Customer Reviews Superfeet All-Purpose Memory Foam Support (Copper)

I bought these to fix a blistering problem in a pair of walking shoes. They did the job extremely well. The DMP Copper is fairly thick in the heel and intended to replace an existing insole. Instructions are provided to cut it to size and shape. A sturdy scissor does the job. It was easy to do. If your shoe has no removable insole the DMP Copper may be too thick. Check the Superfeet site for their other models that are thinner. Then come back to order through Zappos for their outstanding service! The foam really does conform to the foot. It made the shoes a lot more comfortable.

These were recommended by my physical therapist and work beautifully. I've lost my arches and in place of a true orthotic they are really helpful. Wear them in my tennies, hiking and barn boots.

My physical therapist told me to get these to help my arch support, unfortunately they were too thick to fit in any of my shoes.

Holy hibi hibiscus these things feel good in Vans. Especially if you're paddling around with flat feet like me! Pronate no mas, Amigos! Your welcome:)

I am on my feet a lot at work. Mostly concrete floors. I wear good quality work boots every day as required by my job. For months my feet started to hurt terribly. So much so that I cringed when I would get out of my truck and put my body weight on them. I am 6' 300 lbs. they carry a lot of weight. I finally started looking for an orthotic that would really work. Something above the thin pads and jelly slabs available at the drug store. After two weeks of researching different brands and reading countless reviews of each, I settled on the copper superfeet. After the very first day, I realized significant relief. I have been using them now for about a month and my foot pain, ankle pain and even my knee discomfort has all but vanished completely. I would pay 5 times what is asked for these inserts. They are worth every penny!!! Be sure and pick the right one for you.

It's not clear from the manufacturer's charts just how Copper is different from Orange, or why a user should select one instead of the other.

Helped my plantar fasciitis pain. Soft memory foam cushioning + firm heel stabilizer works well for my foot pain and walking/standing for long periods. Also used them in my running shoes with success. Shoes need to be a bit roomier as the heel cup is a bit higher. They work in all of my sneakers with removable insoles. This is the third pair I’ve purchased over 2 years- they last a good amount of time.

Thanks (not!) for sending me a pair of used orthotics that had been worn by someone else and returned. Disgusting, and this shows how little regard you have for your return policy, which states the article must be unworn and in original condition. I hope you don't just take them back and resell them to someone else.

These are by far the best inserts a person could walk on bar-none! Wether standing in one spot or moving around my legs and knees have never felt better. Forget about foot pain, you put these in your work boots and your heels and toes will never bark again. You will never need anything else in your shoes again. Paul Socki Chicago, IL Industrial Machine Mechanic

I'm 6', 310 lbs. I was searching for an insole to provide some relief from the chronic foot pain I had been experiencing. The pain had gotten so bad that I would cringe when getting out of my truck and putting weight on my feet. I like to do my research on products by comparing them to others and reading the reviews. I came across a review from a guy with the same build as myself and he swore by these copper insoles. I took a shot and invested in a pair. After four or five days I realized a significant reduction in foot pain. After two months, the pain had disappeared completely. I use these in my work boots. After using these insoles, I hardly tolerate any other pair of shoes I own. I wear my work boots almost everywhere and when I can't, I notice the difference within an hour or two. Cons- These insoles are on the pricey side and usually begin to lose their support over 6 months time. Plan on investing $150 a year to maintain the level of comfort they provide. In my opinion, it's the best $150 I spend all year!!! Also on the "con" side would be the overall thickness of the insole. It does take up some room in your shoe. If your shoe is leather, it will stretch to accomodate the insole after a week or so. Until then, your shoes will feel cramped. Overall, this product does what it says and is worth the price paid. Hope this helps in your decision making process.