3/4 Orthotic Insoles, Shoe Inserts for Plantar Fasciitis Relief, High Arch Support Inserts for Flat Feet, Over-Pronation and Heel Pain (Small(Men's 5-6 / Women's 6-7))

I have planta fasciitis and heel bone spurs. The high arch in this shoe insert supports my arch releaving pressure on my heel.

The quality is spot on - I love the heel cup. But can't put these in my shoes with my own insoles (since these are only 3/4) because there isn't enough room. I understand the idea of 3/4, but I did expect that I'd be able to use them in some fashion. I wanted these to work, but without another insole for the ball of my foot/toes, these don't really fit the bill. I've reached to customer support since that's what they said to do. Waiting for a response back to see if they have a good resolution.

My feet are narrow so these were too wide for me. Also, they were too firm.

The 3/4 length gives me more room for my toes, very comfortable.

Good Arch support, but the little adhesive circle meant to hold the 3/4 length sole in place doesn't hold and it slides around.

I'd buy them again

I love these inserts. They provide the support I need for my heels and high arches. The only thing I wish is that Dr. Potter would make one that extends for the whole foot with a very thin part in the toe area rather than just the 3/4 insert so I can remove the insoles that come in my shoes and insert these in place of the ones that come with the shoes. These are the only ones I've found that fit my food right and don't hurt when I wear them.

I didn't need to dive into too many reviews to realize this was a perfect arch support. Sturdy, gives good side support on top of not squishing down. It fit perfectly in my shoe because of it being shorter and not the entire length of the shoe like my other inserts that are too bulky and crowd my feet. I was pleasantly surprised trying a new foot insole product that it would be way better than I expected. If your foot leans inward and has a collapsing arch, you need this, not only for feet, but how it affects knees, hips, etc.