I had planned on putting these in my gym shoes which are not that old but after about 30 min on the treadmill my feet start to hurt. BUT, the original insoles are glued into the shoe and since they are not that old I don't want to rip them out. So I cut them down to put in my boots
The original insoles come right out so I used them as a guide to cut the Dr Scholl's down. That took a LOT of trimming and I got frustrated and gave up last night. So I went at it again today and finally got them to fit in my boots. However when I put them in with out the original insoles it just didn't feel right so I put the originals back in and put the Dr Scholl's on top. They felt fine when I put them on and walked around the house but the gel would squish and my foot would slip around inside the boot. I took them off because I wasn't going anywhere or doing anything and when I went to put them back on I could not get the Dr Scholls to lay down flat and I have what my husband calls "the princess and the Pea syndrome" I feel ever little thing in my shoes and can't stand any sort of lump so I had to take them out before we left for dinner and a few errands.
I'm really disappointed because I was really looking forward to these and especially after how long it took to trim the inserts down to the right size. But so far all the bzz reports I have read have been nothing but good so it is probably just me and my freaky issues.
If you have tried these please let me know what you think.
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