Contouring cushioning
Approx. 0.16 in (4 mm)
A conforming layer between your foot and the firmer base. This is where Embrace’s calm, low-bounce feel begins.
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EMBRACE · EVERYDAY COMFORT
Gently contouring cushioning. A calm, low-bounce feel. Embrace brings them together with shaped support, for the hours you spend standing and walking.
Meet the Embrace feelEmbrace insoles in blue, a pair angled toward the camera
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A DIFFERENT KIND OF CUSHIONING
Some cushioning gives you a springy pushback. Embrace gives you a place to settle.
Its low-rebound material yields beneath your weight and absorbs compression energy. The feeling is gently conforming, with less bounce as you move.
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Follow the blue sample. Embrace pairs a softly contouring feel with a calmer, lower rebound.
Different rebound.
Different feel.
A softer place for your heel and forefoot to land.
Material response illustrated · Thickness enlarged for clarity.
A soft landing is only the start. Embrace’s cushioning is made to recover between steps and resist packing down with repeated use.
A yielding cushion softens contact beneath your heel and forefoot as you stand and walk.
The open-cell cushioning resists lasting compression, helping preserve its soft feel through repeated wear.
A shaped base meets your arch, with soft cushioning between your foot and the firmer support.
Running errands. Working on your feet. Walking home.
“I feel less pain and tiredness after long distance walk with this shoe insoles.”

COMFORT, THROUGH YOUR DAY
At the counter. Across the room.
Back on your feet.
Stay with
what moves you.
Contouring cushioning beneath you, with less of a springy pushback.
A shaped arch and heel cup beneath the cushion, for comfortable contact as you stand and walk.
COMFORT HAS A FOUNDATION
The cushion meets your foot. The frame supports your arch and cradles your heel. Each has a different job.
Approx. 0.16 in (4 mm)
A conforming layer between your foot and the firmer base. This is where Embrace’s calm, low-bounce feel begins.
Slim at the forefoot. Fuller at the heel.
A shaped intermediate layer that follows the insole’s profile.
EVA is approximately 0.04 in (1 mm) at the forefoot, with a thicker heel section. These layer measurements are not the full insole height.
Raised arch support · Deep heel cup
A firm foundation beneath the comfort layers, with a shaped seat for your heel and contact under your arch.
Molded TPU forms the support frame. You choose the cushioning feel and size; there is no arch-height test to complete.
FIND YOUR KIND OF COMFORT
Prefer a firmer cushion? Start with Fusion. For more spring, compare Plush and Bouncy.
YOU’RE EXPLORING
Choose Embrace when you want to settle into the cushioning, with a less springy response as you stand and walk.
Each has shaped arch support and a deep heel cup. Choose the cushioning feel you want above that foundation.
Choose Embrace
Less easy to sink into than Embrace, with cushioning that feels more substantial. Choose it if you prefer a firmer feel without much bounce.

A softer first step with a springier feel.

More pronounced bounce for running and training.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

No. Cushioning and rebound describe different parts of the response. Embrace yields beneath your weight and absorbs compression energy. Its lower rebound creates a calmer feel. If you enjoy more spring, explore Plush or Bouncy above.
Embrace conforms while under pressure and recovers its shape after the pressure lifts. It is not a custom-molded orthotic, and it does not require heat molding. Low bounce does not mean the material is meant to stay flattened.
The support is firm, with approximately 0.16 in (4 mm) of cushioning above the comfort layer and frame. You may notice the raised arch, but it should not feel like a sharp pressure point. If the contour presses uncomfortably, stop and reassess the fit.
They can if there is not enough room. Start with shoes whose original insoles are designed to come out. Compare the outline, then check toe room and heel seating before trimming. Leave fixed linings in place.
Yes—those are the everyday uses this feel is designed around. Choose it for conforming cushioning and a less bouncy response. Your comfort also depends on the shoe, support contact and your own preference; the 30-day trial lets you assess that in your usual shoes.
Our 30-day return policy includes wearing and trimming. Try the pair in your own shoes and follow the return instructions within 30 days of delivery if it is not right for you.
Read the return policyMAKE ROOM FOR YOUR KIND OF COMFORT
Choose your color. Find your size.
Let your own shoes be the fitting room.

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