How it's made
What Is Inside a Custom Insole?
A custom pair is a stack, not one slab of foam. The printed shell holds the arch. Foam and fabric are what your foot touches.
The CustomSole Journal
Insole guides, in plain English
Practical, honest guides to custom insoles: how to scan your feet with your phone, which length fits your shoes, how long a pair lasts, and what is actually worth buying.
Fit guide
Why You Pick a Shoe Size Before the Scan
You pick a US shoe size. That size is the outline. The scan does not recommend a size. After you pay, it shapes the arch.
How-to
Do You Scan Your Feet Before or After You Order?
You choose a design and pay first. The scan that makes your pair happens after checkout, on the same email as the order.
Care guide
How Long Do Insoles Last? Signs It’s Time to Replace Them, and How to Make Them Last
Typical lifespans by use, the signs that a pair is worn out, and simple care habits that keep insoles fresh for longer.
How-to
How to Scan Your Feet With Your Phone: A Step-by-Step Guide
A sheet of paper, a clear spot of floor and your phone’s browser. Here is how to get a clean 3D foot scan in a few minutes.
Fit guide
3/4 Length vs. Full Length Insoles: How to Choose by the Shoes You Wear
The right insole length depends less on your feet than on your shoes. Here is a simple way to choose, shoe by shoe.
How it's made
3D Printed Insoles: How They’re Made, What They’re Made Of, and Who They Suit
From a phone scan to a printed nylon arch: how 3D printed insoles are made, what they’re made of, and what to look for before you buy.
Buying guide
Are Custom Insoles Worth It? An Honest Look at Custom vs. Store-Bought
What “custom” really means, what the research says, and a simple way to decide whether a scan-based pair is worth it for you.
Made from your scan
Ready for a pair made for your feet?
Scan both feet with your phone in a few minutes. $69.99 a pair, Full Length or 3/4. Made to order and delivered within 14 days in the US.