Gray Felt Insoles Warm Unisex Pack of 2

I’ve used these insoles in both my street shoes and ice skates. For the latter, usual insoles with any arch support cause pain in my arch, but these felt insoles with small pieces of felt added underneath to elevate my arches somehow don’t irritate them, and the combination corrects my pronation. Another added benefit is no matter how sweaty my feet get, sweat goes down to underneath the felt insoles and my feet stay dry and odor free. They last for a long time, too. I take them out to air every time after skating.I also use these felt insoles for some of my street shoes. When the original insoles in my genuine sheepskin boots were too packed down, I tried to use a pair of sheepskin insoles but they were way too thick and didn’t feel even under my feet. These felt insoles feel much better.I once bought the same size I had always bought from a different seller from the same product listing page, but their insoles look and feel very differently. I’ll stick to the original seller LAMBAA.As of now (May 2022) the largest size is the cheapest. If you don’t mind cutting them to your size, you could save some bucks, but again, you might want to make sure you choose the right seller for consistent quality.

These keep my feet warm without sweating, virtually do not shed, are washable, and of course can be easily customized (cut) to fit your particular show on the inside. Highly recommend!

Definitely wool. My feet know and wont lie to me. Sweat passes through and lets my socks wick away instead of sponging back. They are one sided, one side has a plasticy feel. Most likely these are made from wool roving with a polyester "binding" that gets heat sandwiched until the poly melts to the bottom side by gravity flow. Holds together after a year of daily wear, yet my fet can tell its all wool. The plasticy feel is thinly on one side and this should face down of course. Fairly hard at first, but softens with wear and handled a few machine washings. Will buy again for other shoes.

Adds a soft cushion.

These add a layer of insulation to slippers or snow boots. I got some for a pair of slippers that was too big, so I used two in each one.

Always had cold feet due to poor blood circulation. Used iron-based chem rxn foot warmer packets for several years, but when hiking, the granules would migrate within packet and form abrasive protrusions that would cause blisters along the top of my foot. Adding wool layer below boot orthotic snugs up the fit (the tightness eases up after a while), but boosts insulation to the point where I no longer need chem-based foot warmer packets. Red Wing Thinsulate 1206 and 2211 w/these insoles are now my go to boots for the Minnesota winter.

These Ukrainian made wool felt inserts under my orthotics do not squeak, but instead dampen sound. My foam and rubber soles squeaked loudly when hiking; these do not. And, they are washable by hand.

Just got them then definitely seem hard maybe just not a good choice for house slippers would be better for shoes. Not sure about right or left the two sides seem a little different but the only choice seems to be to flip them over for the other foot I think it should be made that clear as to whether I got all four for one foot by mistake or you flip it over for the other foot