Requires Some Trial And Error Adjustments, But Very Good
I've been going on walks more often during these last few months. I think my health has improved, but my feet have started to hurt from all the miles I've covered. I decided to give these Barefoot Scientist So Jelly Pressure Relief Insole Grips a try. They come with 2 pairs (1 pair for the heel, 1 pair for the balls of the feet) of clear gel, shock absorbing inserts. Each of the inserts has a self adhesive side.<br /><br />After removing the backing material, I stuck the inserts onto the insoles of my usual pair of walking shoes. After trying them out on a walk, I had to stop after a few minutes to adjust the placement of the inserts. The squishy balls of the front inserts just weren't hitting the right area of my feet. Luckily, I was still able to peel the inserts up and relocate them on my insoles. After another mile, I stopped once more to make another insert placement adjustment. The 3rd time was the charm and I finally got the inserts on the spots that worked best for me. I've had them in my walking shoes since and they've been working out very well in cushioning and relieving the pressure on my feet. I recommend using these, but you will likely have to make some adjustments to get them on the right spot for your needs.
Rating: 4 stars