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?
Basketball players demand a lot from their feet, and having the right insoles can make a significant difference in comfort, performance, and injury prevention. Here are some key features to look for in insoles for basketball insoles.
Recently INSITE Director of Innovation Dr. Caleb Dyer spoke at the AMI Polymers in Footwear conference in Portland, OR, delivering a presentation titled The Road to 100% Bio-Based PUs for Footwear. In his talk, Caleb focused on the obstacles and opportunities facing...
Push the boundaries of what an insole foam can do with the latest PU innovations from INSITE®, including new Levation™ ultralight PU formulas.
Is a petroleum-free future finally on the horizon for polyurethanes in footwear? Be the first to discover as INSITE Director of Innovation Caleb Dyer speaks at the 2024 AMI Polymers in Footwear conference on Tuesday, July 23rd, 2:40pm PT in Portland, Oregon. Caleb...
Combining sustainability and durability in the footwear industry is no easy feat, but at INSITE, it’s the cornerstone of everything we do. Read on to learn more about how our EcoComfort foams enhance our insoles’ performance.
You don’t have to choose between comfort and style. When shoes are designed with the right insole, that’s what makes shoes comfortable.
We take ethical and sustainable sourcing seriously, so it’s important to clarify the type of corn we use for our insoles and our sourcing practices.
When comparing molded open cell foam vs closed cell foam insoles, closed cell PU foam is a great option for athletic footwear.