Insoles with arch support – high-density foam, breathable

Arch support insoles – more cushioning in the shoes already in your closet

Between your foot and the shoe sole is a layer of high-density foam. The raised section beneath the middle of the foot fills the arch that runs there. The lining allows air to circulate, so the insoles won't feel clammy even after a long day.

Why choose arch support insoles?

The sole that comes standard in a shoe is usually a thin foam insert that flattens after a month. A thicker sole with a shaped center supports the foot along its entire length. It fits sneakers, boots, dress shoes, and work shoes.

• Shaped arch support: the raised section beneath the middle fills the arch of the foot.
• High-density foam: springs back with every step instead of staying flat.
• Breathable lining: absorbs moisture when you're on your feet all day.
• Trimmable: the insole follows the printed cutting lines and fits most shoes.
• For different types of footwear: from sneakers and boots to dress shoes.

The same shoes, just with a little more support underneath.

Remove the existing insole and place it on the new insole as a template. Cut along the line closest to your size, then slide the insole into the shoe heel first. Hand washing is recommended; let it dry flat afterward, not on a radiator.

Specifications

• High-density foam
• Breathable lining
• Shaped arch support
• Trimmable along the cutting lines
• Hand washing recommended

Slip them into the shoes you wear most often.