SOFCOMFORT Unisex Foam Heel Liner One Size Fits All, 2 pack

last time I got these, they stuck to my sock and got removed from the back of the shoe every time I put my foot in the shoe. this time I got them for shoes where the heel literally lost fabric from years of putting my foot in the already tied shoes and slipping them on. I super glued these to the back of the heel part of the shoe. this time it isn't going anywhere. I love my shoes but the heel missing fabric was annoying to look at. now I have heel support that doesn't stick to my sock every time I use. super glue to the back of the shoe is my recommendation.

These are excellent for shoes that don’t quite fit in the heel area. They fill the gap when a shoe fits everywhere except the back of the shoe where your heel slips. Keeps you from getting blisters!! 👍

The packaging of the SofComfort Foam Heel Liners mainly touts their benefits in helping shoes fit better and not slip off at the back of the heel, which I can easily see, as one of the pairs of shoes I placed these in (there were 2 pairs of heel liners in the package) was a pair of loafers which I had needed to buy in a size 11 to get them wide enough to fit across the ball of the foot, although my feet are actually a size 10XW. Having the heel liners inside the loafers brought the inside of the back of the shoes forward just enough so that they now grip my feet comfortably (no more flopping about like "mule" slippers!). Women and girls who need to purchase men's sneakers to get them wide enough to fit in front should also find that these make the inside heel area a bit narrower (closer to the fit of a wide-width women's athletic shoe, at cheap men's athletic shoe prices), although thick cotton sport socks will also help improve the fit in that case. What I especially wanted to test the SofComfort Foam Heel Liners with, however, was my fold-up dressy ballerina flats, which have elastic all along the top edge of the shoe (allowing a snug fit, but also one which rubs and causes irritation if worn for any length of time). I inserted a pair of the SofComfort Foam Heel Liners in the fold-up flats, and then wore the flats for a full weekend afternoon and evening around the house, walking up and down stairs between the 2nd floor and the basement, and doing various chores. I was pleasantly surprised at how much more comfortable the fold-up flats felt with the addition of the heel liners, largely because the elastic no longer dug into the back of my heels as it had before. I had no foot pain and needed no adhesive bandages applied to the backs of my ankles when I took the shoes off. I feel confident that I could comfortably stand through a Sunday church service (where I often lead the hymn singing) or walk around the office where I work in my fold-up flats without any problems now. If the backs of your shoes are stiff, loose or pinch, these SofComfort Foam Heel Liners should provide just the right amount of padding and non-pinching grippiness for any adult-sized feet. Highly recommended!

If you have shoes that rub against your Achilles heel, I highly recommend this product. It allows for some space between the shoe and your heel, in order to avoid the painful rubbing and in some cases blistering. However, you may have to replace them, on occasion, because the adhesive may wear do to slipping your foot in and out of your shoes. I say, better to replace then to be in pain.

The heel liners are very sticky and one must be very careful when applying to the heels of the shoe. Except for the stickiness, the liners work fine.

Got a pair of new Skechers. They always dig into the heel if you order an "original" style. I thought I might have to return them until I tried these. These worked great. The adhesive could be a bit stronger but they do stick.

peeling the sticker off the first one and part of the sticky part came off? then maybe i didn't place them correctly in my shoe but they sure didn't feel right and definitely not enough stick power as it came off during my shift on one shoe.

The packaging does not tell you which way to orient these when placing them in your shoe and I've been waiting for two days for the manufacturer to come back to me with the answer.

You notice how they misspelled "soft?" Yeah, that's because they're NOT. They're even the opposite - they have a kind of rough texture. These stupid things actually rubbed a blister on my heel! I'm still bandaging the wound. Don't buy these.

These have a WEAK adhesive. I'd purchased two packages of SofComfort Heel Liners at my local Walmart last week, with the intention of putting them in two different pairs of shoes. The first pair lasted two days, with minimal wear and walking. I put the second pair of heel liners in the same pair of shoes about noon yesterday, and put the shoes on my feet, carefully holding the liners in place until each foot was in each shoe. Then I did some errands: an office supply store, the post office, and grocery shopping at two stores. I went in my car, so my walking time wasn't unusually high. I returned home about 3:30 PM, and when I took off my shoes, the liners were GONE. I have no idea when in those 3.5 hours they came out of my shoes, or where they came out of my shoes. My shoes fit well; they are not too big for my feet, and they do not flop when I walk. I had high expectations for this product, due to them being Made in the USA, as stated on the front and back of the package. I'd previously purchased silicone heel liners at the Dollar Tree, that were made in China, and those lasted two weeks! I wish I'd kept the receipt, due to the risk-free claim on the package. I am going to submit this feedback through the email printed on the back of the package.