Gel Insoles, Laces and Accessories That Extend Footwear Life
Preformed EVA insole with arch support, heel cup and a gel heel. It is the cheapest part that genuinely changes the shift of someone standing twelve hours.
The insole is the component that wears out fastest and gets replaced least. When an operator says "the boot is done", what is often finished is the insole: the upper and the sole still have months of life left.
We carry preformed EVA insoles with a textile cover with moisture absorption and release properties, arch support and heel cup, a breathing zone at the metatarsals, ergonomic embossing, shank reinforcement for comfort along the longitudinal arch, and a gel heel that absorbs walking impact.
Replacing insoles halfway through the footwear cycle is the lowest-cost, highest-perceived-impact intervention in a PPE program. It costs a fraction of the pair and brings back the feel of new footwear.
What to check in this line
Arch support and heel cup
Support the longitudinal arch and stabilize the heel, which is where the load of every step lands.
Gel heel
Absorbs walking impact. On concrete floors it is the difference between a tolerable shift and one you feel in the knee.
Moisture management
Textile cover with absorption and release: the foot ends the shift dry, which is half the fungus problem.
Removable and washable
Comes out to dry and gets replaced without touching the rest of the boot.
Where it is used
- Prolonged standing positions on assembly lines
- Mid-cycle footwear replenishment
- Staff with flat arches or diagnosed fasciitis
- Twelve-hour shifts
- Continuous walking in warehouses
- Lace and hardware replacement
About insoles and accessories
Need to equip your plant?
Tell us which position needs protection and how many people. We reply with datasheets, an itemized price and a firm delivery date.