Ortho Arch Support Gel Insoles for Walking, Work and All-Day Foot Comfort
Gel arch support insoles that drop into the shoes you already own — three-quarter length, so most pairs take them without trimming.
- Raised arch support under the midfoot
- Gel heel pad that absorbs impact
- Fits most shoes without trimming
Three-quarter length — sits under the arch and heel, not the toes.
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Product details
Three-quarter length gel insoles that add arch support and heel cushioning to shoes you already own — work boots, trainers, everyday flats.
- Raised arch contour that fills the gap under the midfoot instead of sitting flat.
- Gel heel pad that absorbs the impact of each step.
- Three-quarter length — sits under the arch and heel, so most shoes take them without trimming.
- Easy to move between pairs as you change shoes through the week.
Sizes: US 5–7.5, US 8.5–11, US 12–13.5. If you sit on a boundary, take the smaller band.
Getting used to them: if your feet are used to flat insoles, arch support feels different at first. Wear them two or three hours a day for the first week and build up. If they hurt rather than feel unfamiliar, take them out.
Care: wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, then air dry away from direct heat.
Specifications
- Type
- Three-quarter length arch support insole
- Arch
- Raised contour under the midfoot
- Heel
- Gel cushioning pad
- Trimming
- Not required for most shoes
- Sizes
- US 5–7.5, US 8.5–11, US 12–13.5
Size guide
| US Size | AUS Size |
|---|---|
| 5–7.5 | 4.5–7 |
| 8.5–11 | 8–10.5 |
| 12–13.5 | 11–13 |
Pick the band that covers your usual shoe size. Because these are three-quarter length, they sit under the arch and heel rather than running the full length of the shoe, so the fit is forgiving within each band.
If you are on the boundary between two bands, take the smaller one — an insole that is slightly short still supports the arch, while one that is too long will buckle.
Care & materials
Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, then air dry away from direct heat.
Do not machine wash or tumble dry. Lift them out to air whenever you swap them between pairs.
Shipping & returns
Orders ship within 1-2 business days. Free shipping on orders over $50. If the product is not right for you, contact us within 30 days of delivery and we will make it right.
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Real people, real answers. We are here if you need help choosing.
Most Shoes Are Flat Under the Arch
Pull the insole out of an average pair of shoes and you will find a flat piece of foam. Your foot is not flat, which is why the arch ends up doing the work unsupported.
These sit underneath with a raised contour that fills the gap under the midfoot, so the arch is held rather than left to drop as you tire.
At the back, a gel pad under the heel takes the impact of each step before it travels up your leg.
Upgrade the Shoes You Already Wear
Work boots, trainers, flats, everyday shoes — the three-quarter length means they sit under the arch and heel without crowding your toes, so most pairs take them straight in.
Swap them between pairs as you need. One set can carry across the shoes you actually wear in a week rather than living in a single pair.
If your shoes have a removable insole, take it out first — otherwise leave it in and drop these on top.
Made to help with:
For long days on hard floors, we focused on:
- Gel heel pad that absorbs the impact of each step
- Raised arch contour that supports the midfoot through the day
- Low profile, so they do not make your shoes feel tight
For arches that ache by the afternoon, we focused on:
- A contour that fills the gap under the arch instead of sitting flat
- Firm enough to hold shape, soft enough to wear all day
- A break-in approach that lets your feet adjust gradually
For moving them between shoes, we focused on:
- Three-quarter length that fits most shoes without trimming
- Slim enough for work boots, trainers and everyday flats
- Easy to lift out and move to another pair
Build Up Over the First Week
If your feet have spent years on flat insoles, arch support feels odd at first. That is normal and it passes.
Start with two or three hours a day and build up over a week, rather than putting them straight into a twelve-hour shift.
If anything hurts rather than simply feels different, take them out. Support should feel like something holding your foot, not pressing into it.
Why these instead of the insole already in your shoe
The insole that comes with most shoes is a flat piece of foam. It fills the shoe. It does not support the foot.
| Feature | Comfort Roam | Ordinary pairs |
|---|---|---|
| Raised contour under the arch | ||
| Gel pad under the heel | ||
| Holds its shape through the day | ||
| Moves between pairs of shoes | ||
| Three-quarter length, no trimming | ||
| Adds bulk to the toe area |
How to use them
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1
Pick your size band
Match your shoe size to the band in the variants — US 5–7.5, 8.5–11 or 12–13.5.
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2
Take out the old insole
If your shoes have a removable insole, lift it out first. If not, drop these straight on top.
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3
Start with a few hours
Wear them two or three hours a day for the first week while your feet adjust to the arch.
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Build up to full days
Once they feel normal, move them into the shoes you wear for your longest days.
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Give them a week in your own shoes. If they are not right for you, contact us within 30 days of delivery and we will make it right.
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Frequently asked questions
Will they fit my shoes?
They are three-quarter length, so they sit under the arch and heel rather than filling the whole shoe. That means most trainers, work boots and everyday shoes take them without trimming. Take out the existing insole first if it lifts out.
They feel strange under my arch — is that normal?
Yes, if your feet are used to flat insoles. Wear them two or three hours a day for the first week and build up from there. If they hurt rather than just feel different, take them out.
Which size should I pick?
Match your usual shoe size to one of the three bands: US 5–7.5, US 8.5–11 or US 12–13.5. If you sit on the boundary, take the smaller band.
Can I move them between different shoes?
Yes, and most people do. One set can move between work boots during the week and trainers on the weekend. Lift them out and let them air when you swap.
How do I clean them?
Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, then air dry away from direct heat. Avoid the washing machine and the tumble dryer.
