Premium Insoles For

Hiking

Improved fit reduces excess motion helping prevent muscle strain, blisters and hotspots.

Illustration of incorrect leg alignment Illustration of correct leg alignment experienced when using Superfeet Premium Insoles

Without Support

Uneven terrain increases stress on feet, ankles and knees causing fatigue and discomfort. While ascending or descending, excess foot movement causes pain, blisters and hot spots.

With Superfeet Insoles

Feet are supported and stabilized, improving balance and reducing stress and fatigue. Excess motion, muscle strain, blisters and hotspots can be reduced by the improved fit.

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Customer Testimonials

"I have just come back from 5 days of very hard walking. My feet still feel fresh and ready for another 5 days."

Jim Webb, Revived walker

"Over the last 7 years I've hiked the AT, PCT and the CDT. I would never have been able to complete these trails without Superfeet. "

Bob Reese, Avid trail hiker

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Berry

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Superfeet Premium Insoles: Green

Green

Designed for athletic and industrial footwear with a removable insole..

Superfeet Premium Insoles: Blue

Blue

Versatile volume and shape fits athletic, casual and dress footwear..

Superfeet Premium Insoles: Custom_Green

Custom Green

Customized fit for athletic and industrial footwear with removable insoles..

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