OK, nothing special, leather is nice ...
These are ... OK.  Nothing to write home about.  I like the leather, but that's about all that distinguishes these from other similar products, and frankly, I like some of the other Dr. Scholl's insoles much better in terms of comfort.<br /><br />I tried them in two different pairs of shoes.  Yes, the bottom of the insole is &#34;sticky,&#34; but it's more &#34;tacky&#34; than &#34;sticky,&#34; and I think the purpose is to keep the insole from shifting position.  I had no trouble moving them from one pair to the other.  I first tried them on an older pair of high-end flats that are almost past their expiration date.  Noticed a little more &#34;squishy&#34; feeling, but other than that, nothing.  Moved them to an el cheapo pair of flats with almost no cushioning in the soles.  Again, a slight feeling of &#34;squishiness,&#34; but nothing that I'd say was praise-worthy.<br /><br />For me, then, they're OK.  Nothing great, nothing really wrong with them.  They just didn't make enough of a difference for me to recommend them enthusiastically.  3 stars ...
Rating: 3 stars