Superfeet Insoles

The Superfeet RUN family is designed with innovative materials and construction to fit and function specifically in running shoes.

The RUN family features a carbon fiber stabilizer cap for a supportive, responsive ride while the High Impact Technology pod in the heel helps to mitigate the pounding your body takes when you're on the move.

The DYNAMIC Run insole is the most adaptive Superfeet insole offering lightly structured support that adapts to the motion of your feet, creating an underfoot experience that is comfort-engineered for an easy ride.

The footbeds of traditional running shoes are flat inside, which means they don’t actually interact with your feet when you move. Even stability running shoes that use a medial post don’t influence how your feet actually load and unload; they only make sure your shoes are wearing evenly.

To give you actual support, Superfeet created the shape of its insoles to match the contours of your foot. Each Superfeet insole cradles your heel and hugs your arch for a naturally supportive fit.

There are a few simple steps to properly trimming a Superfeet insole to fit in your shoe. Here’s how you do it:

1. Remove the stock insole from the shoe you plan to use with the Superfeet insole
2. Place your shoe’s insole on top of the Superfeet insole
3. Line up the insoles by the heel and the medial (inside) edge
4. Using a pen or marker, trace the outline of the shoe insole onto the Superfeet insole
5. Using sharp scissors, trim along the line you just traced and discard the trimming
6. Insert the Superfeet insole into your shoe in place of the insole that came with the shoe

Superfeet’s ME3D insoles give you personalized support thanks to Dynamic Pressure Mapping technology.

By recording your unique stride, Superfeet will create custom insoles using 3D printing. Each ME3D insole includes a custom arch support profile and five independently tuned zones that enhance your natural movement.

When the COVID-19 outbreak started, Superfeet quickly jumped in to help.

Superfeet repurposed their HP Multi Jet Fusion printers from making 3D insoles to manufacturing life-saving medical equipment such as PPE masks with 3D printed elements. The company, based in Washington, is supplying Northwest area hospitals with 30,000 masks to help in the fight against the virus.

Hospitals in need of PPE equipment can contact covidresponse@superfeet.com to determine if Superfeet can be of assistance.