Are these better than Odor-Eater insoles in terms of comfort and sweat absorption?
1367595
In My personal opinion, I like these best. Of course it all depends on personal use but these work better for me. Hope this helps
532492
No, personally they did not feel overly warm, but they are obviously different than wearing the "Crocs" type of shoe in that there is no holes for ventilation. I chose these as I wanted clean feet (without chance of the dirt getting inside the shoe) when digging in the dirt - and they did just that for me!
461485
My feet hardly sweat at all, so I'm guessing they might make yours sweat a lot. They aren't wool, but they're absorbent. I'm not sure that helps.
1751635
if you are simply considering them as a regular sole - yes quiet possibly.But I will suggest that you get the women. because these(these insole men or women) are big and can be cut to fit the size. What really matters is the arc support and special cushion at the rear foot base (ankle support). The front has thickened part which is in center, therefore wide or narrow will not matter.Until and unless you have a spare men's insoles which you do not wanna to be left unused. Something which is specifically designed for you is preferred option.
126731
I just pulled the insole out and don't see the words "all day comfort" on them, but I do find them quite comfortable. I imagine that if you didn't like the one that comes in the boots that you could just replace it.
870457
Not really. The main purpose of them is to keep your foot from sliding forward in heels thereby making them more comfortable. They are not support insoles but more like a tool. That's why they don't take up the entire bottom of your shoe.
786948
Yes, the ones cross trainer insoles I purchased looked just like these. I have been using various types of Spenco insoles over the years and I remember the original cross trainer insoles were a little different. Even the polysorb material has changed a bit. Even so, Spenco insoles are the most comfortable I've ever used.
1368683
I put them in - in place of the shoes pre-installed insoles. Not room for both of them in my shoes. They are very comfortable. I am 6'1' - 215 lbs. stand all day and they make it possible.
1037853
Yes, they are completely different because they are tailored to your particular feet and posture. You should go in to one of the many stores that have a pressure sensor (Bed, Bath and Beyod for instance) and check what works best for you. I've had these for over a year now and they really make a huge difference. I use them in my work shoes.
78265
Yeah I would think so. There's non of that gel crap in them that would breakdown. Like I had said earlier these are the best inserts I've ever purchased. I would definitely suggest wearing socks to prolong durability tho
2160778
no....however, however, I use insole cushion for the ball of my feet, it work, try it.....
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I doubt it. I took out the original foam insole- inserted these and the fit did not change. In other words after using 5 or more pairs of these the same way the insole has not changed the size of the shoe. Hope this makes sense. Most insoles seem thin and one of the really nice things about these is they are very effective in cushioning my old feet. I am packing too much weight and these really help even tho they are not real thick. Most of the thin ones are worthless after a few days. You might try stacking a couple of cheap foam ones under a good pair of liners like these?? Good luck. Trapper I doubt it. I took out the original foam insole- inserted these and the fit did not change. In other words after using 5 or more pairs of these the same way the insole has not changed the size of the shoe. Hope this makes sense. Most insoles seem thin and one of the really nice things about these is they are very effective in cushioning my old feet. I am packing too much weight and these really help even tho they are not real thick. Most of the thin ones are worthless after a few days. You might try stacking a couple of cheap foam ones under a good pair of liners like these?? Good luck.... » Read More I doubt it. I took out the original foam insole- inserted these and the fit did not change. In other words after using 5 or more pairs of these the same way the insole has not changed the size of the shoe. Hope this makes sense. Most insoles seem thin and one of the really nice things about these is they are very effective in cushioning my old feet. I am packing too much weight and these really help even tho they are not real thick. Most of the thin ones are worthless after a few days. You might try stacking a couple of cheap foam ones under a good pair of liners like these?? Good luck. Trapper « Show Less
795556
The sloggers are fairly roomy in the toe area, at least for me. If you need extra room, check them out at Meijers stores. There might be a store in your area in the Midwest
629174
I think these are more comfortable than the $30 ones. I can wear them for ~4 hours and then it only hurts a little behind my ears. Sound quality is probably better too, but I can't remember because I bought the $30 ones so long ago. If you're looking for comfort- buy these. If you're looking for style and/or a cheaper version- buy the $30 ones.
266467
They are bulky, so will make the shoes fit tighter and your foot sit higher (may cause foot to come out at heel). Also, the surface is a slippery synthetic that won't feel great with bare feet. Their real advantage is the rubber is a little denser than most overthecounter arch supports.
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I find the anke holders surprisingly comfortable...as long as I'm wearing shoes. I've tried it without shoes and it placed too much pressure on my ankles feet. I use my running shoes and they absorb most of the pressure. The ankle braces have a quick release that will snap into place when most snug against your ankles...but it's not so snug that it cuts off circulation or anything.
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Definitely, and they should last longer that way, although they'll be a bit trickier to place in the right spot. You want the front edge to stop just BEHIND your MTP joints. You'll feel it more in the arch of the foot, and you'll think it's in the wrong place, but it's not.