Which insole for elk hunting boot?

[The Insurance Guy]

I want to upgrade my insole. Anyone buy any for a hunting boot? What do you recommend?

[Texans42]

I want to upgrade my insole. Anyone buy any for a hunting boot? What do you recommend?

I tried these last year after a go with plantar fasciitis. Now have them in all my shoes and boots. They aren’t miracle workers but best improvement for the price, and I’ve tried a bunch of insoles

https://www.superfeet.com/en-us/insoles-and-sandals/everyday-pain-relief

[Ironman]

I've used Happy Feet insoles and really liked them.

[Chew]

Plantar fasciitis victim here. Every ***** day. Super feet green help me a little.

[ken]

Go the insolestore.com. There is not one insole that works for everyone. Like other have said superfeet makes a great general purpose insole that gives good support. However, if you have any foot problems there are other insoles that can give you the support while helping with foot problems.

[Gummi Bear]

I have really high arches, so insoles are a priority

I really like Spenco insoles.

I’ve used them in my hiking boots since the late 80’s. I also use them in my work boots.

I have some Sole insoles in my snake boots. They have really great arch support, and are thin, so my boots still fit nicely. I can walk all day in them.

I had some Superfeet insoles in my work boots for a while. They were comfortable at first, but broke down fast. I was a little disappointed for what I spent on them (~$50).



I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately...

Henry David Thoreau

[Ohio Darin]

Lathrop and Sons - you can thank me later. I have the Superfeet green in my everyday boots and not near as comfortable. I probably should do something about it.....

https://lathropandsons.com/synergy-footbeds.html

[gatorgrizz27]

No way to know until you try some, everyone’s feet are different. I’ve been working on mine for awhile and ended up with Lathrop & Sons gel footbeds over the factory insoles that I cut off in front on the balls of my feet and ground down to a smooth angle. Injinji coolmax toe liners and Darn Tough midweight socks.

It’s a long process unfortunately.

[Traildust]

Bet i tried 10 different brands to get my Danners to fit right. Never did. Fortunately Cabelas had a 90 day return policy and I used it.

Bought some meindl's and simply added some 1/8" thick, flat oder eaters ultra comfort for wide feet, then put the meindl foot beds on top on them. Ive got about 12 miles on them and they are perfect.