Superfeet Men's Red HotHot Premium Insoles Review

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I put a pair of these footbeds in a new pair of mountaineering boots. I always throw away the stock footbeds in my ski boots, cycling shoes or hiking boots. My other footbeds range from full-on custom made orthotics, through heat moldable footbeds. These are the first pair of Superfeet I've bought and they're at the low-end of the price range I'd spend. That said, they were very comfortable and I have no complaints, which means five stars for the price. My feet have stayed warm using them, but no way to objectively assess whether the Outlast treatment really helped here. I still puzzle why manufacturers can sell $300 mountaineering boots and $700 ski boots with foot-beds they made from toilet paper, but given they do, I'd recommend these insoles...

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As said above to my opinion these are the best replacement insoles you can get. Of course, in this case the quality also has it's price, but as they last very long and are quite versatile in different types of shoes, I really recommend them.

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I bought these to help my husband enjoy his ski trips, which were not as enjoyable with his feet hurting so much. He was very pleased with the comfort these gave him!

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Replaced the stock boot inserts with these and have been very happy. They were a bit more narrow than stock but slipped right in and seem to be working great no cold feet using my preferred thin ski socks. Can't say how they perform v. the stock inserts from a warmth perspective but I do prefer fit/feel and support compared to the stock ones.

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They solved my problem. The soles do block some of the cold and did give some support a lot cheaper than a molded foot bed. I did have to pull out the liner to get a better fit. It allows you to trim the superfeet for a better fit and then slide the liner back into the boot. Previously the bottom front of my left foot killed. Regular gel soles hold the cold.