Insoles

The insole is the first thing to come into contact with the foot. That's why it must be able to absorb moisture and draw it away from the foot. This property is called absorption. But that's not all: it must also quickly pass the moisture on to further layers or dry out. This property is called desorption. Abrasion resistance and an antibacterial finish are a given.

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XMAX FOAM

Comfortable, anatomically shaped insole made of breathable dual-density foam with excellent moisture absorption and release. The heel area has an additional cushioning “shock-absorber” layer. The insole doesn't age, doesn't deform, and has an especially abrasion-resistant surface. It is antistatic, antibacterial, and also recyclable. Washable at up to 30 °C.

MF DRYSOLE

Comfortable, anatomically shaped insole. The Drysole® carrier material absorbs moisture excellently and draws it away from the foot. It dries quickly once removed from the shoe. Directly on top of the Drysole® sits a memory foam that molds to the foot and significantly increases comfort. A nonwoven fabric made of polyamide fibers forms the especially abrasion-resistant surface. The insole has an antibacterial finish and is machine-washable at up to 30 °C.

DRYSOLE

A reliable, anatomically shaped basic insole. The Drysole® carrier material absorbs moisture excellently and draws it away from the foot. It dries quickly once removed from the shoe. A nonwoven fabric made of polyamide fibers forms the especially abrasion-resistant surface. The insole has an antibacterial finish and is machine-washable at up to 30 °C.