Fulton Men's Shock Absorbing Insoles with High Impact Arch Support - Custom Molding Cork Inserts Alleviate Plantar Fasciitis & Foot Fatigue- Athletic Running Insoles for Men (Men's Size 13.5-14)

I’ve been using these in my military and hiking boots since my super feet green insoles seemed to have almost TOO much arch support, and were narrow to where it gave me blisters on the sides of my feet since the material has very little give/molding properties.These are amazing. Day one they fit like a glove and only got better as the day progressed which I think is due to the cork which does mold much better to your foot. This, cork construction, is how boots and dress shoes traditionally became so comfortable in the past and you could be on your feet all day. They gave AMAZING support to my feet out of the box with no hot spots or anything.For reference, the day I got them I used them during a field training exercise as an Army Infantryman, running in body armor, etc. these are excellent insoles thus far and I plan to get some for my wife’s boots!

I've been dealing with back pain for a while now, and I've tried just about everything. From stretches to over-the-counter painkillers, nothing seemed to do the trick. Then I tried Fulton insoles, and they've been a total game-changer.These insoles are super comfortable and provide great support. They've helped to align my feet and reduce the strain on my back. I've noticed a big improvement in my posture and overall comfort.If you're struggling with back pain, I definitely recommend giving Fulton insoles a shot. They're a simple solution that's made a huge difference for me.

I fount these inserts to be very comfortable. The process of molding them was fare easier than having to step into a squishy mold and send back and wait forever for them.But they delaminated and fell apart in a couple of months. This is with light use as I am recovering from a back surgery. I am now without inserts just before heading out for a camping trip with friends.

Wore them for only 2 days and around 60k worth of steps they started to fall apart. The fabric separated from the cork exposed the foam layer in between. Orange residue got everywhere in my shoes not to mention the discomfort the peeled up fabric would cause due to friction.They were comfortable at first nosedived as they fell apart. If you plan on walking a lot in a short amount of time I would stay away from Fulton.

If you are someone who overpronates this is a really great added insole to your favorite shoes to improve comfort and reduce foot pain from overuse. Definitely note that you cannot use these indefinitely if you are working out with them a lot, I definitely foot fungus and traced it back to these because when I switched them out the foot fungus infection went away with them. So probably consider getting a fungal foot spray to keep them for longer.

Makes all my shoes much more supportive.

Starting with the show stoppers;The sizing is about one size off. There's a gap in the tip of my shoe that the tip of my big toe is over hanging. This is a problem at about mile 2. Was the wrong size in my box? Possibly, but I don't think so. The overall shape is odd which makes me wonder if they're sized on a EU or Japanese last. This is problematic when the American shoe industry variations can be one half to one size off. In retrospect its kind of silly to try and make "custom" inserts in half size steps. This should have been my warning sign that this product is off....It was probably only "custom" for one manufacturers one model of shoe during the one year it was designed.The heal cup seems to be sized for the smallest last and they are trying to "custom" cut the length. This leaves my heal and arch over hanging the orthotic a bit. Again, this becomes another source of pain after 15min of running. Is this something that will break-in???The arch is not high. Its extremely high. Another break-in issue? Maybe, but its got a long way to go. Can't complete a normal run and gives more arch pain the next day.At this rate the 10hr break-in recommendation is going to take months of pain/recovery cycles. If its going to work at all.Definitely not worth $50. Going to try and return.

Great for overall foot health