Arch support insoles – more cushioning in the shoes you already own

These insoles put a layer of high-density foam between your foot and the sole of the shoe. A raised section under the middle of the foot fills the hollow that sits there. The top lining passes air, so the insole does not feel clammy after a long day.

Why choose these insoles?

The insole that ships inside a shoe is usually a thin sheet of foam that has flattened out within a month. A thicker insole with a shaped middle gives the foot something to rest on along its whole length. They go into sneakers, boots, dress shoes and work shoes alike.

• High-density foam: springs back step after step instead of packing down flat.
• Shaped arch: the raised middle fills the hollow of the foot.
• Breathable lining: takes up moisture over a long day on your feet.
• Trim to fit: cut lines along the toe let them fit most shoes.
• Wide range of footwear: from sneakers and boots to dress shoes.

The same shoes, with a little more underneath them.

Pull the existing insole out and lay it on the new one as a template. Cut along the line closest to your size, then slide the insole in heel first. Hand washing is recommended; lay them flat to dry and keep them off a radiator.

Specifications

• high-density foam
• breathable top lining
• shaped arch section
• trim-to-fit cut lines
• hand wash recommended

Slide them into the shoes you wear most.