There are so many different types of comfort insoles and foot care products on the market that one is often hard-pressed to tell one from another.
This Walkfit review is supposed to outline how, for better or worse, Walkfit insoles are different from most other insoles.
We are attempting to be objective in this Walkfit review, and pay attention to real customer accolades and complaints.
First, let us kick off this Walkfit review with the positives.
It looks like Walkfit is much better than its competitors in terms of catering to different foot shapes.
You there are three arch plates of different heights, so you can choose which one fits the shape of your foot best.
Besides stating the versatility lent by the interchangeable arch plates, this Walkfit review asserts that customers often find the product very comfortable.
Breaking-in time may differ, but it is relatively short compared to other insoles.
Aches in joints like the hips and knees may also be relieved through using this foot care product.
Unfortunately, the width of this foot care product seems to be a major problem, as they are much wider than many other insoles.
They are too wide for most women's shoes, even the "wide" sizes.
Customers would be saved a great deal of bother and disappointment if they were told that this product is better tailored for men.
Unfortunately, this is not included in most advertising material for the product.
(Well, at least you are learning it now from this Walkfit review.
) The comfort provided by this insole becomes less praiseworthy if you cannot actually insert it into your footwear properly.
It also appears that the return policy for this foot care product is not up to the same standards as that of some competitors.
According to more than one Walkfit review written by a customer, buyers trying to return the product often receive no reply, or are obstructed by labyrinthine return policies.
This Walkfit review concludes with a little advice for the makers of this product.
They might start with more informative and truthful advertising warning about the unusual width of the insole.
On the other hand, they might think about narrowing the insoles, or offering a narrower version as a separate option.
They should also try to improve their return policy.
These changes might be difficult and costly, but they will help ensure the prevalence of good word-of-mouth (as opposed to complaints) about this product, and will help retain customer loyalty.