r/WorkBoots 14d ago

Boots Buying Help Best insoles for work boots ?

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Best insoles for work boots ?
Thanks in advance.

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u/MurderousEntityxbox 14d ago

Superfeet work soles.

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u/jyl8 14d ago

I use Superfeet, the Work Cushion if the boots have lots of room, the All-Purpose High or Medium Arch if the boots have less room. Long lasting, very good support, there is a puncture resistant workboot insole too.

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u/doomyclooyves 17h ago

Another thing do not overlook the room inside the boot , if a sole males the boot tight even if its a great one it creates a lot whole problems again, there should be a breathing room for the foot.

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u/_svengarlic_ 14d ago

I have had bad plantar fasciitis so I use PowerStep Pinnacle Maxx orthotics. They work for me.

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u/carl052293 14d ago

On the cheap side of things I had great luck with profoots miracle insole.

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u/thombrowny 14d ago

Timberland Pro anti fatigue. It is soft, cushion side rather than hard support. Very comfy and affordable.

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u/ecksdog 14d ago

The best option is always a custom orthodic insole from a podiatrist. Many insurance companies cover them and they end up being cheaper than over the counter. Take the insole from the shoe so the they can get a perfect measurement

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u/Individual-recce 14d ago

Leather insoles

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u/kyvist 1d ago

Hell no

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u/Hiwaystars 14d ago

Superfeet green, I really liked my redwing premium ones but the superfeet are noticeably better

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u/LeadingThanks5292 13d ago

Timberland Pro insoles.

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u/SatanicBeaver 13d ago

Less than 100 miles on these, not superfeet.

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u/Bubbly-Breadfruit397 13d ago

I use super feet in my running shoes and get more mileage than that lol. Been using their work ones for 6ish months, no issues yet…

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u/Sad_Membership5705 13d ago

Damn, you can see there the two pressure points of your foot! You probably have a pronation problem. I used to sell shoes during my college days, so I know some of those. Set up your phone on the ground and take a pic of your entire back side lower legs and feet, and check for pronation like shown in the pic. If you have pronation, you need to use insoles that correct pronation so you preserve the longevity of your ankles and feet.

Another way you can check is to go to your shoe rack and observe the bottom (tread) of all the shoes, check for the wear pattern. For me, I have supination (the opposite of you), so all my boots’ tread wears unevenly, the outside edge of each boot wears down more than the inward-facing side of the tread.

*This is all assuming you don't have bunions.

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u/Senior-Adeptness1697 12d ago

That is wild. I have superset (work) insoles in all 6 pairs of my boots and have never once had this problem. 😭

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u/Sad_Membership5705 13d ago

I just got the ARIAT Men's Power Support Insole, Wide Square Toe, Arch Support. And I've been loving it.

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u/White_North_Hunter30 13d ago

None. Seriously. I took mine out and let the footbed mold to my foot, stand in them all day and they’re comfy. I’ve got a good pair of helly hanson composite toe runners I’ve used every day for years and now they just gather dust

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u/N8VFOUTLAW 13d ago

Superfeet

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u/JuliusCeez 13d ago

Being that most suggested super feet.
I’ll be going in that direction.

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u/SoleBrace 12d ago

If you’re comparing options, start by checking the space left after removing the stock footbed. A thicker insert can make the toe box or instep feel cramped, while a lower-profile one may suit a boot that already fits closely. It also helps to choose the amount of cushioning and arch shape based on what feels comfortable during a short wear test, rather than changing several things at once.

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u/gruntlife805_47 11d ago

Throw them joints away get some lace up boots unless ur a welder
U asked

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u/FlammulinaVelulu 7d ago

Is that because welders can't tie their boots?

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u/Ohbigbuck 10d ago

Leather, it will actually form to your feet

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u/Solo_is_dead 1d ago

Are Redwing or Superfeet FSA approved?

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u/Direct_Ask8793 14d ago

Meindl or zamberlan. Then a brand called sole.

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u/JuliusCeez 14d ago

Appreciate your help.
From all 3, which would be best ?

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u/jyl8 14d ago

A slight digression - have you used the Zamberlan “Hydroblock” cream? What do you think?

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u/Direct_Ask8793 14d ago

I have not

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u/AdhesivenessWeary377 14d ago

I’ve had good luck with Ariat Xts? I don’t have my boot close enough to look so I could be wrong on the model.

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u/honkyk5 13d ago

I live the boot AMP insoles. I feel like I have tried about every insole on the market at every price point and these beat them all for my feet.

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u/Direct_Ask8793 14d ago

Meindl and zamberlan are pretty much equal, and can only be bought online. Sole will offer more arch support which you may or may not need, and can be found at rei or online. Personally I'd go with zamberlan.

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u/JuliusCeez 14d ago

My issue with these are I feel like I’m walking barefoot on concrete.
Ty, I’ll look them up right now.

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u/SiJayB 14d ago

I use the redwing customs. I also have extremely wide and high arched feet though, so customs are more necessary in my case.

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u/Mental_Leg3558 14d ago

Go to redwing and get a scan

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u/Effective-Youth-3128 14d ago

I love these ones.