Copper Fit Unisex Work Gear Comfort Insoles

I bought a new pair of boots over a month ago from Amazon but I knew right away they needed better insoles. I started shopping for insoles and was a little shocked at the current prices most around $29 a pair summers much is $49 a pair. Times are tough money is tight I didn’t think I would find a decent pair for anything less than $20. So I took my time, and I kept looking at the mini offerings and finally I decided on this pair. Honestly I’m amazed these are excellent insoles. They have excellent arch support, thick padding. They’re well-made, and they are very very comfortable. Best thing is the price was only $9.99for the pair. 😊 The photos and description don’t do these justice I thought for $9.99. I was going to get a poor quality pair of insoles. I was very surprised and very happy as soon as I saw these and now that they are in my boots they feel excellent. I only write product reviews when I feel like I’ve received a superior product. This is one of those times. These are the best in the souls by far even after the low price of $9.99. Maybe the best bargain I’ve discovered in years. 👍🏻

I've been using these Copper Fit insoles for about 2 years now and they've been great at absorbing impact and keeping my feet cool. The insoles are easy to trim and fit perfectly into my work boots. Since I need flat insoles with no arch support, these have worked will for me. I can't say for sure whether they relieve foot pain since I walk alot not just at work but also hiking and doing sports. But what I know is that I take care of my feet - and regularly replacing both insoles and shoes is a key part of that. I typically replace them every 3 months for my work boot, which helps maintain comfort. It's important to note that even the best work boots have a limited lifespan. If your boots are old and worn, new insoles alone won't solve the problem - replacing the boots when needed makes a big difference. Everyone's feet are different so they might not work for everyone but they've worked great for me. For the price, comfort and durability, I definitely recommend giving them a try.

I used the Copper Fit Balance insoles for years and they were the perfect full length, well made, affordable insole. These are Ok but don't appear to be nearly as well made so I don't expect them to hold up as long and tbh they're much less expensive to buy at a certain big box retailer than here. Copper Fit - please bring back the Balance model!

My 2yr old work boots feel like brand new again! Inserts are very comfortable and with a new set of laces I’m good to go for Monday morning. Just a tip, when you take your old inserts out, use them as a template when cutting the new ones.

The absolute best Insole ever made for athletic and work shoes. Ive been purchasing these Insoles for years and the quality & consistency is outstanding. I will purchase brand new New Balance shoes and immediately insert these Insoles. I work on my feet 10-12 hours daily, on a hard laboratory floor at that. Once you use these Insoles, you will no longer immediately feel your feet at the end of the night lol. Ive read that they should be replaced every 3-4 months under heavy use, supposedly to maintain optimal comfortability? Not only are they the best, but they also only cost $11!! Buy them once and you'll keep buying them for the rest of your life! One thing I will add, they do not work well with most of my Dr Marten shoes. The leather used on Doc's doesn't really give enough room and their insoles are sown into the shoe, not removable.

The very best insoles around at a very good price for what you get. They last at least a year in walking shoes that do about 1500 miles. You can also periodically machine wash them & hang dry. The only issue is you must buy one 1/2 size bigger shoe for these to fit appropriately. I had to go from Mens 11 to 11.5.

These things are junk

They are very comfortable and exceeded my expectations for quality, however I would line up your old insoles for proper fit to cut to rather than just trusting the lines marked on the insole. I lined up my old insole first and saw that my boots lined up with the 12 length and 11 width, however I wanted to trust it and try out just cutting to only the men's 12 size but it was a mistake on an already somewhat narrow boot. Wouldn't really blame the insole, my discomfort would be better to blame on Timberland for making such a narrow toe box and myself for not trusting my gut at first. For $10, they are well worth the money and a huge upgrade over my stock insoles. They have a nice thickness overall and offer a good amount of shock absorption in the heel, and they do not move out of place when taking my boots off which is a plus.