Coccine Winter Merino Wool Shoe Insoles

The insoles are of great quality. They are thick and soft, so they not only insulate well against the cold but also provide extra cushioning. Wearing winter boots has become much more comfortable. The insoles are durable and do not absorb odours like traditional ones. I recommend them because they are affordably priced and provide great comfort.

I bought these insoles for my wife because she always had cold feet – the problem is now gone. The insoles are thick and fluffy, so in addition to warmth, they offer decent cushioning. They definitely improve the comfort of wearing winter shoes. They are durable and do not absorb odours like ordinary insoles. I recommend them, as they are affordable and truly comfortable.

The insoles are very good, thick, and soft, providing not only warmth but also good cushioning. The comfort of wearing winter footwear has definitely improved. They are durable and don’t absorb odours like regular insoles. I recommend them—they’re inexpensive and comfortable.

Coccine is a solid brand, the best in its price range. They make decent products – the merino insoles really do keep you warm, but for me, it’s more important that they significantly improve moisture-wicking in the shoe. Even if it gets too warm, your feet stay dry.

Very comfortable and very warm, they help shoes deal with the cold even in temperatures up to five degrees warmer. The sizing is a bit overestimated, so it’s better to order a larger size.

Warm insoles, ideal for turning transitional shoes into winter footwear. As others have written, it’s worth choosing a larger size. For example, with Lowa Zephyr GTX MID MK2 boots in size 44 1/2 (28.1 cm), the insole in size 44 (28.5 cm) fit best, and not, as I thought, 43.

Very good insoles from Cococina, quite warm, merino does its job, but I feel that insoles made from sheep's wool provide a bit more warmth, although they wear out faster. These, on the other hand, are more durable.

Excellent insoles for winter. After last year’s experience, this time I bought them earlier for another pair of shoes. However, you do need to wear them a bit for them to adapt to your feet. I recommend them.

The insoles seem fine, but I’m deducting one star for the sizing. Definitely order one size up, or even two sizes up for trekking boots. It’s a pity, because when they were underfoot, they provided great comfort.

Warm and pleasant underfoot. They should work well even in winter. The edge finish is a bit too stiff, and the size does not fully match the table—they are a bit too small.

I recommend ordering insoles one size larger than your shoes – this is typical for this brand. They are very well made and very warm. Above 0°C, with merino socks and intense walking, they may even be too warm. Even when the fibres get flattened, you can easily renew them with your hand so they look like new.

At first, when I put them to my foot, I had mixed feelings and somewhat regretted the purchase. The workmanship is good, but size 44 turned out to be slightly too small. I gave them a chance with transitional shoes—the width was perfect, and the length was a bit short, though it’s hard to say if by a full size. Thermal comfort has significantly improved, and now transitional shoes cope well even near zero degrees.