Sustainable Insoles That Fit Your Budget
Affordable plant-based foams that don’t sacrifice performance — or your eco mission
INSITE® helps you choose the best sustainable insole material for your footwear — and your price point. Our INSITE EcoComfort® foams are not only competitively priced, but they also outperform 100% petrol-based foams when it comes to overall performance and durability. Plus, the plant-based content in INSITE EcoComfort foams supports a regenerative farming program that helps improve soil health. Download our whitepapers on plant-based sourcing and performance, and see how we’re helping reverse climate change by leveraging this agricultural practice for our insole creation. In these whitepapers, you’ll learn:- How the unique molecular structure of our plant-based compounds improves the flexibility and durability of our EcoComfort foams
- What regenerative agriculture entails, and how these practices encourage the rebuilding of soil organic matter and the restoration of degraded soil biodiversity.
- How regenerative farming practices tackle the major concerns of modern-day farming — including pollution, erosion, water use, nitrogen efficiency, and soil quality.
Fill out the form below to download our whitepapers, and learn more about how using INSITE® EcoComfort® insoles in your footwear line can make a lasting impact on the environment.
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Tracked Sustainability Impacts
100% of the acreage that supplies our biomaterials is covered by a regenerative farming program that tracks 100 data points at the field level, including:
Greenhouse gas emissions
Soil quality
Nitrogen use efficiency
Sheet & rill erosion
Conservation practices deployed
Non-harmful crop rotation
More About INSITE’s Sustainability Commitment
Smaller Footprint, Bigger Impact
Read about how our insole manufacturing processes reduce waste, increase efficiency, and reduce our carbon footprint, without compromising on comfort, performance, and support.
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