Currex RunPro

No more pain, super comfy in the shoe and helped to stabilize my foot when running on the treadmill. I would recommend to anyone looking to relieve he...

So, in summary, today, there's three things i want to point out about. Curex number one is the original running insole. It was designed specifically f...

That said, Currex Runpro Low profile are good but $50. I didn't like them in trail runners, but currently have them in my work boots.

I walk around 2 miles almost every day outdoors so I wear through my walking shoes rather quickly. I wanted replacement soles rather than spend the money on a new pair of shoes altogether. These insoles had fair reviews so I took a gamble. Overall they were not bad. They were easy to install, comfor...

Tried a whole bunch of insoles, Currex RunPro's were the best fitting ones for me. Superfeet didn't seem to really cup my heel well enough and some were a bit higher profile than I liked. SOLE was very uncomfortable. The Oboz insoles were probably my second choice but still didn't feel anything like the Currex to me.

So/so Not much support. I recently wore my old sneakers with old Orthoheel inserts and was absolutely amazed at how much better the sole felt over Runpro. (Orthoheel, Medium Support had been recommended to me by our local Union Turnpike Shoes that sadly shut down this year.)

I second the Currex RunPro recommendation. I have 11 pairs of Hoka max cushion shoes. RunPro soles seem like they were designed specifically for Hoka because the fit is so good.

They're great for use in running shoes, they do have really good qualities to them. I admit, the comfort and energy return you get really shines when you're running. That's where these insoles like to be, they love your foot pounding them into the ground. The deep heel cup is great, so is the fact t...

I've got a pair of Currex Runpro and Superfeet Adapt Run. I wouldn't say either seems to make much of a difference on the shoe weight feel, at least to me. But if I was replacing them, I'd go with the Currex. Feels more responsive and like the arch support is doing it's job.

The materials are not supportive enough for my flat feet, 205-pound frame. Got the low arch version. On my feet all day as a ortho PA in surgery and clinic. Have a lot of arch foot fatigue compared to the black Superfeet, which I’ll probably go back to.