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<blockquote data-quote="Fester" data-source="post: 384888" data-attributes="member: 6300">In my work boots I wear the black ones. I believe they are the active with met pad for the sole brand. I do NOT heat them up, I just trim the front to fit my boots(use old insoles to trim as template) and stick them in. The bottom of the sole are what I believe is a hard plastic so there is a ton of support. If it was to much I would think a guy could do the heat method and form more to your foot. They way they arrive from the factory works for me. I am also a size 10 and wear red wing work boot with steel toe. I believe the ones I get run right around $300(not sure if there is a model?) I take out the insole from Redwing and throw these in and have not had an issue since. Another option is super feet which in my opinion doesn't offer as much support nor are they as heavy duty. Both of these were recommended by in my opinion a very very good podiatrist/orthopedic surgeon. He gave me these options instead of expensive orthotics. Said to try these ..see if the work and if they don't can try custom ones. They have solved the problem for me.To add I did try the Walmart dr. Scholls and it did nothing for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fester, post: 384888, member: 6300"] In my work boots I wear the black ones. I believe they are the active with met pad for the sole brand. I do NOT heat them up, I just trim the front to fit my boots(use old insoles to trim as template) and stick them in. The bottom of the sole are what I believe is a hard plastic so there is a ton of support. If it was to much I would think a guy could do the heat method and form more to your foot. They way they arrive from the factory works for me. I am also a size 10 and wear red wing work boot with steel toe. I believe the ones I get run right around $300(not sure if there is a model?) I take out the insole from Redwing and throw these in and have not had an issue since. Another option is super feet which in my opinion doesn't offer as much support nor are they as heavy duty. Both of these were recommended by in my opinion a very very good podiatrist/orthopedic surgeon. He gave me these options instead of expensive orthotics. Said to try these ..see if the work and if they don't can try custom ones. They have solved the problem for me. To add I did try the Walmart dr. Scholls and it did nothing for me. [/QUOTE]

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