Who runs with SuperFeet???

Me- and I have tried every popularly available insole and moldable consumer orthotic. And, the company I work for does not sell Superfeet.

But.

They are superb. They make a good shoe better and make shoes last longer and handle better. I'm a believer. SuperFeet Green. Cut to fit. Awesome.

I've used the green Superfeet for running in the past, but have found some better products out there, frankly (SofSole, Foot Soldier to name a couple I like).  Did recently try the black Superfeet, though, and think they're useful...might be very good in cycling shoes.

I have prescription orthotics (have for years...am on my fourth set...big problems with left foot...congenitally lacks an arch and arthritis now as well), but I mostly use them for walking and don't like them as much for running as a combination of a specific off-the-rack insert (such as the ones I mentioned) with one of the Dr. Scholl's products.  Lot of years of experimenting and a lot of miles behind that, though.  I have to use some added support, though...literally can't run just with the out-of-the-box insoles in any shoe I've tried...get recurrence of chronic PTT pretty quick.

Thanks a bunch guys. I don't really have a problem I think needs fixing. Are you guys wearing them to fix something, or just because it's comfy.

The greens are med/high arch. Mine are low, but I wear green in boots and stuff and it is not a problem. I did throw my old ones in my running shoes, but too much arch and too afraid to go for a run.

I have run my entire running career in the same pair of SuperFeet custom-molded inserts. My boyfriend bought them to go in my snowboard boots before I figured out that I hate snowboarding (and broke my arm in the process.) I don't even think they make the custom-molded ones anymore, but they are wonderful. Previously, it seemed like every time I tried to take up running, my feet would cramp up. I dropped these in my shoes on the day of my first "adult" run 5 years ago and have run every step with them since-- without a single foot cramp.

Might be my imagination, but I'm sticking with 'em!

I have a pair of the Berry ones that bought for my gym shoes, but I hate them-- something about the footbed feels like there is a big lump in them under the ball of my foot.

I'll go back to the OP's last post.  "I'm not trying to fix anything". 

If that is the case, let the running shoes do thier work for you.  You are paying big bucks for the technology/research in current running shoes.  If the shoes/feet aren't broken, don't try to fix them.

That's sort of what I thought... now before, I would use greens for work... 12 hours on concrete killed me and I would try anything and superfeet helped with comfort and support in "crappy" work boots. I mean I would get good boots, but all of them are pretty crappy.

they were nice in my Snowboard boots for the same reason and what you use them for. I like throwing the old ones in my bike shoes because of what was said earlier... they fill the shoe better and are a btter bed than comes in bike shoes.

But that does not mean I need them for running. I just asked cause the sales girl was talking about them and has always run with them and I never thought about it. If I did give it a try, I would have to do something besides green cause they are way too much arch...

which is another ???.... what is the deal with "arch support"? I have low arches and sort of bad pronation. Some "filling of the void" is nice to me.... but walking on an arch holding up your arch is quite uncomfortable to me. That is not what arches were designed for. So do you guys with flat feet get arches to give you what you don't have? Do you walk around on false arches?

I've used SuperFeet Green and then switched to Orange (a bit more relaxed and cushioned). Then discovered ASIC Foundation, which essentially gives you a similar support in their running shoe.

Recently I did throw the Orange SuperFeet into a pair of trail shoes, because the stock inserts were too minimal, and they are helping quite a bit on the long runs.

overall, great product, but you have to choose the right level of support for your feet.

The blue has a medium arch with a fairly firm forefoot.  I started using them in my shoes after battling a mild case of PF.  I actually prefer the women's (berry?) version since it has a medium arch but a softer forefoot.  I couldn't find a medium arch/cushioned forefoot in the mens styles.