Turn every walk into an opportunity to give your feet a gentle massage and encourage more natural movement.
Designed by physiotherapists.
100% vegan.
Ethically made in the Czech Republic and Croatia.
Wake up your feet
Our feet send a lot of information to the brain — they constantly sense contact with the ground and help the body respond to support, balance, and movement.
Whether you’re on your feet all day, or you simply want to give your feet something extra, active insoles help you feel every step a little better.
Give your feet time to get used to the new feeling. With a gradual start, you’ll enjoy using active insoles fully.
The insoles are designed to be worn on a bare foot. You can easily adjust the intensity with a sock — a thin sock softens it slightly, a thicker sock softens it more.
The insoles are primarily designed to be worn on a bare foot. You can easily adjust the intensity with a sock — a thin sock softens the stimulation slightly, a thicker sock softens it more.
The sensation should be clear, but pleasant. Not painful.
In most cases you can use active insoles without worry. If you have health issues, we recommend talking to a physiotherapist or doctor before using them. Especially if:
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 awareness of the feet and more active engagement when walking and standing.
Before use, we recommend consulting a doctor or physiotherapist especially if you have:
If you feel pain, worsening symptoms, or an unpleasant reaction, stop using them and talk to a specialist.
They work best in barefoot and anatomically shaped shoes, where the feet have enough space for natural movement. You can also use them in ordinary shoes, as long as they are not too narrow or tight.
Yes. You can easily adjust 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 still applies.
Everyone is a little different. Some people notice 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 slowly and gradually extending wearing time.
We unfortunately can’t promise that. But the feet affect movement of the whole body, so better engagement can contribute to more comfortable movement. If you have pain or other health issues, we recommend talking to a physiotherapist or doctor.
Active insoles are currently designed for adults in sizes 37–46. We are not preparing a kids’ version at this time.
Air them out regularly and wipe with a damp cloth as needed. We don’t recommend machine washing or drying them on a direct heat source.
Active insoles are covered by the standard statutory warranty. Unused and undamaged insoles can be returned within 14 days. Note: if you trim them or otherwise modify them, they can no longer be returned as unused goods.
Yes. You can use active insoles for strength training, running, and other movement. Gentle stimulation of the feet helps you better sense support and engage the whole body during exercise. When running, it can support a more active push-off and better ground feel. We recommend starting gradually and giving the feet time to adapt.
Awareness is the key.
The body changes best when it starts to better sense what it is doing. Active insoles give the feet clearer stimuli, so they can pass more information to the body and engage more naturally in movement.
physiotherapistClara Lewitová
Ahinsa shoes allow the foot natural movement because they provide plenty of space for the toes. The thin and flexible outsole lets the foot perceive the ground. We must mention the ethical and ecological production in the Czech Republic. An ideal choice for anyone who wants more from their shoes and wants to enjoy a real walk.
Ahinsa shoes are beautiful, original Czech barefoot shoes, with careful craftsmanship and high-quality materials — natural or recycled. They provide generous space in the front of the foot, which is necessary for correct toe posture and influences the posture of the whole body.
