FpinsolesReviews of fpinsoles.com

I've been using these insoles for years and buy them as gifts for family and friends. They're always looking to innovate their products across the spectrum of users. The sandals are my personal favorite right now!

I bought a few pairs of FP insoles (the king foam, game changers and maybe one other model I can’t recall the name) but all the ones I have have been excellent. I have a pair in my work shoes, walking shoes and even a couple pairs in some cowboy boots. I would recommend and personally will be getting a few more pairs to fill some other boots so I don’t have to swap out all the time. Very comfortable insole. I believe a couple but not every model needed to be heat molded which was an easy process(low temp oven for 10min, then stand on them when warm for a few min, then put in show and stand/walk in for 10min… or something to that degree) they fit excellent

The first pair of FP insoles (FP Insoles Kingfoam Orthotic Fluidx) I bought were excellent! This last pair (Kingfoam Elite FP Insoles) didn’t feel the same. I’ll chalk it up to them being different styles because these are more higher in the hell area than I would like being a guy with a flat arch.

My skepticism made my experience great! I thought these were going to be more bs insoles. But after months of careful consideration, im leaving them a great review. Im older but still skate and really needed these insoles for this type of behavior.

Great insoles can really feel the difference compared to others. I bout the pair with the gel in them and the gel had leaked and they upgraded me for free within warranty and got me a new pair.

I have been using FP Insoles for the last 5 years. I used Superfeet and Sole brand insoles before I tried FP and never looked back. I have used many versions for a year or more each and tend to prefer the Kingfoam Orthotics. Amazing shock absorption, adaptable arch and soft all day comfort. I use them for tennis, skateboarding and work. Highly recommended. There are options for all foot types and needs.

From elementary school to high school I was wearing custom orthotics for my flat feet. As I grew older, I needed them a little less but once I hit my late 30s, a decade of running had me looking for ways to help shin splints and other ailments from the repetitive impact. I read the reviews on Fpinsoles and as a former skater I loved the reels on Instagram of the skateboarders that were able to hit the streets again in these new inserts. I received a promo code for my first pair and made sure to get the ones that mold to your foot. I thought at first having to manually cut them was a bit strange, but I totally get the cost efficiency and logic of only having to have a few sizes rather than specific shoe sizes. This product has changed my ability to run longer distances, and has offered me a lot of support when going on different museum tours and long hikes. I highly recommend this brand and their product. The one thing that is tough in some shoes is getting the right support without your shoe getting to tight on your foot. The higher the arch on the support the more lace you need from your shoe. I have one pair of boots that gets pretty tight using the fpinsole but without it I feel a lot of pain in my arch. Def try these out.

I love FP insoles. I have chronic plantar faciatus and they are the only insoles that I have tried that do anything to help. I have several pairs. One for every set of shoes. And they last a while. About 4 to 6 months. I LOVE THEM!!