PowerStep Pinnacle Plus Met, Ball of Foot Pain Relief Orthotics, Shoe Inserts, Metatarsalgia, Arch Support, Morton's Neuroma Pain Relief, Shoe Insoles, Metatarsal Pad, Made in USA (M 6-6.5, F 8-8.5)

Using for Pickleball and feet are not aching or sore after playing two hours. Excellent fit in my fitville pickleball shoes.

Recommended by podiatrist for pain and inflammation in mid ball of foot. Instantly helped take the pressure off of the sore spot and make it much easier to walk. It is not a cure, but makes me functional. I took the insole out of my women's 9 NB nitrel trail running shoe and put the M 7-7.5 and it fit perfectly. I immediately ordered more so I would have extra for my work shoes.

Good product that has relieved my foot pain however it is quite expensive and lasted about a year before began to lose its shape.

Excellent support. Huge relief for foot pain. Please pay the extra money to get this quality product. It is worth it to.

I purchase several things on Amazon and was giving pretty in-depth reviews. From this point on, here's the new agenda…. if it works as advertised, is well made, meets or exceeds the description, is a value, and arrives in a fair amount of time, it will get a "star rating" equal to what my expectations were/are. If it doesn't meet these criteria, then I will most definitely and descriptively tell the short comings of the products and you as a consumer will not have to go through the trouble of buying the product without some background knowledge. If the sell pulls that item and relists under another description, I will put the exact same review on the seller's feedback page. Sellers have done this a couple of times in the past, and I was true to my word then as well as now. DR

They were too stiff for my arches but they still relieved my ball foot pain. I weakened the arch support by drilling small holes in the bottom of the insert around the arch area....The foot with no problems need probably 15 to 20 holes to make the insole feel comfortable but the foot causing problems only needed about 4 holes which provided more support for that foot....IT's kinda like getting custom insoles made but possibly better..I left them feeling slightly too firm but after a day of work I completely forgot about them and my ball foot pain.. When these wear out, I'll just get new ones and copy what I did with the old ones... I was surprised at the difference level of "customization" my feet needed...

I have high arches and decided to take advantage of the low price of PowerStep Pinnacle Plus Met women’s size 8-8.5 during the Black Friday sales. I’ve never had to cut these to fit any of my shoes. I have bought these for several years now and decided to write my review why. I take plenty of photos when I review a product to show how I formed my honest opinion while using the item, but they don't always upload in sequential order. I had also ordered a pair of SUPERfeet and did a comparison. The hard plastic “stabilizer caps” underneath both orthotics are sturdy and durable to support my weight when I walk. After walking in one of each PowerStep and SUPERfeet around the neighborhood, there was a noticeable difference between the two orthotics. I pulled them out of my shoes and studied them more closely. I hope you can see from my side-by-side photos with my pointing fingers that the highly rated SUPERfeet has a deeper slope down, and the PowerStep has a gradual upslope towards a supportive metatarsalgia pad. I then remembered that I have two different arch heights, which complicate things and always affect my walking comfort. I found my wet feet arch height drawings from 2/2023, and you can see that my left foot has a higher arch than my right. It then occurred to me that the PowerSteps with the metatarsalgia pads help compensate for my different arches. That’s why they are my favorite, supportive and durable orthotic insoles. I highly recommend them.

Returned. Arch support and ball of foot support is great. However , the inserts are not wide enough in the toe box! I even tried a larger size, and you would think that an item meant for ball of foot pain would cover this. My big toe and inner side foot were straddling the inserts… not good.