Men's 3/16" 3 Pack Leg Length Discrepancy Heel Lift

Just what i wanted and NEEDED....These feel like they will last a long time and they feel really good and comfortable. Remember you get three for the price, it might seem like allot but divide the price by 3 and even better they are for either L or R shoe. Many sell L and R only but if you only need the L like me this is a really GOOD deal

I bought this for the price and saw good reviews. i would say my experience has been just OK. They work for certain shoes and do what they are meant to. Unfortunately for most shoes they slid forward toward the arch which is annoying since i have to keep repositioning it. I bought the "Clearly Adjustable" brand type and although they are more expensive, they are MUCH BETTER product. No sliding, longer in shoe with gradual decrease in angle decline. This product is good for standing but not much walking. If you plan to walk alot in a lift i would go with "Clearly Adjustable".

These worked out perfectly for me, my left leg is shorter than my right due to a broken femer when i was in 7th grade, they even out my walking and relieve stress on my lower left side back i ordered a 2nd set i liked them so much, and they stay put they do not slide around in the shoe.

I have a short leg and if I don't wear a heel lift under my right heel the right leg ends up being short and I get pain in the right side of my lower back. When I wear the lift the pain goes away. I have saved hundreds of dollars this way by not having to go to the chiropractor as much. I had one chiro tell me if I would wear a heel lift it would take my pain away by balancing out my pelvis and he was right.

My husband has a slightly shorter leg due to a shattered femur years ago, and swears by these lifts. He has used similar since he was 16 years old and these are priced very well, similar in price to what he has always paid through his chiropractor in the small town he grew up in, only now he can order them and not have to have someone go pick them up for him and ship them to him. They do wear out after a time period, and he can usually get several years out of one before he tosses it, but he likes to have multiples so he can leave them in every set of shoes and not have to worry about moving them around, since it helps keep the same mold in the given shoe. They definitely help his body stay balanced. A little less rigid than what he usually gets but he has not noticed any kind of a difference in the way they work for his length adjustments.

By posting a review here using my real name, I've now obviously outed myself as a different-legged freak. If I were female, my name might be "Ilene" (I-lean). But for the sake of my fellow different-legged freaks, I couldn't NOT post a review. These "Leg Length Discrepancy" lifts seem to work great. My chiropractor gave me one to try that was made of the same material, but I could get this 3-pack for less than he charged me for one. These lifts are wide enough they stay in place in a normal width men's shoe. The only knock I have is they aren't as long as they are in the picture. The extra length would be nice, but doesn't seem to affect performance much.

After some bone fusions to repair my shattered heel, I needed a lift in my shoe to level my pelvis. The first one, by prescription, was fashioned by an orthotics technician for the princely sum of $35 for ONE! Needless to say, I began to shop around. These lifts are as comfortable and more durable than my first lift and at a fraction of the price!

If you need a heel lift, these are inexpensive and work great. Because they are rubber, they are comfortable and don't slide around. You can drop it into the shoe or put it under the shoe's insole.