Insole guides, in plain English

Work boots and athletic shoes take Full Length when the original insole comes out. The pair replaces that insole from heel to toe. Narrow boots and dress shoes are the other length.

One pair is $69.99. The page shows $99.99 crossed out. The price covers a length, a design, a scan after checkout, and a pair printed from that scan.

The arch on this pair is a shell printed from that foot's scan. A store arch pad is a ready-made shape. The outline of the insole is still a length you choose.

There is no shelf pair with your arch on it. We print after the scan matches the order email. Until then, there is nothing to make.

One pair has one length. Move it between shoes that can take that length, and seat the heel every time.

The arch feels new, and the shoe feels fuller. Wear the pair on ordinary days before you decide the length was wrong.

Each arch is printed from that foot's scan. The two insoles are a pair, not a mirror. Put each one back in its own shoe.

Air them out, wipe the cover, and keep them out of washers, dryers, and hot cars. The shell and the foam do not like the same mistakes.

Seat the heel, match the length to the shoe, and trim only the toe if the edge bunches. Do not stack a Full Length pair on the original.

The cup keeps your heel seated in the shoe. The cushion under it softens the landing. They are two parts.

The shell is the printed shape under the foam. It follows that foot's scan. It is not a thicker pad.

The foam is the soft layer under the fabric. The printed shell underneath is what follows your scan.