Insoles

Made of vegetable-tanned leather, the footrest provides healthy support for stressed feet and alleviates fallen-splayfoot discomfort. Article: 123

The heel wedge gently corrects misalignments of the heel. Crooked heels indicate a tilted ankle joint axis. If the outer edge of the shoe is worn (excessive supination = outward edging), place the wedge height to the outside. If the shoe is worn under the big toe & inside of the heel (overpronation = too much inward edging), place the wedge height to the inside. Article: 129

Medical pronation wedge against over-supination. Suitable in case of a medical prescription of an external rim elevation. Alleviates over-supination complaints of the foot, knee, hip and spine. The outer elevation at the heel corrects an ankle that bends outward. The additional elevation on the forefoot prevents overloading when walking on the outer edge of the foot and optimizes the rolling process.

The leather slip stopper prevents annoying back and forth slipping in the shoe, cushions slightly and provides better support in shoes with high heels. Article: 132, 2832

Super cushioning leather orthotic insole to alleviate & prevent splayfoot & hallux valgus symptoms. Ideal for pumps, high heels, ballerinas and open shoes. Article: 121

Non-bulky splayfoot pad. Perfectly shaped for flat feet, as it precisely cushions and supports the transverse arch. Article: 134

The viscoelastic gel insole for the heel provides perfect heel cushioning during sports, at work and in everyday life. Can alleviate your heel pain, as two different soft zones optimally distribute the pressure: the light gel cushions the heel, the blue spot cushions the heel bone particularly relieving. Article: 174

Keep Warm insole consists of pure lambswool, wool felt and an insulating layer of cork providing comfortably warm feet. Article: 116

Made of felt, they not only feel wonderfully soft under your feet, but they are also extremely moisture-absorbent. Article: 149

Made of lambswool, insulating foam and aluminum foil to get through winter with warm feet. Article: 145, 1452