
Seven massage nodes
Raised nodes under the ball of the foot and the toe line, worked by your own weight on every step.
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The insole that came with your shoe is a thin sheet of foam that gave up months ago. Lift it out, slide these down to the toe box, lace up and go. That is the whole job, and it takes about a minute a shoe.
Nothing is glued and nothing has to be broken in. They lift straight back out when you want them in a different pair.

Seven raised nodes sit across the top deck, under the ball of the foot and the toe line. Every step presses down into them, so the part of your foot that takes the pounding gets worked instead of flattened.
It reads as pressure on the first morning and as normal by the second. Go back to a flat insole after a week and you will notice that instead.

Turn one over and the underside is molded foam in a cobblestone cell pattern, so the load spreads across the whole sole instead of landing in two places and staying there all day.
The heel drops into a deep cup that holds it where it should sit, and two clusters of vent holes let the air move under your foot instead of going nowhere.

A knit deck with seven massage nodes over a molded cobblestone base, cut to fit a shoe you already own. That is the whole design.

Raised nodes under the ball of the foot and the toe line, worked by your own weight on every step.

The arch is built up under the middle of the foot so the pressure spreads out instead of landing on the heel and the ball.

Molded cobblestone foam under the whole sole, for pavement, ward floors, shop floors and concrete.

Cut along the guide at the toe and the same pair drops into trainers, work boots or dress shoes.
Wards, shop floors, kitchens, sites, school corridors. The common thread is a day measured in hours on your feet, not in steps.
“Twelve hours on a ward floor and I am not counting down the last two anymore.”
Twelve-hour shifts“They went into my work boots on a Monday and they have not come out since.”
Work boots on site“I put them in the trainers I already wear to the store. Same shoes, completely different day.”
Retail floorThere is nothing to charge, pair or set up. They go in the morning they land and after that you stop thinking about them.
If the toe feels tight, the guide printed at the front tells you where to cut. One pass with scissors and they sit flush.


Wear them through a couple of full days and see where your feet are at the end of the second one.
If it is not right for you, contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.
Here is what people want to know before they order.
They are made to go into a shoe you already own. Pull the insole that came with it out, drop these in knit side up and press the heel down into place. If the toe feels tight, cut along the guide printed at the front.
Pressure under the ball of the foot on the first morning, the way a foot roller feels. Most people stop noticing it by the second day and only notice it again when they go back to a flat insole.
Pick the size that covers your own shoe size. Sizes run from men 5 / women 6 up to men 15 / women 16, and every option also carries its UK and EU equivalent. If you are between two, take the larger one and trim the toe.
Contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.
Most people come to them off the flat sheet of foam their shoes shipped with.
“Nine hours on a shop floor and I walked to the bus instead of dragging myself to it.”
Renata M. · OhioCustomer experience“They went into my work boots on the Monday and I have not taken them out since.”
Darnell P. · TexasCustomer experience“I trimmed about a centimetre off the toe and they sit flush in my trainers now.”
Hollie S. · MichiganCustomer experience“The bumps felt strange for one morning and after that they just felt right.”
Marcus L. · GeorgiaCustomer experience“I bought a pair for my husband’s boots and ended up ordering a second pair for mine.”
Kenia & Ray T. · FloridaCustomer experience“Standing at a prep bench all night is the same job, it just costs me less by the end of it.”
Tobias K. · IllinoisCustomer experienceFit depends on the shoe: a snug trainer may need a trim at the toe before the insole sits flat, and a shoe with a fixed footbed may not take one at all. The massage nodes are molded into the top deck, and the cushioning is what you feel underfoot. These are comfort insoles, not a medical device.