Normal insoles, nothing special. I don't know what the difference is just because they are supposed to be for work. They're ok.

I use them in work boots. They are very different from their original insoles. But it's like wearing a sneaker

I put them in safety shoes and they are very good. The bottom is gel and they have a light adhesive so they don't move inside the shoe. Very good so far after 1 month

Soldier, 3 months now I still wear them in my boots, their comfort is good... nothing more. I think they will leave you satisfied, on the other hand in sports shoes they are quite comfortable anyway

Good insoles but relatively expensive. They provide the best shock absorption among those from Scholl. Next are the Liquiflex and then mediocrity.

I don't know how long they will last, but they are very comfortable insoles for safety shoes!!

With cash on delivery, they cost me around 20€. When my wife saw how much they were, she thought I bought about ten pairs. But!! Even if they were 30€, they would still be worth it. I put them in a pair of shoes that cost 20€ and they made a tremendous difference. When I got home and took them off, I felt like my soles weren't touching the ground but were in the air, and I'm not exaggerating. When the shoes wear out, of course, I will put them in the next ones. If you have issues with your back and spine and are on your feet all day, get them.

I wouldn't say that I notice any significant difference, and the most important thing is that my heels still hurt

They are incredibly good. I wear them in safety shoes every day for over 10 hours. I highly recommend them to sailors and especially engineers like myself.

I worked with them for a season in a hotel, let me clarify that I had no prior experience with after-sale insoles!! With Boxer shoes combined with the insoles, the job became very comfortable for anything related to my feet. After 9-10 hours of walking and standing, I would go back home and no longer suffer!

However, because I appreciate that insoles are not a standard experience for everyone, like comfortable shoes in general. There are two options: either you buy relatively cheap ones and see what "fits" your foot, searching, or you go straight to the best solution, which is to go and have a foot analysis and get custom-made insoles (at your own expense)!

To conclude, I consider them a very good purchase for their price, the issue is for them to "fit" both in the shoe and on the foot!

They are anatomical, provide stable support, and have reinforcement in the heel for shock absorption. Only due to having flat feet, I would prefer to have more reinforcement in the arch of the foot.

Unfortunately, I don't like them at all.
They are not soft enough on the foot and they don't provide any significant support to the arch. In my opinion, they are not worth the money they cost.
It's better to choose something else

The only thing you need to be careful about is that they give an extra height to the step, which can narrow (squeeze) the foot on top. Other than that, it's perfect.

On the first day, I believed that I wasted my money, influenced by the other reviews. I can say that after days of use, they are quite good.

Unfortunately, I didn't pay attention to the comments and bought them. I regret the money I spent. From the first day, I don't feel any comfort, basically it's like I'm not wearing them.

They were placed in work boots, a well-known and high-quality brand. As for shock absorption and comfort, they are good, but.....
...when used for the second time, during long hours of work, the shoes smelled bad, which did not happen at all with the "factory" insoles of the shoes.
I regretted changing them in the end.
It's really a shame for the money because I didn't expect such low product quality from a company with the name Scholl.

Very good insoles. I used to buy shoes from well-known brands and my heel would hurt. With these, I don't feel any pain at all.

The worst thing ever!! I like that they have them for work too. My job requires 8 hours of standing and movement, on the first day I wore them for 2 hours my feet were hurting and I was walking like a cripple. The result was that my feet hurt for 2 days, especially the ankle on the inside. Stay away!! If I could, I wouldn't even give them a single star, let alone when they sell them at such a price!

My work involves standing for long hours, lifting weights, and constant movement. I have noticed a significant difference when wearing them. They relieve my feet and help with the pain from standing. I have already purchased them 3 times in a span of 4 years and I would definitely buy them again!

8-hour orthostasis at work in Asics sports shoes for 120€, I regretted buying them and removing the insoles of my shoes. The shock absorption lasted less than a week.

I put them in 160€ Asics. After a few months, the left sole, at the right point of the heel, lost its uniformity. As a result, it bothers in standing and walking. Even the knee started to hurt from the wrong position. It's not worth it.

They were purchased a few days ago and already I have seen a significant difference compared to regular gel insoles that I had! I have bought the entire Scholl range and I consider these insoles to be the ideal ones, mainly for posture and for boots and work shoes in general!

My husband's job involves standing and fatigue. He has changed a hundred pairs of work shoes and a hundred different insoles. Finally, we got the Scholl work men's insoles. Huge difference. Finally, his feet are rested

I have been wearing them for 1 month. Good feeling on the sole. If they also withstand over time... I highly recommend it. The best value for money.

Very good soles, since I have worn them my feet don't hurt at work and while walking, even though I weigh 160 kg

I bought them for army boots. I entered in January and was sworn in early February. They lasted until the end of January. After that, my foot and heel hurt until I got better ones. For anyone seriously considering the army, I suggest looking elsewhere. Unless they want to change insoles every 15 days. They do the job, but only at the beginning and for a few days.

For army boots, they are not suitable. After 20 days of training, they fell apart, it was as if they didn't exist.

They are great, I have put them in Greek army boots and they have greatly improved walking. They don't work miracles.

They don't do anything.
I bought them for work and I didn't notice any difference, the pain in my feet didn't stop for a minute. My job requires a lot of standing and walking, I do not recommend them at all, stay away.