Leg Length Discrepancy Lift, 3 Pack.

Just what i wanted and NEEDED....These feel like they will last a long time and they feel really good and comfortable. Remember you get three for the price, it might seem like allot but divide the price by 3 and even better they are for either L or R shoe. Many sell L and R only but if you only need the L like me this is a really GOOD deal

Wow! these lifts have worked so well in both my shoes and especially in my sandals I am dumbfounded! Love these heels. Knee surgery made one leg 1/2 inch longer than the other and for months the sciatica and leg pain has been horrible. Almost as terrible as the unwillingness of the surgeon and physical therapists to address this issue. These are the best inexpensive fix I have found... not too hard or too soft! The fact that Medicare will not pay for visiting a shoe guy or pay for any lifts make finding something affordable and comfortable almost a miracle!

I bought this for the price and saw good reviews. i would say my experience has been just OK. They work for certain shoes and do what they are meant to. Unfortunately for most shoes they slid forward toward the arch which is annoying since i have to keep repositioning it. I bought the "Clearly Adjustable" brand type and although they are more expensive, they are MUCH BETTER product. No sliding, longer in shoe with gradual decrease in angle decline. This product is good for standing but not much walking. If you plan to walk alot in a lift i would go with "Clearly Adjustable".

Have needed a half inch lift in my left shoe since I was 13 (many years ago). I've always had them made at a shoe repair shop, but not too many of those around anymore. Got these today and I can tell already that they are the best I've had in years. Fit perfectly in my shoes (I put them under the insoles) and the material is very sturdy and looks like it will hold up well while still providing some impact cushion. Ordering more so I don't have to keep moving from one show or another, though that can easily be done if needed.

Knee replacement made the right leg longer than the left. Walking or standing was uncomfortable and the "tilt" was causing all kinds of problems. The 3/8 lift was just right to level things out. These are the most durable lifts I have found - and I tried at least three other brands before finding these.I have bought nine lifts so far. One stays permanently in each of my left shoes. A piece of mounting tape (also called double-sided tape) under the lift helps to keep it in place.

I bought six based on the overall good reviews and wish I hadn't. They slide around. I'm sure it is due partially to my compromised gait which should be corrected when I get my second knee replaced, but, I used double sticky tape made for lifts and other tape when they didn't work and tried everything to make these not just slide around and they simply would not cooperate. They'd almost spin all the way around in my shoe. What the hell? I prefer the clear plastic ones that are very sticky and don't last real well, but during the time you CAN use them, they're facing the right way. They're headed where you are! Unfortunately, I have to get those in 1/8 inch or 1/4 inch. I liked that these come in 3/16 inch. Oh, well. Anywho, sadly, I cannot recommend these.

By posting a review here using my real name, I've now obviously outed myself as a different-legged freak. If I were female, my name might be "Ilene" (I-lean). But for the sake of my fellow different-legged freaks, I couldn't NOT post a review. These "Leg Length Discrepancy" lifts seem to work great. My chiropractor gave me one to try that was made of the same material, but I could get this 3-pack for less than he charged me for one. These lifts are wide enough they stay in place in a normal width men's shoe. The only knock I have is they aren't as long as they are in the picture. The extra length would be nice, but doesn't seem to affect performance much.

I've been wearing a lift in my shoe for nearly 50 years. This one is the best for several reasons:1) it's a dark color, so it isn't obvious2) because it's rubber it actually sticks pretty well to the insole of some of my slip-on (backless) shoes which many have 2-3 inch heels.3) the rubber also seems to stay in place better, so it doesn't slip forward which required constant adjustment from some of the other lifts that I've used in the past.