BOUNCY · RUNNING & TRAINING
Cushion the landing.
Feel the return.
Shock-absorbing cushioning. A springy response. Shaped support beneath your arch. Bouncy brings them together inside the running and training shoes you already own.
See the cushioning in actionBouncy insoles in green, a pair angled toward the camera
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THE MATERIAL
The bounce is real.
Watch it rebound. Then look at what’s left behind.
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A lively rebound.
A difference you can see.
First, see the dents in the EVA reference. Then compare the rebound marks: the green Bouncy material reaches the highest mark in this demonstration. Finally, inspect its surface after impact.
Compression cushions the contact beneath your landing foot.
Material response illustrated · Thickness enlarged for clarity.
Cushion the landing.
Feel the spring.
Bouncy gives under the impact of your step, then springs back as you lift off. That combination puts cushioning and a lively response beneath your run.
Cushion each landing.
The material compresses under impact, cushioning contact beneath your heel and forefoot.
Feel the return.
A more pronounced rebound brings a springy sensation to your stride. Choose it when you enjoy a responsive feel underfoot.
Keep the cushioning coming.
The open-cell cushioning recovers between contacts and resists lasting compression, helping preserve its feel through repeated wear.
Morning runs, training sessions and brisk walks—when you want cushioned contact with a noticeable spring.
CUSHIONING + SUPPORT
Soft on your feet.
Solid under your arch.
A cushioned feel and a firm foundation, in the same insole. Your foot meets the comfort layers. The frame beneath them supports your arch and cradles your heel.
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Responsive cushioning
Approx. 0.16 in (4 mm)Gives under pressure and springs back as it lifts. This is the cushioning between your foot and the firmer support below.
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Contoured comfort layer
Thicker at the heel. Slimmer at the forefoot.The intermediate layer follows the insole’s contour. Its EVA is approximately 0.04 in (1 mm) at the forefoot; the heel section shown here is thicker.
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Stability frame
Arch support + a deep heel cupA firm base for your arch and a shaped seat for your heel. The cushioning above softens your contact with this support.
Frame material
Molded TPU forms the support frame beneath the comfort layers.
Feel the cushion.
Keep the support.
YOUR RUN, UNDERFOOT
Keep the shoes you love.
Change the feel inside.
You know your shoes. Now choose what you want to feel beneath your feet.
WHEN THE CONTACT FEELS TOO HARD
A softer place to land.
Your foot meets responsive cushioning before it meets the firmer frame. The layer gives beneath your weight, softening that first contact underfoot.
Feel the cushion when you step down.
FIND YOUR KIND OF COMFORT
Is bounce
your priority?
Bouncy puts a pronounced rebound first. Compare it with softer, springy Plush or impact-responsive HoneyComb.
YOU’RE EXPLORINGBouncy
SOFTER CONTACT + SPRINGPlush
Under pressure
More resistance than Plush, with cushioning underfootSofter and easier to sink intoThe response
A pronounced rebound as pressure liftsSoft contact paired with a springy returnChoose this feel if…
You look for a lively bounce in your running and training shoes.You want yielding comfort and some spring for everyday walking.Both include shaped arch support and a deep heel cup. The difference here is the cushioning response.
Still deciding? Find your fitLET’S TALK ABOUT THE FIT
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Will the arch feel hard or push into my foot?
You should feel supported, not a sharp pressure point. Bouncy puts approximately 0.16 in (4 mm) of responsive cushioning above the comfort layer and firm frame, so your foot does not sit directly on hard support. You may notice the raised arch. If the contour presses uncomfortably, stop and reassess the fit.
I already have good running shoes. Why change the insoles?
Keep the running shoes you like. Bouncy changes the layer directly beneath your foot, adding its springy cushioning, arch contour and deep heel cup. Your shoe’s midsole still provides its own cushioning; Bouncy changes how your foot meets the shoe.
Will the cushioning flatten out?
The recovery is part of why we chose this cushioning. Watch the impact demonstration, then look at the surfaces the presenter holds up. Material compression testing also checks how much deformation remains after loading and recovery. Check your pair for wear and changes in feel as you use it.
Will they make my shoes tight?
They can if your shoes do not have enough room. Replace the original insoles when they are designed to come out. Compare their length and width, then check toe room and heel seating before trimming. Leave fixed linings in place and use a roomier shoe if needed.
Can I use Bouncy if I have heel pain or plantar fasciitis?
Cushioned inserts and orthoses can be part of care for plantar fasciitis. Bouncy offers cushioning and shaped support, but it has not been clinically tested as a treatment for this condition. If you have ongoing heel pain, ask a clinician whether its support profile suits your needs before running in it.
Read the AAOS guideWhat if I try them and the feel is not right?
Our 30-day return policy includes wearing and trimming. Try the pair in your own shoes and judge the feel for yourself. If it is not right, follow the return instructions within 30 days of delivery.
Read the return policy
Run for
that feeling.
The rhythm. The fresh air. The clear head.
Bring Bouncy along for your next run.
YOUR NEXT PAIR
Bouncy
$85.00 · One pair30 days to try them in your own shoes.
Wearing and trimming included.