheepskin.

Live these. I could not use use in the original shows I purchased them for as they are thick, but I found a pair of slippers they fit in without crowding my feet. Don’t get for right fitting shoes, but perfect for loose shoes. Great product.

Bought these to replace my old ones from two years ago, extremely comfortable like walking on a cloud, I’ve never walked on a cloud, but I guess it would be the same feeling. Unless you drop straight through.🙃

Six years ago, I bought a pair of Orthofeet Asheville slippers which retail for $120 (sometimes on sale). They're made to last a very long time. However, the original insoles don't last nearly as long as the slippers themselves.So, when it came time to replace the insoles after a couple of years I looked at replacement Orthofeet insoles and they were $60!That's a ridiculous amount to spend on slipper insoles and most people wouldn't even spend that on a complete pair of slippers. So, I searched Amazon.I found these UGG insoles. They're more plush than the Orthofeet insoles and are made using real sheep's wool. They don't necessarily last longer than the original Orthofeet insoles, but they're about one third the price!This is the second pair of UGG sheepskin insoles I've bought for these slippers. When they wear out, I'll buy another pair. One of my photos shows the new UGG insoles next to the old UGG insoles. They tend to wear out at the heel first and also at the ball of the foot. That's not surprising, because it's where you exert the most pressure when you walk.I don't think it's possible to make sheepskin insoles that will last a lot longer than these. The nature of this type of insole is that the "fur" tends to wear down or off at the pressure points.So, these are relatively expensive but it's easy to justify buying them if you have expensive slippers or just want a really plush feel.