Coccine Winter Merino Wool Shoe Insoles

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80%

03.06.2026

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These insoles correspond to the size in terms of length, but they are very narrow in some places, so they only fit shoes with a slim shape. The insoles are thinner than I expected, quite comfortable, but I don't really count on their long durability. For this amount of money, they're not bad, but if you care about higher quality, it's worth considering more expensive insoles.

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60%

31.05.2026

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Unfortunately, these insoles have such inconsistent sizing that it’s hard to choose the right one remotely. I bought a size larger than my wife usually wears (according to other users’ suggestions) and unfortunately, they didn’t fit. The design does not allow for trimming, so unfortunately, the product is problematic.

The quality of these insoles is poor. The rubber that is supposed to provide friction and keep them in place is so thin that it disappears after a week. The sizing runs small. However, they do provide insulation and warmth, so I give them 3 stars.

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100%

22.01.2026

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Coccine Winter Merino Wool shoe insoles are perfect for winter, they provide a lot of warmth and do not make your feet sweat. I recommend them because they are quite affordable and they change the quality of wearing shoes.

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100%

31.12.2025

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Very good quality insoles, people are right when they say you should buy a size bigger. I bought one size up and it's almost perfect (though I suspect a larger one wouldn't fit without trimming). It wicks moisture very well and keeps warm even below zero outside.

Very good insoles. Thick and fluffy, so besides providing warmth, they also offer quite a bit of cushioning. The comfort of winter footwear has significantly improved. They are durable and do not absorb odors like regular insoles. I recommend them because they are not expensive and make your feet happy.

A pair of insoles bought for my wife because her feet are always cold. That problem is now gone. Very good insoles. Thick and fluffy, which, in addition to insulation, also provides plenty of cushioning. The comfort of wearing winter footwear has improved significantly. They are durable and do not absorb odors like regular insoles. I recommend them because they are not expensive and make your feet happy.

Very good insoles. Thick and fluffy, which, in addition to insulation, also provides plenty of cushioning. The comfort of wearing winter footwear has improved significantly. They are durable and do not absorb odors like regular insoles. I recommend them because they are not expensive and make your feet happy.

Coccine is a good brand, the best in its price categories. They make decent products—like the merino insoles. They do make it warmer but more important to me is that they improve moisture management in the shoes. If it gets too warm, feet stay dry because moisture is wicked away.

Super comfortable, super warm, they make the shoes perform five degrees better. The sizing is a bit off, it's better to take a size up.

Warm insoles, perfect to turn transitional shoes into winter shoes. As previous reviewers wrote, it's worth ordering a size up. For example, for Lowa Zephyr GTX MID MK2 shoes in size 44 1/2 (28.1 cm), the perfectly fitting insole turned out to be size 44 (28.5 cm), and not 43 as I initially assumed.

Very nice insoles from Cococina, quite warm, merino wool does its job, although it seems to me that insoles with sheep's wool warm a bit better, but wear out and become matted inside more quickly. These, on the other hand, are more durable.

Very nice insoles for winter. Having learned from last year's experience, this time, I bought them earlier for another pair of shoes. However, you have to wear them a bit so they adapt to the shape of your foot. I recommend.

They seem to be okay, but it's worth deducting one star for the sizing. You definitely need to order at least one size up. For trekking boots, I think even two sizes up. It's a pity, because where they were under the foot, they provided great comfort.

Warm and pleasant underfoot. Thermally, they should also work well in winter. The edges are finished a bit too stiffly and the size doesn't quite match the chart. They are a little too small.