Tread Labs Product Review 

The million mile guarantee is only on the arch support on the bottom, not the top part but you can buy replacements for the top liner at a reasonable price. You can also try it out for 90 days and change the height of the arch support if it didn't work for you.

Just got mine a few days ago and i highly recommend tread labs for those people that have plantar fasciitis. I wore this at work and at the gym I did not feel any pain on my heel.

Thanks for the review, really helps with choosing the right insole

thanks for the review man! My current insurance doesn't cover custom orthotics. This is a great option!

I started with metatarsal pain, and tight achilles following a mva 10 yrs ago. 5 yrs later I have horrible ankle pain, and equally lower back pain at same time of flare up. Ankle pain is chronic. Podiatrist gave me hard orthotics, but I need to wear all the time for temp relief. Is it bad for feet to wear hard orthotic?

My podiatrist loved these insoles when I brought them in for an appointment. Still got prescriped custom orthotics. Better than nothing. I just want to be able to toe off and climb some hills lol

Are Tread Lab Pace insoles good for plantar fasciitis?

After trying almost all of the highly recommended OTC orthotics -- Powerstep, Spenco, Superfeet and more -- I have not found any that help my Peroneal Tendonitis. Every one of them hurts the outer/lateral part of my foot and just under it, where the tendon crosses under my foot. I'm thinking of trying the Tread Labs and was considering the Ramble rather than the PACE, because of needing more cushion in the sensitive lateral area of my foot. Do you think the RAMBLE would be a good choice or would the PACE be better for my issue? Thanks very much.

Would it be beneficial to use the metatarsal pad without any pre-existing foot pain(s)?

I am a big-time overpronator. Would the tread labs pace be an effective alternative to the power step pinnacle max? Thanks

How rigid are these? Im looking for somethibg that is very rigid so when you step, your weight doesnt deform the arch at all

I think the metataral pad is too small and not thick enough

Seemed like a good review until I realized you make money if people buy it with your link. Nice ad.