Overall rating: 4.7061 / 5 from 541 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Superfeet Hike Support insoles offer exceptional comfort and support for hiking boots, reducing stress on feet, ankles, knees, and back. Customers praise the dual-layer cushioning foam and structured support made with carbon fiber. These insoles are designed to fit securely in roomy to moderate-fitting hiking boots, providing stability on uneven ground.

Summary topics

• Cushioning (6%): Customers appreciated the good cushioning and arch support provided by the Trailblazers for everyday use.
• Support (20%): Many customers loved the great support provided by the Trailblazers, which was mentioned multiple times in the reviews.
• Fit (11%): It was noted by customers that the fit of the product was perfect and provided exceptional comfort.
• Comfort (8%): Customers expressed appreciation for the exceptional comfort and support provided by these insoles for hiking boots.

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Review highlights

• "These insoles made my feet feel great I had no foot pain at all." — Anonymous 8.
• "During, and after my hike I did not experience any lingering pain and thought boots felt very comfortable." — Whiskey M.
• "At the end of a long hike, I can absolutely feel the difference, especially regarding fatigue." — Chris S.

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Q&A

I bought the trailblazer for hiking. The right one is comfortable with no issues. The left one fits in my shoe with no problem however it makes a popping sound that can also be felt. This occurs every fourth step or so and it’s uncomfortable as well. I have reinserted the insole several times but it does not help. Do you have any ideas?

Hi Nikki, I am sorry to hear your insoles are making a popping noise. I know how embarrassing it can be to walk around with noisy insoles as that has happened to me before, too! The good news is, usually a simple trim can fix it. I understand that sometimes it seems like the insole is a perfect fit in the shoe and doesn't need trimming, but it is important to note that the insole needs to move independently inside the footwear, so it shouldn't be too tight against the inside of the shoe. If they are too long and there is bunching, it could cause a squeak/popping noise. Even just a little hairline trim can help! There should be a small gap of 1 to 2 mm between the Superfeet insole and the end of the footwear. Here is a link to our trimming guide, with a helpful video too: https://www.superfeet.com/en-us/instructions If the sound persists after trimming, you can also try adding some baby powder underneath the insole, or, as strange as it sounds, you can even place a dryer sheet under the Superfeet insole. If this does not work, there is the possibility of a manufacturing defect, which can happen occasionally. In that case, please reach out directly at the link below: https://www.superfeet.com/en-us/contact-us

Which insole would be best for ski boots?

Hi Mark, If your ski boots are roomy, I recommend GREEN. GREEN is a heavy-duty insole that offers legendary support and shock-absorption. It features a high-density foam layer that supports and cushions the foot and a deep heel cup sculpted for comfort and pain relief. This insole has a max thickness and high arch profile, so it will fit best in roomy footwear or shoes with removable insoles. If your ski boots are tighter-fitting, I recommend BLACK. BLACK provides a low profile shape but has the added benefit of taking up less space in your shoes. The heel cup and high-density foam layer work together to absorb impact, support, and cushion the foot. This is our most flexible, low-volume insole that we carry and could pair nicely in your shoes if they are tight-fitting or do not have removable insoles.

I have the copper in my rubber boots, but am looking to see if there is a better option in my new salomon hiking shoes. I am looking at the trailblazer comfort, blue, or orange, but am unsure which will be best. I am outside most days and on uneven terrain and want to get the best insole for my needs

Hi Brian, I recommend trying TRAILBLAZER, which allows your feet to settle into the insole to prevent blisters and hotspots while navigating uneven terrain. https://www.superfeet.com/en-us/trailblazer-comfort If you feel comfortable doing so, you could try going to a store that carries our product to test out a demo or two to see what insole feels the best for you and your footwear. The store locator tool is a great resource to see what’s close to you by typing in your zip code. https://www.superfeet.com/en-us/store-locator/

Can these be used in water shoes? If not what Superfeet insole can be used in water shoes?

Hi Bob, I know how important it is to have proper support under your feet, so that your feet feel good! I know how much better I feel when I have proper support in each of my shoes, including the water shoes (like Keen) that I wear to the river. It is fine to fully submerge Superfeet in water, just so long as they properly fit in your shoes according to fit and trim guidelines. To limit premature wear, make sure that after each use you remove the Superfeet from the shoe, rinse the insole free of any debris, and allow the insoles to fully air dry outside of the shoes until their next wear.

How does this insole differ in construction and material from the Run Comfort? It appears to be identical, but with a different branding for application of use?

Hi Greg, The main difference between the two is that TRAILBLAZER features a dual comfort foam that allows your feet to settle into the insole to prevent shifting, hotspots, and blisters. RUN Comfort features a rebounding style of foam that is bouncier and better tuned for running. If you would like to talk these over in more detail, please reach out using the contact form below: superfeet.com/en-us/contact-us