Last month we sat down with INSITE Biomechanics Research Lab Assistant Lily Bartel to discuss her research as she completes her master’s degree at Oregon State University and how it relates to her work with INSITE.
No matter what sport they’re built for, athletic shoes require insoles that can provide comfort and performance without weighing down the rest of the shoe. But when every gram counts, which insole materials are best for balancing lightweight performance and durability?
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Supercritical foam has become a popular insole material for athletic footwear thanks to its high energy return properties. Read on to learn about the scientific process behind the next generation of foams.
Explore our ProvenComfort™ method with the experts who lead our charge towards improving the comfortability, performance, and ergonomics of footwear for all.
A consumer’s first experience with your footwear can make or break their perception of your brand. In this post, we’ll explain how adding the right insoles to your shoes can make the right first impression and create returning customers.
Introducing Carhartt® Women’s Fit and Comfort Footbeds – Carhartt’s first aftermarket insoles for women, powered by INSITE® Contoura® technology.
Many jobs and lifestyles keep people on their feet for hours at a time, so what’s the best insole for standing all day without pain or discomfort?
The important role of insole shape in preventing plantar fasciitis. INSITE Insoles provide performance, comfort, support for your customers.
From corn to castor oil, the use of renewable feedstocks for insole foams can make a big difference in comfort, performance, support – and sustainability.