The odd heel cushioning bump in my Keen boots means only Keen insoles with a recess are supposed to fit. Despite that I think the bump makes my new insoles sit a little high at the heel - this feels like my heel is on a slight forward slope rather than flat. I'll persevere for a couple of walks and see if they settle in.

Chris

Los Angeles, CA

First, I am a big fan of KEEN and the shoes that I wear everyday are Keens. They quit making my current type of shoe and I ordered a new insole based on the Keen rep I spoke to. Again they quit making my current shoe and the insoles that I purchased where lower in the shoe than the insole I removed. To fix, I purchase a Dr. Sholle's insert to put below and it raised to the proper height of the new insole to the proper height. That is the problem with discontinuing shoes! I still Like Keen.

Jack

IL

So...why isn't Keen putting this insole into all their shoes like they used to?

Smudgy1

Cincinnati, OH

These footbeds are too thick and make the boot unwearable. Even if the laces are loosened, there is still too much pressure on the top of the foot.

Rich

Orlando, FL

Bought these to replace the stock insole in The 59 Boot. Was recommended by customer service representative who had the same product in there shoe. Insole is a perfect fit in a somewhat wider toe box design shoe. Provides much better cushioning and support for arches. Would definately recommend as an upgrade if you prefer more cushioning and support.

Mike

Charlotte, NC

I wear US size 10. I received size Large. They were way too big - should have ordered size Medium. I had to trim the toes to fit them in my KEEN sandals. So for they work great and are comfortable. They are a little thicker than my original insoles, so my foot rides a little high in the sandals now. Otherwise they are good.

Damien

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