Invisible Height Increase Insoles

36 reviews for Invisible Height Increase Insoles

1. M***e

   Rated 4 out of 5

   April 24, 2024

   I use these actually for ankle support when I am on my Onewheel but they do make me look much taller I don’t mention I’m wearing these but people do you think I’m 6’5 so keep it DL
   G***a

   Rated 4 out of 5

   April 23, 2024

   I only wear one but it helped a lot with my gait. since my hips are slanted, this helped straighten them out a tad bit. They were comfortable for allotrope bit however if you wear them too long or they have bunched up they pinch, your heel feels bruised but I could just be a heavy walker.
   I***a

   Rated 4 out of 5

   April 23, 2024

   I'm 5'11.2⁄3" in the morning and ~5'11" (± 0.2") in the night. So I'm not exactly tall, but I'm not short either. However, coming to the US (back home I was taller than 80-90% of men, so almost always seen as tall), I noticed that the implication/implicit speech/underlying notion is that 6' and above is tall, anything under is short. It's like a hard line created when in reality it's a spectrum. Somebody somewhere mentioned shoe lifts and I have no background on what those are or may look like and then I googled it, viewed some images, saw one similar to this product, found it not too expensive, and thought "Hey! I can see what's so special about being 6' wearing this! Why not!?". So I bought the smallest one there is (1 inch), used it for one day, and: It's so awkward walking on it, it reminds me of when I was a little kid walking in my mom's heels. But I'm sure that with practice, my gait would look more natural! Also, I have palmoplantar hyperhydrosis and so having this on makes it sooo slippery (my palms literally just started sweating right now remembering and writing about this!), and therefore that may be the reason why it painful to the heel. Speaking of pain/comfort, don't wear this with lower/tighter shoes as I did, it's gonna hurt your instep, especially if you've got a larger instep. In addition, I don't feel like my height looks any different at all with this on although I do know for sure that it must've increased my height by at least 0.75", but it doesn't loo...More

   I'm 5'11.2⁄3" in the morning and ~5'11" (± 0.2") in the night. So I'm not exactly tall, but I'm not short either. However, coming to the US (back home I was taller than 80-90% of men, so almost always seen as tall), I noticed that the implication/implicit speech/underlying notion is that 6' and above is tall, anything under is short. It's like a hard line created when in reality it's a spectrum.
   Somebody somewhere mentioned shoe lifts and I have no background on what those are or may look like and then I googled it, viewed some images, saw one similar to this product, found it not too expensive, and thought "Hey! I can see what's so special about being 6' wearing this! Why not!?". So I bought the smallest one there is (1 inch), used it for one day, and:
   
   It's so awkward walking on it, it reminds me of when I was a little kid walking in my mom's heels. But I'm sure that with practice, my gait would look more natural!
   Also, I have palmoplantar hyperhydrosis and so having this on makes it sooo slippery (my palms literally just started sweating right now remembering and writing about this!), and therefore that may be the reason why it painful to the heel.
   Speaking of pain/comfort, don't wear this with lower/tighter shoes as I did, it's gonna hurt your instep, especially if you've got a larger instep.
   In addition, I don't feel like my height looks any different at all with this on although I do know for sure that it must've increased my height by at least 0.75", but it doesn't look like it at all (So I guess I can pass for a 6' man hahaha?)!
   As for the way this thing looks with socks on, it looks natural with higher arches, but probably not so with flat feet, so it depends on you, though keep in mind that I bought the smallest size there was, I'm sure it wouldn't look natural at all if I'd went a size or two up.
   
   Overall, a very interesting experiment. Was it worth buying? For experimentation's sake, yes. But am I going to be using this (again/a second time)? I don't think so.
   J***z

   Rated 4 out of 5

   April 18, 2024

   Decently comfortable for a peice of plastic in silicone. Need shoes with a higher shaft to wear. No super low tops