comfortable cushions for feet,toes
"GREAT comfortable insoles for feet especially for bad toe posture. Highly recommend for others who are suffering hammer toe and on feet most of the day."
Pinnacle Maxx FAQs
Pinnacle Maxx includes a firmer arch and angled heel post for added stability and correction, ideal for moderate-to-severe overpronation.
Yes. Pinnacle Maxx is designed to support fallen arches and improve alignment, which helps relieve pain caused by flat feet.
Yes. These insoles are best for shoes with removable liners, including work boots, walking shoes, and casual sneakers.
Most users adapt within 1–3 days. The firmer support may take slightly longer than standard Pinnacle insoles.
1. Odor control top fabric
helps reduce heat, friction, & perspiration
2. Premium dual-layer support cushioning
for enhanced comfort from heel to toe
3. Firmer but flexible PowerStep® arch shape
in a neutral arch support shell
4. Neutral arch support & deep heel cradle
for increased comfort, stability, & motion control
5. Two-degree heel post
prevents heel from rolling inward for improved support & balance
Overall rating: 4.7337337 / 5 from 999 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
PowerStep Maxx Insoles offer excellent support and comfort for those with overpronation, reducing pain from conditions like plantar fasciitis and heel spurs. They provide a perfect fit and are highly rated for their ability to stabilize and align the feet. The insoles are designed for various shoe types and are easy to move between shoes.
Summary topics
- Orthotic Support: 4%
- Pain Relief: 10%
- Product Fit: 9%
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Review highlights
- "A really great product it gives me great support comfort and no more pain." —
- "My feet feel so much better" —
- "Great support for flat feet" —
Reviews
"The product doesnt last me a month. The first couple of days hurt and my feet adjust and feel good after. But towards the end of week three or start of week four my feet start hurting again and this is my second pair already. I work as a server and since they are a bit pricier i was expecting at least 3 months"
Very comfortable
"I have flat feet and over-pronate, which strains my ankle. The PowerStep Max Stability inserts are very comfortable inside my sneakers and help to stabilize my foot and ankle. My feet and ankles are much more comfortable now that I wear the PowerStep Max Stability inserts."
Most happy
"Recommended by my podiatrist for my tibial tendinitis. Very happy with them. He said replace no earlier than 6 months, but they can last for a year. Beat the prescribed orthotics for $500. They're working very well"
"My feet have felt better after being in them for over 12 hours. I don't feel the intense plantar faciatitis like before. Will be a repeat customer for life."
Good but not great
"I purchased these because I previously owned the standard orthotic insoles for pronation. After one week, my plantar fasciitis seems to be improving but I believe this is because there is little difference in arch support between this one and my old ones. Furthermore, these are meant for people weighing less than 160 lbs. PowerStep does not disclose the max weight and only focus on customer's pain/discomfort/comfort."
Love these!
"Ordered 1 pair and plan to order 2more for use in other shoes. Recommended by my podiatrist. Worth the price when pain and discomfort are eliminated."
Doing the job
"I bought these mainly for stability but the corrective features are helpful as well. I would buy these again."
Arch too high for me
"I love them, but the arch is too high for me. Had to order a different one,"
Foot Pain
"By the end of the day my feet hurt. I decided to try PowerStep inserts and I’m so glad I did. I would definitely recommend PowerStep inserts to anyone."
Q&A
- Are Pinnacle Maxx insoles now called Maxx, or are these distinct models? If they are distinct, what’s different?
- Hi CJ, Pinnacle Maxx has not changed names, and we haven’t released a new Maxx orthotic. Due to character limits in the product title, we chose to remove “Pinnacle” so there was room to better describe the orthotic’s purpose. Great eye!
- How long do the inserts last before you change them out
- Hi Cornelio! We recommend replacing your insoles when you begin to notice a decrease in comfort or support. Several factors affect the wear of the product, such as activity, usage and foot structure, but under normal casual wear, your PowerStep insoles should last 6 months or longer. You can expect the product life to be significantly shorter if you wear the same pair daily or wear during rigorous activity such as running.
- Are your insoles vegan?
- Hello there! Thank you for reaching out. Yes, our insoles do not use any materials derived from animals. Thank you again!
- I have Achilles tendinitis which insoles would be best for that
- Hello Jackie. Thank you for your question. All PowerStep insoles are designed to help relieve and prevent Achilles tendonitis pain, but the right insole for you will depend on your activity and arch type. For example, the PowerStep Maxx insoles are ideal for everyday support if you have Achilles tendonitis AND overpronate. Please try our PowerStep Insole Finder for help with choosing the best insole for you: https://powerstep.com/pages/insole-finder We hope this helps!
- I'm a size 11 shoe and afraid the 11-11.5 will not fit in my shoe. Do you recommend getting the smaller size?
- Hello Steve. Thank you for your question! The size 11-11.5 PowerStep Maxx insoles should fit a size 11 shoe. Going a size smaller might not provide the right level of arch support. If you find the insole is too big, make sure you're removing your shoe's original insole first and pushing the PowerStep insole all the way to the back of the shoe. It is also perfectly safe to trim some of the toe area for a better fit. Thank you again for reaching out!