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After recently tearing a ligament in my foot, I am back to running, and the pain is nearly gone. I will get a few more pairs so I can put them in other shoes. Great product.

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Look let me throw some facts at you to give you an idea of how well these hold up:

I am very overweight, I do have flat-feet, I underpronate, I work a job where I'm on them all day, and I have had issues with both Plantar Fasciitis, and severe ankle pain accompanied by calf-muscle cramping due to poor support in my shoes. I can tell you from first hand experience, these WORK. They last me a long time, at least 8 months with heavy usage. I will say however, do not expect these to work as well, if you put them in shoes that are bad for your feet to begin with. The will help alleviate some of the strain, but these are only insoles, and, you cannot expect them to replace a good pair of shoes. But, if you have the problems I have, or anything else related to problems with your arch being too low or not really there at all (you need to invest in the True Arch N.B. Insoles if you have medium to high arches) then these are the cost effective and over all one of the most effective choices for you.

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I bought these after trying numerous types of insoles. Since I just bought a pair of New Balance athletic shoes I thought I'd give these a try. I am very glad I did. Very supportive but not too thick.

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It wasn't very bulky and I was able to lace/tie my shoes as normal. I did not have to cut any of it to fit either.

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These insoles have the same exact name, item # and box (only thinner) as what's sold in New Balance stores. The insoles are also thinner, missing the full black rubber bottom. They hurt my back so I returned them. I called new balance and it turned out the same product is manufactured by a couple of different companies that's why one has a full bottom and these don't. It's surprising the difference it makes. I have plantar fasciitis and love the ones I get in the store in my area.