SpencoPolysorb Cross Trainer Athletic Cushioning Arch Support Shoe Insoles Men's 12-13.5

I am really happy with these inserts! I bought a pair of white sneakers—they’re really trendy with a huge heel. The smalledt they came in is a size 6 and I am a size 5/5.5. These inserts helped make the shoes more snug. The bonus is a little bit of arch support and comfort support, as you know fashion chunky shoes can be really uncomfortable. They’re really all for the look. I am so glad I got these inserts to make the shoes wearable.I tried the inserts in my regular day-to-day sneakers (cheap Amazon brand for $20, they look like Nikes HAHA) and these inserts do not work. It made my heels stick up too high for the sneakers to stay on properly. Bummer cuz I totally would have bought another pair! I think these inserts work best for shoes with high walls for the heels (which my white platform sneakers do have) and the heel has to be sturdy fabric/material. Not stretchy or bendy, like slip on ones

Update 6-3-14: To date, I have tried Spenco Cross Trainers, Total Support, RX Moldable and the Walker/Runner insoles. I ran in Cross Trainers for over thirty years and then tried the others looking for more arch support (I have very high arches) and to help treat Plantar Faciitis that I contracted almost two years ago. The total Support were OK but provided too little cushioning under the heel for running. The RX insoles were terrible, were molded incorrectly from the factory with the arch starting under my heel and were only slightly moldable. The Walker/Runners were the same design as the Total Support but had no structure at all and were just soft rubber. I have returned to the Cross Trainers as I believe they are the best Spenco insoles for cushioning under the heel and mid-foot. If they had a much higher arch and a little more structure they would be perfect. For me, for now, they are the best and I would recommend them.Original Review 12-7-12: I'm 66, I have high arches and I've been running for exercise for 36 years. I have been using Spenco Cross Trainer (green, yellow and black) insoles for many years and have been happy with them. Some time ago I developed some heel pain and I recently decided to try the Spenco Total Support insoles. They have a higher arch, which is good for me but, it appears the arch is higher because the heel cushioning is lower...thinner. The impressive multicolored heel pads and underside cushioning areas in the Total Support photos appear, in person, to all be the same material, but colored differently. My heel pain did not diminish while using the Total Support insoles and I have returned to the Cross Trainers for the additional heel cushioning. The Cross Trainers have good arch support and it is probably adequate for most runners. I suspect the Total Support insoles might be good for walking where heel cushioning is not so critical.If you want good heel cushioning, especially for running, I suggest you use the Spenco Cross Trainer insoles.

These are some of the better insoles I have tried to remedy my heel pain. Having arthritic feet it has been a difficult task and an expensive one trying to find the perfect insole to eliminate the pain. These are better than most, but after a long day of wear they don't hold up as well as I had hoped.

After being diagnosed with heel spurs, my doctor recommended these. I was advised to stop wearing shoes/sneakers that don’t have arch. Im a sneaker person and did not want to trow out my sneakers or give them away. These insole was the solution. I can wear my sneakers without my feet hurting. I highly recommend.

My plantar fasciitis usually well under control and high quality arch supports are a big reason why. For years I gladly paid $40 a pair for Sof Sole Graphite insoles yet was disappointed when they were discontinued. I’m very searching ever since, and have now purchases three of these Spencos which are effective but with less support. They provide less arch lift than the Sof Soles but are very well made and hold up for more than a year. These are high quality, true to size, and very fairly priced at $25.Now what I need to work on is being less lazy about stretching my calves and arches as my physical therapist taught me.

These insoles seem well made and I'm a big fan of Spenco's nitrogen filled foam because it holds up well to high impact activities. However... this particular product has a thick heal. The foam is 12.5mm under the heal and 5.7mm in the forefoot so it is adding about 7mm of heel to toe drop which completely changes the fit of any athletic shoes. Note: Don't think this extra cushion will help heel pain - your heel will actually have more pressure due to the added heel foam thickness. If you are looking to make your shoes feel more inclined / wedge shaped these should be good - otherwise avoid this one. Spenco - it would be great if you just added this sort of info on the thickness of the forefoot, arch and heal foam to your descriptions - you would avoid a lot of returns.

Works great,got relief

This item has been with me for a very short time.After experiencing the discomfort of traditional shoe insoles, I made the executive decision to upgrade to the Spenco Polysorb Cross Trainer Athletic Cushioning Arch Support Shoe Insoles. And let me tell you, it was great. Not only do they provide unparalleled support for my arches, but they also offer cushioning that feels like I'm walking on clouds. Plus, with their stylish green design, both men and women can rock these insoles with confidence. So if you're tired of mediocre foot support and want to take your shoe game to the next level, do yourself a favor and invest in a pair of these lifesaving insoles. Trust me, your feet will thank you later!I hope you find this review helpful.