Customer Reviews

Dr Scholl's For Her Sole Expressions Insole, Women's 6-10, 3-Pair Packages (Pack of 2)

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I bought these cos I wanted a leopard insole for my black Coach flats. I am SO glad I didn't put these in those expensive shoes!! I put them in a pair of adorable ankle boots that had no cushioning at the ball of the foot. The insoles were a little small, I'm an 8.5. I walked in them once, and noticed they were throwing my feet off balance quite a bit. I figured I could just reposition them & all would be okay. Wrong--when I attempted to remove the insole, the adhesive stayed stuck to the insole of the boot, and took some of the foam of the Dr Scholl's insole with it! I couldn't believe it. I called and they sent me a check for the cost of the insoles and told me some alcohol would take care of it (didn't). I was ready to give up and take them to a shoe repairman to get the gunk out but my dad was able to with about 10 minutes of scraping with a thumbnail. This insole just plain sucked. The sizing is only good for the smaller footed among us, the cushioning wasn't great, and it was difficult to take out. I would not recommend it.

These are really too small and too thin to do anything AND they're slippery against your nylon socks or stockings.

These are just barely OK. My biggest issue with them is that one size does not fit all women. I am a size 8, and these are far too small for my shoes & feet. I can feel the edges of the insole when I walk.

The product would be much improved with three sizes -- small (5-6), medium (7-8), and large (9-10).

I purchased these to provide some support to ballet flats which are known to be awful for feet.

1. If your foot is bigger than a size 6, you will have to cut them in half.

2. There is as much cushion as a piece of that craft foam. No shock absorption whatsoever.

3. The adhesive is a joke. One small stip of double-sided tape.

4. Slippery as can be. You'll be adjusting and re-adjusting them.

I can't believe Dr. Scholl's would release this terrible product. You're better off using toilet paper.

I purchased these insoles from a major pharmacy on a whim. I have found that in my opinion they work well, they do not fit your whole foot, they don't need to. I am a size 9 and used them as inserts in a pair of Bandolino pumps, the insoles stopped my feet from sliding forward and made the shoes even more comfortable as they offered just the right amount of cushioning. Before removing the strip from the tape I placed them in the shoes to find the best position and once sure then I stuck them in.

I bought expensive insoles for my wedding shoes and my feet were killing me all day. I wish I had these instead, but I can't buy them in stores anymore. I am a little overweight, have average-sized feet, and am a slight pronator. Gel insoles just feel hard, and they hurt my feet more than no insoles at all These are great for heels, which I wear every day. They add just a little cushioning on the part of my feet behind my toes where there is the most pressure and almost no bulk. I do wish they were a little longer (I wear a 7 or 7 1/2), but overall, they are by far the best insoles out there.

These things are overwhelmed with plastic packaging that cannot be recycled. You are throwing out way more junk than the product actually needs. Maybe this is why they are so overpriced.