UrwalkUrwalk 3 Layers Adjustable Supination & Over-Pronation Corrective Shoe Inserts, Medial & Lateral Heel Wedge Insoles for Foot Alignment, Knee Pain, Bow Legs, Osteoarthritis (Black - Large)

Helped my feet from leaning to one side

The versatility of this product is adequately described on its pet webpage and it can handle knees whether you're going in or out. And you've set the thickness, uh, to whatever meet your needs for me, i'm bone on bone going bow legged with bone spurs, that's why I ordered 'em

These are extremely squishy and not super supportive. They didn’t help my foot pain or feeling supported on my runs. They also weren’t thick enough.

Honestly I do like these shoe inserts, and it has made wearing my shoes more comfortable, but I really wish the insert went further down the shoe instead of just at the heel. It may very well just be my shoes or how I walk, but I sort of feel like my foot is sort of compensating (in a bad way) for what little relief the inserts give me if that makes sense. These inserts will hold me over until I can see a pediatrist and get proper insoles though

Fits well into my shoes. Best inserts of this type I've had.

Me ayudó mucho a corregir la postura de mi pie

Doesn't not work at all. Large is too small, would probably be better if they were solid instead of a very soft gel. At the price it's not worth returning. In the trash they go

I have tried a few heel inserts for supination. The gel type were too squishy, did not stay in place nor provide support. The firm inserts were too hard and while diminishing the suppination a bit, were too uncomfortable. I had hoped this product would be the best of both...unfortunately it was not.Pro: different insert sizes are helpful to customize the insert height. Inserts stuck atop each other stayed together. They did not become unstuck and slide off of each other. Inserts are very comfortable.Con: the bottom layer of the insert is sticky and meant to stay in place in the shoe heel. In my case, they did not. After only a couple hours of wear, the insert slid off the heel placement and migrated toward my arch. (This happened even in a closed-heel shoe. This, along with the sticky placement of the insert, should have thwarted movement of the insert.)