SorbothaneFull Strike Insole

They're comfortable and not too much money. Recommended by a doctor

To narrow in the heel and toe. Maybe for a size 6 they had the width figured out but not a 10. Rendering them almost useless.

+ the underside is made of a material that it doesn't slip around inside your football boots when you're wearing them, like some do.+ football boots tend to be quite narrow meaning some insoles are too rigid to fit well. The full Strike doesn't have this problem.- the negative of this material is that it disintegrates quickly. Perhaps it results from the rubbing with 3G pitch rubber crumb, but you'll be lucky to see much use from them after 6 months (I play 1/2 times per week).- the insole is so flexible it's likely you'll have to make sure the insole is lying flat inside your boot between wears (and certainly if you've carried them about in the bag).Would I recommend them? Yes, but with reservations. If they could find a way to make them last longer they'd be on to a winner, and I've tried enough alternatives over the years to know.

I have plantar fasciitis and these are the only insoles I can use. I also wash them in the washing machine and they remain perfect.

Very nicely constructed and wear well goog value for the money and do take shock from the knees and hips

My doctor recommended these insoles and they helped me get over planta fasciitis. It took a few months to work, but eventually it had gone. I wear them every day as well as an arch support. The material is used apparently in rockets to cushion the equipment as it goes in to space.

I thought the quality is the same as before and it has a very good quality. Will definitely buy it again.

I ordered these insoles as the ones in my squash shoes had worn thin. I play over 5 hours of squash a week and start to get ankle , knee and hip issues when my insoles don't absorb the shock.- I have rated these insoles 2 stars for the following reasons:- They are not replacements for the existing insoles in shoes as they do not come with arch support- They are difficult to fit. They seem to be a slightly different shape to the sole of my shoes and will not quite lay flat at first. On wearing they do seem to lay flat but on taking the shoe off there is a slight ripple in the insole again.- The sizes didn't work well for me as I am size 11 which meant I had to do some cutting to make them fit. Difficult when they are a different shape to the shoe.- The sole is quite thin (that's good when you have to keep the existing shoe insole in place - see above), but it doesn't provide as much shock absorption as I would like.All in all, disappointing. I also have a pair of Sof sole athlete insoles that I purchased for another pair of shoes. I would say they are much better. Thicker with better cushioning and shock absorbtion, they fit better, stay in place, and take the place of the existing insole (they have good arch support).For the record my shoes are Asics Gel progressive.