Overall Foot Health is Part Insole, Part Footwear
Preventing foot injuries and conditions is a combination of wearing the proper footwear, having the right insole, and following best practices, such as taking breaks and avoiding hard, flat, unsupportive footwear like sandals and flip flops. Even if a foot injury doesn’t arise, individuals can often experience pain in other ways, such as in the knees and hips, as a result of poor footwear and insole support.
Footwear customers have long had to manage their own insole purchases, and only if they recognize they need additional support. By including insoles that provide the right level of comfort, performance, and support for the majority of wearers directly into your footwear, you’re elevating their experience with your brand and promoting foot health at the same time.
Every customer has biomechanical differences, such as arch height, gait, and forefoot placement, etc., but the best insoles for standing all day address those nuances in movement and provide the right amount of comfort, performance, and support all in one.