These are what I would classify as "cheap insoles" (cheap in price, not quality). I bought them because I am a 3D printing enthusiast and I have poor feet. The first thing to note is that not all 3D printing material is rigid. Despite being 3D printed, these are still soft and pliable. I typically buy memory foam insoles, but they do not last very long before they stop giving support. These aren't quite as soft, but they seem like they will last much longer based on their feel and build quality. (I will update this after I've had them for longer.) They actually feel like they fit my feet better than a typical insole in this price range, but that's probably due to the fact that they're 3D printed rather than production-line mass-produced. The entire insole is not 3D printed material, however.

I have been doing with back and foot pain due to flat feet my entire life so I am always looking at new products to help me out. While searching for new insoles I was surprised to see Eryone selling insoles. I am a 3D print enthusiast and I’m familiar with the brand as they are well known for their 3D printers and filament. I purchased the insoles and they arrived the next day. The insoles were well packaged and appear to be of great quality. They use a flexible TPU filament for the majority of the insole. I placed the insoles in my work boots and also my everyday shoes. They fit nicely you can cut them depending on your shoe size. After putting the insoles in and trying my shoes I immediately felt the arch support. It was firm and noticeable however it was very comfortable which probably due to the flexible TPU filament. I regularly work 10+ hours a day on my feet and these have been very comfortable. I will definitely stick with this brand and continue to use the insoles. I’m extremely happy with my purchase and recommend them to others.

As an avid marathon runner I've always been on the hunt for THOSE specific inserts that could provide me the much needed support my feet needs on and off those arduous running courses. It stands to reason why at every running event I'm lured in by the latest and greatest technology in foot care. Unfortunately, after being hit by a car and having to get surgery on my ankle, the road to recovery has been alittle daunting. My strides off and to add insult to injury, my arch to the damage foot has fallen. Needless to say, I'm back to square one on finding inserts that can assist that one foot without compromising the other. I came across ERYONE arch supports and decided to give them a whirl. Out the box I wasn't impressed; however, after putting them in a pair of runnings shoes, I went on a HITT training session, plus an extensive walk afterwards. At no time during the HITT training did I experience pain to my damaged ankle nor was I adjusting my stride to accommodate for any discomfort. The arch support was sturdy enough to keep my arch from falling or pronating to the point of pain after my workout. I'm well aware there are just as many other arch supports that are equally if not better than ERYONE, but the fact remain, I happened upon these and they to me are worth the money.