SUPERFEET INSOLES EXPLAINED & HOW TO TRIM THEM 

Wish Superfeet would work with me! Thank you for your feedback!

So glad I could help!

I’m so glad I could help you just made my day so much better!

Thank you! I would love to try out ASMR. Idk how to film it and record at the same time. Might make take some brainstorming. You don’t want painful feet at Disney Land 👏🏼

@@kaybriellen You are almost recording ASMR as it is. Just need to bring a microphone close to you and speak even softer. Also go into great details with the subject(s) you are talking about (i.e. shoes in this case, the padding, stitching, color options, etc) to purposesly create a long video. Soothing voices = trust and relaxation. With trust and relaxation comes a larger and happier audience. At least that's my take on it.

I am so glad to hear that!

you are so welcome! Yes, please take time to get use to them

Below The Knee is also hiring

I have been a footwear specialist for over a decade. I wanted to cover everything I have learned over the years. I like the carbon. I have been trying the Cadence Insoles. I like them for comfort. I have a review on that. I explain the different types. I am really impressed with them. They also support small businesses. I have one linked in the description box :)

Thank you! Please shop local for your next pair. I have a small business linked in the description :) Yes and no music I get it lol

It would be cool if they put it on their website :)

K Briellen I’ll ask them, so let’s see 😉

Thank you!

U have flat feet?

When you say awkward, do you mean they were painful? I bought the blue ones because I have a medium/normal arch, but it was quite painful when I wore them so I assumed something was wrong

Hey there - I too have very flat feet. Just started looking into these insoles. Would you mind sharing what shoes do you prefer to go with the Carbon / Black / Blue? thank you!

@@hippo71124 hi, I use the carbon and black insoles in 99% of my dress shoes. Some of my dress shoes are a bit roomier that others and that’s when I use the black ones. My less roomier shoes get the carbon ones. Carbon and black are my go to, and my blue ones are rarely worn. I wear dress shoes at work and I’m on my feet for about 8 hours a day. Oh man! having these insoles make my days better. I never use these insoles in any other shoes..my sneakers are comfy enough. The different between the black and carbon is definitely noticeable once you have them in your shoes and put your feet in. It all comes down to how much room you have in your shoes. Oh, I take out the original insoles in most of my dress shoes and toss them once I use them as a template. I hope this helps. Sorry! I went on and on.

@@biggboi1967 Plenty of helpful info! Thank you so much!!

@@hippo71124 👍🏽

I love them too! Have you tried their dress insoles? they have changed the name a number of times. It is a 3/4 insoles great for shoes that don't have a lot of volume. Thank you for the comment!

Blue. Have you seen a good Podiatrist? I have a video that helps with the injury. Protect your injured limb just like you would a injured hand. We can't cast our feet or lower extremities. That video is the best thing. PT it important once the pain gets better and doctor clears you. I hope you're doing better. I am just now seeing your comment.

I would get the cadence low volume insole size I. Please call the retailer Below The Knee at 706-332-3552. These can't be sold over the internet, but you can order by phone. Support local if you can!

Yes the blue or carbon insoles would be great

Put body glide on the bottom of the insole and it stops squeaking

@@kaybriellen Thanks for the tip. They're quiet now

LMAO SAME

Dang. I was thinking it and then I read this comment haha. Love it for the people that actually can appreciate your comment.

Your heel should sit nicely in the heel cup, support starts on the medial side of the heel, the support shouldn't be too far forward. If you're able to get fitted I would recommend it and shop locally. In the video I explain how to fit yourself and trim the insoles. Which, it sounds like you need to go with the E and trim to fit. The insoles needs to fit your foot properly.

​@@kaybriellen Hey thanks for the reply... Yes you were correct E was the right size and I had to trim them!

You are very welcome. I have a small business linked. Help out where and when you can :)

I would recommend the blue insole. Sorry for the late reply. RU-vid didn’t notify me when you left a comment.

It is up to you. You can try either one. If you're already use to the other ones you can swap them.

I have the "all purpose" pair. I bought two pairs, one for my running shoes, Hoka and Asics and one for all regular waling tennis shoes and dress shoes. So far, so good. BTW, the all purpose are the black ones.

@@porkchop3094 Thanks 😊

If you want cushion I would say orange. If not then the green will be fine. I have a link in my description of where to buy them from a local store in my town. I would also recommend checking out my Cadence Insole review. I think you would really like the High Volume one. Please support small business.

I would try the green or the orange. They take up the most space. It could help with heel slippage.

I would recommend the green or orange. They will give you the most heel lift. Hope that helps!

K Briellen thanks 😊 I’ve ordered the orange over here, expensive at £31 a pair ($38) 😤😤😤

@@WayneMusicianUK They are $49.99 over here in the U.S

The green and blue are stiff.

What kind of arch do you have?

@@kaybriellen Normal a bit on the low side.

@@KaylaLahti the blue one would be good

Yes it would be the most cushioned insole they have for high arches. Cadence Orange insoles are amazing and way more cushioned. Try them out!

You could do Superfeet dress deluxe insoles

I vote blue, but always take medical professional advice. The blue is made for lower arches. Try to get fitted in your area if you can. Shop local

Check out my Cadence Review insoles. They might be a little bit more comfortable

useful info! Thanks!

That is good to hear! Please check out my cadence insoles review. They support small business. They have cushioning in the heel and forefoot. I think it would be a good one to rotate in. You can also support a small, local business. I have it linked in the description.

@@kaybriellen can we talk in direct messages?

Glad it was helpful!

Orange, it has metatarsal cushioning.

Glad you enjoyed it! I put a lot of work into it :)

Glad I could help

Thank you for watching. I am thinking about doing an update insole video.

@@kaybriellen I'd watch it!

Well, all of them. Do you have a more specific question? These are all based on arch types. Do you have a local store in your area that can fit you? shop local if you can

Most welcome

yes

Thank you!

Do you have a high, medium or low arch?

I'd say closer to Medium.

Darin N get the blue

I have no idea what those are.

@@kaybriellen ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-y-fsmY8K6Dg.html

Probably the Berry or the Blue :)

I got the berry. And I really like them but they made my shoes about a 1/2 size too small, so hello blisters! 😞

did you take the insoles out of the shoe before you put the superfeet in?

Yes

you can it will just take some time to get use to it. I would go for the blue if you have flat arches

Yes, they do!

They are all good. It depends on your arch type. I explained how to choose in the video. Good luck!

I would do the green or orange. Depends if you would like to have more cushioning in the foot foot. I have a local business linked in the bio. Shop local if you can!

Possibly, I would take out the footbed and see if they match up

Are you asking for an alternative insole that is softer with support? If so, I recommend the Cadence insoles in blue or orange.

carbon works great with minimal shoes

the low arch Cadence Insoles would work great with those! I will send you a link where to get them. They have a wider toe box to accommodate Altras.

Please call the retailer Below The Knee at 706-332-3552. These can't be sold over the internet, but you can order by phone. belowthekneeshoes.com/product/cadence-low-volume-insole/

They are less rigid. It is a good introduction into insoles.

Size E or F if your foot is wide. Please shop local if you can. I have a small business linked in the description.

the blue insole would work best for flat feet

I have tried the carbon and run comfort. The carbon is a really thin insole with a high arch. The run comfort is really comfortable it takes up a little bit of space. I like the run comfort. You can still get support and enjoy the cushioning of the shoe.

I asked and they ghosted me lol so whatever. I have a good amount of views on this video. Thank you for watching and supporting my channel.

I also have another review on insoles. It is my Cadence Insole review. They have been really kind and supportive. They also support small businesses, which I am a huge fan of :)

@@kaybriellen I will check it out.

I think the black are really thin so they should be fine for flat feet. We don't sell them at my store so I am not super familiar with it. I would of recommend the blue, but I have flat feet and have worn all of them. Just take the time to get use to it.

I've tried the green foot insole (high arch) and don't recommend it. People with flat feet should use low arch or medium arch foot insoles. It just depends. Try finding out what kind of flat feet you have because there are different kinds and then try finding the best foot insole for you. I didn't know this and only realized after I bought the most reviewed foot insole on Amazon. lol Blue superfeet is medium arch and the black ones are made for low arches. I'm going to try the black ones soon. Right now I use Samurai Insoles which their brand is specifically made for flat feet and so far so good.

no you can trim them to fit the shoe

take out the insole to the shoe and trace it and trim it if you need to

They make a wide version in the green :)

Yea did you find some for you

what size shoe do you wear? I think they go up to a size 15

The blue one is good or try the run comfort in green. I’ve been using the women’s version and have been loving it!

Black superfeet insoles are for low arches and blue is for medium if you buy the black ones let me know lol

You need an insole to trace it with. I would never cut on the line. Once you cut it you can't undo it. I would keep trimming till it fits in the shoe. Be careful of trimming it too short.

@@kaybriellen this is what I'm talking about imgur.com/a/d0smChm you can the denture of my foot traced along where I couldn't keep cutting because of the stabilizer cap

@@sdtqwe4ty7742 Does it not fit in the shoe? It should maintain the shape of the insole that came out of the shoe. I wouldn't keep cutting it. What size did you buy and what size do you wear?

Also I normally just trim the the forefoot of the insole and that's it

@@kaybriellen I looked it up this is technically forefoot but it seems to go further then you think From the superfeet box: files.catbox.moe/fgotfq.jpg

Yeah true if body is overusing certain muscles due to imbalance of alignment. I think ever since I started wearing Superfeet green and Powerstep Pinnacle insoles, I’m using less calf muscles, and overall leg muscles. I feel more efficient so it results in no foot pain. Also I feel like I’m saving a lot of energy and less hungry at work lol

You are a Democrat?

@@erictrippe2778 you’re so funny

I personally never used it. It didn't sell well in my store and it is not as durable as the others. I have worn all the ones in the video.