What Superfeet Can Do For You
Similar to orthotics, Superfeet Insoles adds comfortable arch and heel support to your footwear.

Loved by many, they can be a useful tool for:

Controlling over-pronation or supination.
Relief from plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, foot, ankle, heel, knee, hip and lower back pain.
Reducing the risk of injury from running, walking and other activities.

What’s the Difference Between Superfeet Insole Colors?
Superfeet insoles come in a variety of arch shapes, profiles, cushion levels, and support. Below we define what each specification means for your foot and comfort.

Support (responsive or dynamic?): This refers to the structure of the insole underneath your heel and arch. Responsive support means your Superfeet will have a firm feel in the arch and heel. Dynamic support means the insole will flex with your foot and arch as you move through your gait.

Arch Shape: The shape and height of the insole underneath your arches and heel. If your feet have high arches, you may prefer Superfeet with a medium-high arch shape. If you have flat feet or low arches, look for something with a low-medium arch shape.

Profile Volume: The amount of space the insole will take up in your shoe. Superfeet with a high profile use more space and work best in footwear with a removable liner. Low profile Superfeet take up less space and work well in moderate-tight fitting footwear, even some without removable liners.

Cushion: Ranging from soft to firm, Superfeet offers a variety of cushion levels from memory foam to full-length AeroSpring Rebound foam with gel in the heel.