Comfy and well made..

Super nice quality. These will form to your foot over time so you’re getting more of a customized insert. They have the perfect amount of squish to them in my opinion.

Great product.

The thicker ones are better than the thin, over they get broken in you will have a slight indent of your feet. They are a good blank canvas and easy to cut to fit so I would err on the larger size to be safe.

I love these. If you are looking to walk on clouds, don’t bother with these. If you want firm support with zero drop, these are perfect. I use them in my boots, and they hold up for over a year with regular use. I also really like how they form to your feet after a while. 10/10

I've been using these for 2 years. I use them in a zero drop composite toe work boot on concrete 10 a day. I weigh 299 lbs +- they last me 4 to 5 months depending on the time of year. I walk a lot more At work in spring and summer. I had plantar fasciitis really bad. Pain into my knees and back. Physical rehab was not helping. The foot Dr on YouTube turned me on to zero drop instead of heavy arch support(which was not helping). Switching to a zero boot and replacing it's insert with this insert, made do I can be 95% pain free. At 54 and 300 lbs you're never gonna be 100% pain free. I bear the hell out of this body for far to long. Seriously the best 25$ I spend every 120 days.

Really good shoe inserts, it takes a little time to break them in, I have not had any issues with them since I bought them

Almost every insole I’ve tried over the past six months has added way too much stack height in the heel, has been way too rigid, or has zero stability in the heel—all negatively affect the fit and feel of the shoe. This insole checks all my boxes! But I would love to see this in a thinner version.

Ideal balance of density and flexibility. Affordable. Easy to slip into shoes.

I’ve had capsulitis over the years and have worn orthotics in all my shoes to relieve the discomfort. I’ve recently changed all my shoes to zero heel drop wide toe box with no orthotics. I tried the 619 insoles in my zero heel drop golf shoes and they are great! The insoles that came with the golf shoes were a bit flimsy, whereas the 619 offer a more dense cushion. I walk every round of golf, typically over 6 miles and now I’m looking forward to no discomfort. I will purchase another pair for my running shoes.

I was looking for insoles to add firmness but without added arch support or heel drop. These seem to be exactly that.

Perfect thickness!

​I don’t usually write reviews, but I had to for these because they truly saved my ability to run comfortably.

​I have a unique situation: after breaking my left tibia and fibula years ago, my legs ended up slightly different lengths. Over time, my right foot compensated for the impact, causing my arch to collapse and my foot to become wider than my left.

​As a runner, I love high-end racing shoes, but they are notorious for having narrow midfoots. I struggled constantly with the inner edges of stock insoles cutting into my arch. I tried several different brands, but nothing worked until I found these 619 Greens.

​Why they work:

​True Wide Fit: They are wide enough to cover the midfoot area so there is no "cutting" sensation on the arch. ​Zero Drop: They mimic the geometry of stock racing insoles perfectly without altering the shoe’s intended feel. ​Perfect Cushioning: They offer a bit more protection than standard liners but aren't so thick that they ruin the responsiveness of an expensive racing shoe.

​If you have a collapsed arch or a wider foot and are tired of narrow "performance" insoles digging into your feet, get these. They were exactly what I needed.

Great product and equally great customer service!! I use these in my barefoot, trail running and road shoes and couldn't be happier. How about a thermal version for my snow boots?

Only product of its kind on the market works for my ise case mostly