Salfordinsole Orange Flexible Orthotic Insoles

Salfordinsole Orange Flexible Orthotic Insoles are a pair of flexible and stylish orthotic insoles recommended for treating foot pain in active people. Whether you prioritise road running or you're more of a gym bunny, Salfordinsole Orange Insoles utilise the cushioning power of their wholly unique and highly durable SureStep-Control material to prevent shock ruinng your feet and ankles.

What's Included?

• 1 x Pair of Insoles 

Sizing Information for Salfordinsole Orange Flexible Orthotic Insoles

Salfordinsole Orange Orthotics are available in thirteen different sizes. To quickly find the right one for you, take your UK shoe size and match it against the table below.

For a more accurate fit, we recommend removing the insole from an existing pair of shoes and measuring it at the longest and widest points. Once you have these measurements, consult our sizing chart below to find the best size for your feet.

How Thick Are Salfordinsole Orange Insoles?

Please view the image and information below to find out just how thick Salfordinsole Orange Orthotics are:

• Heel Thickness: 4mm
• Arch at Highest Point: 24mm
• Forefoot Thickness: 2mm

Features of the Salfordinsole Flexible Orthotic Insole

• Provides firm arch support for the most active individuals
• Stabilises the foot in the neutral position to reduce fatigue and strain
• Precise anatomical design with added pronation control
• Rigid heel cup holds heel in place 
• SureStep-Control material stays flexible.
• Product of a research programme from Europe's largest School of Podiatry at the University of Salford
• Machine washable

Perfect for Active Individuals

Active individuals require insoles that aren't going to need replacing every few months because the cushioning will start to wear down. Salfordinsole are made with highly flexible, dense material that can withstand a tonne of wear, tear, use on the road or in the gym.

Optimum Arch Support

Because of their firm foundation, Salfordinsole Orange Insoles support the arch at the top of the foot instead of letting the arch fall down into a strained position. This helps prevent further injury if you're recovering and assists with the build-up and repair of muscles in the mid and forefoot.

Can I Trim My Insoles?

Absolutely. If you aren't 100% satisfied with how your insoles fit right out of the box, your insoles can be trimmed using the following method:

1. Remove your existing insole from your shoes
2. Measure your existing insoles against the Salfordinsole
3. Mark around your existing insole to create a template
4. Cut around the template until your insoles are the same size

Trimming should always be done from the toe-end of the insoles.

University Researched

Conceived originally as the product of a research programme at Europe's largest School of Podiatry at the University of Salford, it's fair to say Salfordinsole's know what they're doing. With decades of research behind them and their brand, they're the perfect option for active, on-the-go individuals.

A Proven Method for Controlling Pronation

Pronation can affect anyone. In fact, most people pronate or roll their ankles to some degree.

If you are experiencing pain as the result of this, you need insoles that are going support not only your feet, but your ankles too. Salford Orange Insoles do just that, using a combination of a dense foundation material and an intuitive arch design.