Choosing the right size: Carefully measure the sole of your foot or the anatomical insole you wish to replace. The measurement should be taken from the heel to the furthest tip of the foot. Note: the insole is adjustable by cutting.

Relieves pain and stabilizes joints: Anatomical insoles provide extra support to the foot joints, contributing to better stability and reducing the risk of injuries. Orthopedic insoles diminish discomfort and pain associated with conditions such as plantar fasciitis, flat feet, high arches, or other arch issues.

Additional height: Insoles with a height of 2 cm offer a balanced option for those who wish to gain extra height in a moderate and comfortable way. They provide significant height, suitable for those looking for an intermediate option between discretion and visual impact. They are also useful for those experiencing pain or discomfort in their feet due to biomechanical imbalances or slight differences in leg lengths, as they help redistribute pressure in the feet.

Shock absorption: The insoles are made from a polymer, a material that allows the user to enjoy the extra height of 2 cm without sacrificing foot support or comfort.

Lightweight material: The polymer provides the insoles with strength and durability, ensuring a pleasant wearing experience without burdening the foot. The ergonomic design adapts to the natural shape of the foot, offering optimal arch and heel support, reducing pressure on the feet.

Adjustable: The insoles feature marking lines for size adjustment. By simply cutting along these lines with scissors, you can customize the insoles to the exact size of your shoes, ensuring optimal support and a perfect fit for your feet.