Absorbent Ultra Thin Pigskin Leather Insoles for Stinky Feet-Foot and Shoe Odor Inserts for Shoes-Cinnamon Inserts and Flats for Sweaty Feet and Hyperhidrosis (4 Pair (Pack of 1))

Comfortable liners, durability will have to wait until I wear them enough.

Bought these to put in/on my fitflops because my feet sweat and leather helps with that problem. YES, I'm thrilled with the results. Very good purchase. Wish they came in black too.

I have a couple of pairrs of Timberland boots that require a very this insole as the boot is rather slim fitting. I tried to use athletic insoles and other insoles with high arches and nothing worked right. THese fit perfectly and now I have my favorite pair of boots back!

They fit perfectly and very good quality, hi recommended

Love the feel of leather. My feet sweat a lot, these inserts absorb the moisture and keep me comfortable. Just wish the heals where a little wider for a better fit all around.

I was looking for leather insoles for summer and I found these. Been using them over 1 month, and overall I like them, and they are OK for the price, but I would not whole-heartedly recommend them.Let me start with the pros - They feel pretty durable, at least much better than the fabric ones I had before; And they feel cooler than fabric ones in summerHere are the cons - They don't smell good, especially for the first few days, I really hate the smell mixing with the sweat and the unpleasant smell of the pig skin, I ended up buying some deodorant spray because of this;They are not very soft, so if your shoes are not very soft and supportive, you can get tired easily as there's less material to adsorb the impact on your feetAnd it's relatively difficult to trim them down, you'd better use big & tough scissors

I just slide around I my shoes with socks on. I do like the feel of the leather in my shoes I just wasn’t expecting to get a blister from my socks sliding inside my shoes from it.

These things smell like you sprayed down a hairy wild boar from Texas, then had it roll around in your bedspread, and then you stored these pig-leather insoles with the bedspread in a sealed bag. Imagine getting a whiff of that. Even if you have chlamydia of the toes, it wouldn't smell like that.That and the death smell of formaldehyde kind of rounded out my experience with these things.They're tough as hell, and they were comfortable, and for guys like me that never wear socks with tennis shoes, leather insoles is a must, or your shoes rot off your feet. Nevertheless, into the trash they went. If you don't mind your shoes smelling like a wet and hairy hog's behind, then these are the insoles for you.PRO TIP: Go to eBay, or here on Amazon and type in "vegetable tanned leather 6 ounce", and you'll get hides and precut squares of cowhide. Buy a square 12" x 12". Pull the insoles out of your shoes and trace them onto the leather. Cut out the leather, and then slip them into your shoes. Voila.If you have leather-working experience, you can skive or thin the edges of the new leather insole, but its not necessary. You'll have a good piece of vegetable tanned leather (not chrome tanned leather, which is highly acidic) as an insole that will conform to your feet, soak up any sweat, and always have that great leather smell, no matter how badly your feet sweat. You can even cut the heel part of your previous insoles, and stick it under the new leather insoles, for some added padding in the heel area.You're welcome.

cumplen lo que prometen gran calidad

son difíciles de recortar porque no son tan delgadas como la promocionan

no las puedo cortar ni con tijeras de pollero, deberían de venderlos recortados.

No sirven y huelen muy mal