Superfeet Blog

A round up of buzzy-worthy press and news about Superfeet insoles from around the web.

Superfeet would not be the same without the talents and hard work of all the amazing women who make an impact in every aspect of our business.

Superfeet uses multiple industrial 3D printers at our production facility in Washington state to print the personalized cap for each individual ME3D insole.

Your biometric data provides a wealth of information that influences how each of your ME3D insoles are constructed. That comprehensive data and the cutting-edge technology that captures it are the not-so-secret tools that elevate ME3D to a new level of comfort and support. 

These completely personalized, 3D-printed insoles are constructed to match the exact geometry of each individual foot. As we like to say around here, no two feet are alike – not even your own! 

What is Plantar Fasciitis, what causes it and how Superfeet can help you come back from it.

Just like a hiking boot, hiking insoles offer a variety of benefits. From the material used to the specific features for every facet of your foot, Superfeet specialists sweat every little detail of these hiking insoles so you don’t have to.

If you are looking for insoles to take your runs to the next level, from 5Ks to Ultra Marathons, consider slipping a Superfeet running insole into your shoe. You won’t regret the investment in making the most out of each run. 

Superfeet insoles help you move more comfortably so you can focus on what you love, not foot pain. Superfeet insoles provide comfort, pain relief, and performance all at the same time. You can dramatically improve the fit, function, and feel of your footwear by adding a pair of insoles.

Important things to know about shopping at superfeet.com during this season of celebration.

Carbon fiber puts the “super” in Superfeet — carbon fiber gives our insoles an edge in weight, feel, and performance that is unrivaled in conventional insoles.

We know a thing or two about what goes into finding the right insole for the right foot. When it comes to hard vs. soft orthotics, we’ve compiled a little guide on how to find what works best for your feet and adventures.