Power step wide insoles
"The arch is firm and remains so while wearing. Unfortunately, the insole is hard and unforgiving. After wearing them for 2 weeks, I gave up to give my soles a break. Only recommend for those who do not need cushioning."
1. Odor control top fabric
helps reduce heat, friction, & perspiration
2. Wide profile
to provide a better fit in wide-width shoes (3E - 6E)
3. Premium dual-layer support cushioning
for enhanced comfort from heel to toe
4. Firm but flexible PowerStep® arch shape
in a neutral arch support shell
5. Neutral arch support & deep heel cradle
for increased comfort, stability, & motion control
Overall rating: 4.5064936 / 5 from 231 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
PowerStep Wide Insoles offer a perfect balance of comfort and support with a firm yet flexible arch support shell and dual-layer cushioning. Customers appreciate the excellent fit, great feel, and effective support for neutral arches, making them ideal for wide feet.
Summary topics
- Arch Support (9%): Customers expressed differing viewpoints regarding the arch support, with some finding it flexible and comfortable, while others felt it was too flexible.
- Insert Satisfaction (12%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the inserts, stating that they are the best they have ever used.
- Product Fit (21%): Many customers stated that the fit of the product is perfect or excellent, indicating a common positive opinion.
- Overall Support (17%): Many customers brought up the good support provided by the insoles, emphasizing its comfort and arch support.
- Feel of Insoles (10%): Customers raved about how great the insoles feel, with multiple reviewers expressing their satisfaction.
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Review highlights
- "I ordered these orthotic inserts and my feet feel wonderful in them." —
- "Fit is good and good arch support." —
- "Great insoles my feet feel 100% better." —
Reviews
not worth it
"Too painful to wear . not comfortable."
The top fabric is already getting worn
"I’ve had these for about two months now and the top fabric worn and breaking down."
Extra Wide Orthotics
"Loved them"
Insoles are good. Metatarsal cushions are bad
"The insoles are great. They were recommended by my podiatrist. BUT my toes hurt. I saw the metatarsal cushions. I decided to try them. The instructions said to put them on the top side of the insoles. I followed the directions for placement. When I slipped my feet into my shoes, the cushions stuck to my socks. One came apart when I removed my shoe. The other was damaged on one end of the cushion. Don't waste your money. Powerstep needs to come up with a better design for these cushions."
Foot pain gone.
"Had been dealing with foot pain with my previous insoles (flat feet). These support my arches much better than any insole I've tried in the past. The toebox size of the insole was slightly larger than the inside of my shoe but they still work great and my foot pain is 100x better."
Return info!
"The insole on right foot causes my foot to hurt after a short time wearing I am sending them back for refund. Need return info Please"
Great Product
"Good product-helping my aching feet"
Q&A
- I have wide feet with high arches, will the wide insoles work ? they state neutral arches.
- Hi Janet, first we'd recommend checking the dimensions image in the photos of our Pinnacle High and compare it to your shoe's factory insole. If you find that our Pinnacle High is too narrow for your shoe, then we'd recommend our Pinnacle Wide. A lot of our high arch customers still find the proper support with our neutral arch.
- Several years ago I purchased a Powerstep Wide Fit insole (ASIN: B009VJAUKG; size Women's 8-8.5 - C). I have a wide foot but not extra wide, and I'm concerned about this statement: "The Pinnacle Wide Fit insoles fit shoe widths 3E - 6E." I have loved my Powerstep insoles but nothing on my old order (I have a screenshot of it) says "Pinnacle." Also my old insole is totally gray, not the patterned blue. Are these really the same insole, and is there any other option for a wide-width insole?
- Hi Lois! We completely understand the confusion caused by the visual and wording differences in the descriptions. We did an artwork refresh a couple of years ago, and the PowerStep grey wide orthotics you previously purchased are the same as the Pinnacle Wide — they just feature our updated blue patterned fabric. They’ve always been designed to fit 3E–6E width shoes.
- My husband wears a 15 4e and has a low arch or flat feet. Do you recommend the wide insoles?
- Hi Lisa! For a 4E width, we'd recommend our Pinnacle Wide, but since these are a neutral arch, we'd definitely recommend following our break-in period. This time allows your feet and body to adjust to the new biomechanics, improved alignment and the comfort and relief they’re made to provide. We recommend using PowerStep 1 hour the first day, followed by 1 additional hour per day for 5 days, and if that is comfortable you may wear them full-time. Sometimes, it takes 2 weeks to work up to full-day duration. Some users experience a longer break-in period. If you continue to have discomfort after the break-in period, please reach out to our customer care team at 888-237-3668 and we would be happy to help.
- I have flat feet, it wearable 13 4e shoe. Do i go for the wide orthotic or the pinnacle?
- Hi Ari, our Pinnacle Wide is designed to fit 3E-6E widths, but is a neutral arch. A lot of our customers with low arches/flat feet still find this to work well, but everyone is different. If you decide to give it a try, we do recommend a break-in period of 1 hour the first day, followed by 1 additional hour per day for 5 days, and if that is comfortable you may wear them full-time. Sometimes, it takes 2 weeks to work up to full-day duration.
- Looking at the Powerstep Pinnacle or Maxx. Which orthotic should I buy for a 2E Wide width? Thank you!
- Hello Vince. Thank you for your question! Our Pinnacle Wide insoles are designed to fit a 3E to a 6E shoe. While this may vary by shoe brand, our standard insoles should fit a 2E shoe. If you’re looking for help with overpronation, we suggest the Pinnacle Maxx insoles. Otherwise, you can try the Pinnacle Wide to see if they fit, or try our PowerStep Pinnacle insoles: https://powerstep.com/products/pinnacle-insoles We hope this helps!