Five-Zone Performance Insole

A single step isn’t one force. It’s five, arriving one after another in less than a second. Five-Zone answers each one separately.

• Heel Strike The first point of contact.his zone absorbs landing force at the heel and is designed to maintain that cushioning through repeated use.
• Heel Frame Surrounding the strike zone, the heel frame provides lateral containment as the foot lands.
• Arch Where the rest of the insole cushions, this zone provides structure. A rigid arch structure helps keep the midfoot stable through prolonged loading.
• Forefoot As you push off, pressure moves forward.The forefoot zone distributes that pressure across the width of the foot rather than concentrating it into a narrow band.
• Base Layer The foundation beneath the four specialist zones. It contours to the foot and brings the different zones together as one support system.

Cushion where impact arrives. Structure where the foot needs holding.

• Your shoes cost you thousands. The insole that came inside them probably cost the brand less than a cup of coffee: a flat sheet of foam, cut to an average foot, asked to cushion your heel, hold your arch and spread your push-off all at once. It does none of them well, and it flattens fast.
• The Five-Zone Performance Insole was built on a simple refusal: don’t ask one material to do five different jobs. Every zone has one job, and every zone is built to do it for months, kilometre after kilometre. It’s what your shoes should have come with in the first place.
• For the runner chasing a new PB. The player who lives on court. The person who’s on their feet from the first alarm to the last train home.
• Steady feet are better in the long run.