Not Exactly Helpful
I very rarely wore sneakers or athletic shoes prior to the pandemic as no matter what brand I bought (Dr. Scholl’s; Etnies; Reebok; Skechers) they hurt my feet. I even tried gel inserts – nothing would help.<br /><br />I often, and with great success, wore flip flops. I wore them at theme parks, at a racetrack, running errands.<br /><br />But, I still craved the security of a sneaker.<br /><br />I decided to get these, and thought they’d work.<br /><br />The BIGGEST issue – no guidelines to cut the insert. And, for what they’re charging paying customers (I got a complimentary review product) – that is really unacceptable. Even the cheap Dr. Scholl’s have guidelines.<br /><br />As far as comfort? These inserts were a tad too stiff and rough. With my feet already having issues – I didn’t want to wait a good two weeks to see how well they worked. Then again, due to the pandemic – that two weeks might be months as I don’t go out. I mostly due curbside, drive-thru, or delivery for what I need.<br /><br />Given the mixed reviews – I don’t think I’d get these again and I would caution against anyone I personally know, purchasing them.
Rating: 3 stars