Mixed Customer Opinions on Dr. Scholl's Prevent Pain Insoles

Easy to cut and fit to shoe. I have found these to work best for me . My feet and legs don’t ache as much.

Chucks are notorious for having NOOOOOOO support and, after wearing mine for a couple hours today my dogs weren't just barking, they were howling.
I remembered that I bought these a little while back and went down to my basement office to look for them and put them in my shoes.
They were easy to cut down and were a nearly perfect fit. I trimmed them to a men's 12 and I probably could have left them around a 13 to fit edge to edge in a sz 12 pair of Chuck Taylors.
When I put my shoes back on, instant relief. I think I probably sighed with relief. My back pain started to lessen too.
Gonna wear them to the office tomorrow and see how they do. Hopefully I won't have to fear wearing my chucks anymore.

My husband had lateral foot pain on his left foot, so I ordered these for him. Size large, he is a size Mens 11. He is a slight pronator. These were cut properly, and inserted into new Denali shoes. He wears them in the garage, approximately half a day at a time. After three weeks, and daily ice packs on his feet, these have become too painful for him. Probably the biggest issue stems from the fact that they cause the shoe to fit more narrow. Generally, Dr Scholl's pads have worked for him over the years, but these made his foot pain much worse.

I got these based on a review I read for Adidas suede sneakers. I ordered my size, custom fit them and they are perfect. I walk at least 5 or 6 miles every day, and these have held up for months! Good name product that's been around forever. I would order again.

Put these insoles into my work shoes and immediately went flat first day of wear, no support what so ever, waste of money!

The insole is pretty thick so it makes the shoes uncomfortable to wear because it causes them to be tight from the top since the insole lifts your foot more. The insole is definitely comfortable but the shoe is uncomfortably tight now that it makes the foot rise more.