The PowerStep ComfortLast is a full-length insole built around a slow-recovery ShockAbsorb foam top layer over a contoured foam arch support, with a gel pad under high-impact areas and a heel relief zone. It needs no trimming, so it moves from shoe to shoe. It suits people with metatarsal, arch or heel soreness who want soft cushioning rather than a rigid orthotic. Against firmer PowerStep models like the Pinnacle, it trades firm control for plush comfort, which is the main split reviewers report.
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Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 230 ratings, the ComfortLast draws praise for cushioning and arch comfort and some complaints about durability and fit in snug shoes.
PowerStep ComfortLast insoles are full-length, total-contact insoles with two layers of cushioning. The top layer is slow-recovery ShockAbsorb Premium Foam, which conforms and molds to the foot from heel to toe. Under it is a polyurethane foam base with an anatomically contoured arch.
The odor control polyester top fabric helps reduce heat, friction and perspiration. Gel in the heel relief zone absorbs shock and softens the impact of each step. The insoles cradle the arch and heel and give moderate support to limit stress on the feet, ankles, joints and tendons. They are made to relieve metatarsal, foot, arch and heel pain and sore, aching feet.
They move from shoe to shoe with no trimming required. They are for footwear with removable factory insoles, such as athletic walking and running shoes, work shoes and casual dress shoes. They should last 6 months or longer, depending on wear and activity level.
