Dr. Scholl's Tri-Comfort Insoles, Women (Size 6-11), 1 Pair, 3/4 Length

These Dr. Scholl’s Tri-Comfort insoles are a simple and practical upgrade for shoes that need a little extra everyday comfort. I like that they provide targeted cushioning for the heel, arch, and ball of the foot, which helps make walking or standing feel more comfortable during the day. The 3/4-length design is especially useful because it adds support without crowding the toe area, and they can be placed in most shoes without trimming. The adhesive backing helps keep them in place once inserted. Overall, they’re a convenient and comfortable option for adding extra support to casual shoes, sneakers, or work shoes.

These insoles are very comfortable, thin enough that they do not change the fit of the shoes. So I ordered 2 more pairs for my other shoes. Arch height seems fine and these are replacing a real old pair of insoles that look and feel the same. They were Dr. Scholl's also but so worn out I couldn't read or see any markings on them. So glad I found these that are easy to use and Dr, Scholls are quality items and functional as I can wear them in my flats, my walking shoes, and dress shoes.

I bought the Dr. Scholl’s Tri-Comfort Insoles because I wanted extra comfort in a few pairs of shoes without completely replacing the original insoles. What caught my attention was the 3/4-length design and the focus on supporting the heel, arch, and ball of the foot instead of adding a thick full-length insert. After using them, I’d say they work well for everyday comfort, especially in casual shoes and work shoes where space is limited. The first thing I liked is that they’re easy to use. Unlike many insoles that require trimming, these are designed as a 3/4-length insert, so you just place them inside the shoe and the adhesive backing helps keep them in place. Dr. Scholl’s specifically markets them as providing targeted cushioning for the heel, arch, and ball of the foot while avoiding the crowded feeling some full-length insoles create in the toe area. In daily use, they made older shoes feel noticeably more comfortable. The soft foam cushioning helps absorb some of the impact from walking and standing, while the FlexiSpring arch support is designed to distribute pressure across the foot. Many customer reviews mention that the insoles help reduce general foot discomfort during long days and make worn-out shoes feel more usable again. One practical advantage is that these fit well in dress shoes, casual shoes, and work shoes where thicker insoles can make the fit too tight. Since they stop before the toe area, they don’t take up as much room inside the shoe. That was one of the main reasons I chose them over bulkier sport-style insoles. There are some drawbacks, though. The cushioning is comfortable, but I wouldn’t consider these heavy-duty support insoles. Several customer comments suggest that the arch support is relatively mild and that durability can be average depending on how often they’re used. Some users felt the support weakened over time, especially with daily wear. They’re also probably not the best choice for people dealing with significant plantar fasciitis, severe foot pain, or major biomechanical issues. In discussions about work-related foot pain, some users felt basic comfort insoles like these were helpful for short-term relief but not a substitute for higher-end orthotic-style inserts. For me, these met my expectations as a simple comfort upgrade rather than a medical product. They’re lightweight, easy to install, and make everyday shoes more comfortable without changing the fit too much. If you want moderate cushioning and light arch support at a reasonable price, they offer solid value.

I wear a lot of shoes that have very flat soles and wide toe boxes for strength training, but I think they're beginning to take their toll on my feet. I've tried insoles with various shoes in the past and I've always felt like they make my shoes too tight, but I decided to give these a try anyway. And wow, so far so good! I think the extra space in my training shoes allows the insoles to fit a little better. They're so much more comfortable now, but these insoles are low-profile enough that they don't feel like they're negatively impacting the stability of the shoe. They were just a smidge tricky to insert since they're kind of sticky, but that in turn means they stay in place well once you get them installed. They took a minute to get used to just because I'm so accustomed to the flat interior of my shoes, but then the comfort kicked in. And at this price point, I definitely want to order a couple more pairs to use with some of my other shoes.

It might work for some people but the pain is still there. Its not much comfort for my feet and I had it for a few days and the adhesive doesnt stay well under

They work great for me.

I like these because they are not thick like other inserts and gives just the right amount of arch support

Just what I needed, I thought it wouldn’t help at all but I have no pain anywhere. When I walked it was just constant pain and discomfort but this hits all the spots and I feel like I’m walking on a cloud

Estas son las mejores plantillas para la fasitis plantar....

Amor estas plantillas por que le dan un soporte al arco del pie fenomenal

These soles are excellent. Very comfortable to wear. I don't feel any more pain after wearing these soles.

Is light and comfortable, fits well to any shoe as no trimming needed.

It's perfect. Good material and being 3/4 th it does not make the shoe tight at toes while providing adequate support to the arch.