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We’re passionate about elevating footwear brands with a better insole solution. Our Insole Insights blog and resource library provide additional information about our insoles, our process, and industry knowledge to validate the way we approach insole design and manufacturing.
Introducing Carhartt® Women’s Fit and Comfort Footbeds – Carhartt’s first aftermarket insoles for women, powered by INSITE® Contoura® technology.
How INSITE® EcoComfort™ insole foams use bio-based compounds to lower your carbon footprint —while enhancing the performance of your shoe.
How INSITE™ EcoComfort® insole foams use bio-based compounds to support regenerative farming and the circular economy.
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.
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.
Not all recovery sandals are designed with optimal recovery capabilities – but our insoles are driving important improvements.
Introducing Carhartt® Women’s Fit and Comfort Footbeds – Carhartt’s first aftermarket insoles for women, powered by INSITE® Contoura® technology.
Inform your footwear development with science-driven insole design so you know your customers will have the best experience with your product.
INSITE has developed a ProvenComfort™ process for using biomechanical testing and data to define comfort by the numbers, and deliver on customers’ expectations.
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.
From corn to castor oil, the use of renewable feedstocks for insole foams can make a big difference in comfort, performance, support – and sustainability.