Active insoles gently stimulate the receptors on the sole of the foot and support more active engagement when walking and standing.
This isn’t passive support. It’s a gentle cue that reminds the feet of their natural work.
You can easily fit Active Insoles into an ordinary day and give your feet gentle care.
On the way to work, waiting for the tram, on an evening walk or while exercising — every step is a chance to sense your feet a little better.
Active Insoles get along best with barefoot and anatomically shaped shoes, but you can also wear them in ordinary shoes with enough room.
They contain gentle stimulating elements that act on selected parts of the foot.
These activation points:
This is not a passive correction, but an active stimulus that draws attention to how the foot actually works. Better perception gives the body an opportunity to engage more actively and learn a more natural movement.
Clara Lewitová – physiotherapist
The body changes best when it itself begins to perceive more clearly what it is doing.
How we stand, sit, walk or move is not just a matter of muscles. A large role is played by movement programs in our brain – learned ways of holding the body, of support and of movement.
But if we don't perceive the feet, the brain receives little information from them. And the body then often looks for stability elsewhere: in tension, overload, unnecessary compensation, or a passive “hanging” into the joints.
Active insoles help the foot send clearer information again. They don't correct the body for you. They offer it a stimulus thanks to which it can engage more actively on its own.
I can finally feel my toes on the ground and press them into the insoles as I walk. They “make” me walk more slowly and become more aware of how I straighten my body.
After a few days of wearing the insoles I’m enjoying a pleasant release in my feet. It surprised me how you start paying attention and feel the foot engaging more.
Active insoles are like a daily foot massage. When I wear them I feel the contact between my feet and the ground much more.
In most cases you can enjoy Active Insoles without worry. If you’re dealing with health issues, however, we recommend consulting a physiotherapist or a doctor before using them. Especially in these cases:
Yes. You can use Active Insoles for strength training, running and other movement. Gentle stimulation of the feet helps you better sense support and how the whole body is involved when you exercise. When running, they can support a more active push-off and a better sense of contact with the ground. We do recommend starting slowly, though, and giving your feet time to adjust.
They work best in barefoot and anatomically shaped footwear, where the feet have enough room for natural movement. But you can also use them in ordinary shoes, as long as they aren’t too narrow or tight.
No. Active insoles are not a medical device and are not a substitute for professional diagnosis, physiotherapy or medical care. They are designed to support the perception of the feet and their more active engagement when walking and standing.
Before use we recommend consulting a doctor or physiotherapist especially in the case of:
If you experience pain, a worsening of difficulties or an unpleasant reaction, stop using them and consult a specialist.
Unfortunately, we can’t promise that. The feet do affect how the whole body moves, so getting them more involved can contribute to more comfortable movement. If you’re dealing with pain or other health issues, we recommend consulting a physiotherapist or a doctor.
Everyone is a little different. Some people feel a change the first time they put them on; for others it takes a while for the feet to get used to the new stimulus. That’s why we recommend starting gradually and slowly increasing the wear time.
Yes. You can easily trim the insoles to the shape of your shoes. We recommend trimming them gradually, a little at a time. After trimming, they can no longer be returned as unused goods, but the warranty of course still applies.
The insoles are designed primarily to be worn barefoot. You can easily adjust the intensity with a sock – a thin sock softens the stimulation slightly, a thicker sock reduces it further.
The sensation should be clear, but pleasant. Not painful.
Just air them out regularly and wipe them with a damp cloth as needed. We don’t recommend washing them in the machine or drying them on a direct heat source.
At the moment, the Active insoles are designed for adults in sizes 37–46. We are not preparing a children’s version yet.
Active insoles come with the standard statutory warranty. Unused and undamaged insoles can be returned within 14 days. Please note: if you trim them or otherwise modify them, they can no longer be returned as unused goods.
Before using active insoles, we recommend consulting a doctor or physiotherapist.
