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HONEYCOMB · IMPACT-RESPONSIVE CUSHIONING

Comfort.
Ready for impact.

Flexible cushioning for everyday movement. A firmer material response to rapid impact. HoneyComb brings both together over shaped arch support.

See what makes HoneyComb different
$85.00CAD · One pair
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ONE MATERIAL. A CHANGING RESPONSE.

Flexible as you move.
Firmer on impact.

How quickly pressure arrives changes how the material responds. HoneyComb is chosen for that difference.

HoneyCombYellow materialReal demonstration · Original speed

Follow the yellow sample. Watch its rebound, then inspect the surface shown after impact.

Different rebound.
Different feel.

  • BouncyGreen
  • EmbraceBlue
  • FusionTwo-tone
  • HoneyCombYellow
  • PlushGrey
HoneyComb · The material in motion
HoneyComb: slow pressure, fast impact, cushion again A socked foot repeatedly presses into one rectangular material sample. As pressure builds gradually, the material yields beneath your foot. When impact arrives rapidly, the material resists compression more firmly. Pressure lifts. The material recovers and resists packing down. Material response illustrated; thickness and movement are exaggerated for clarity. Slow pressure. Flexible feel.

As pressure builds gradually, the material yields beneath your foot.

 Flexible feel

Gradual pressure meets a flexible, yielding cushion.

Material response illustrated · Thickness enlarged for clarity.

Give for movement.
Resistance for impact.

HoneyComb responds to how quickly pressure arrives. It yields under gradual pressure and resists compression more firmly under rapid impact, bringing two responses to changing demands underfoot.

Give for everyday movement.

Under gradual pressure, the cushion stays flexible and yields with the contact beneath your foot.

More resistance when impact arrives.

Under a rapid impact, the material becomes firmer and harder to compress. Choose it for this impact-responsive feel, rather than pronounced bounce.

Ready for repeated contact.

The open-cell material recovers after pressure and resists packing down, helping preserve cushioning as you keep moving.

In your day

Walking, taking stairs and picking up the pace—when you want flexible contact with a firmer response to quicker impacts.

Campaign concept of an adult stepping along an urban riverside walking route

FOR THE MOVEMENT IN YOUR DAY

Your day doesn’t
stand still.

From a steady walk
to a quicker step.

Campaign photography concept

The walk.
The stairs.
The change of pace.

An easy walk can turn into errands, stairs and a quick dash for the train. HoneyComb is for the everyday shoes you rely on through those changes.

You don’t need an all-day rigid cushion to choose impact response. HoneyComb’s material yields under slower pressure and becomes firmer under rapid loading. Choose it for that changing response; choose Bouncy if pronounced spring back is your priority.

Find the response you want

THE MATERIAL AND THE FOUNDATION

Cushion the contact.
Support the foot.

A responsive cushioning layer above a contoured base. The material and the frame contribute different parts of the feeling beneath you.

HoneyComb’s three layers at the heel Catalog heel view. One points to the cushioning, two to the intermediate EVA comfort layer, and three to the stability frame. The heel is thicker than the one-millimeter forefoot EVA specification. 123
Catalog construction reference. New connected-frame photography pending.

  1. Impact-responsive cushioning

    Approx. 0.16 in (4 mm)

    Flexible under gentler pressure, firmer when impact arrives quickly. The yellow cushioning adapts its response to the contact beneath your foot, above a separate supporting frame.

  2. Contoured comfort layer

    Slim at the forefoot. Fuller at the heel.

    A shaped intermediate layer that follows the insole’s profile, between the cushioning and the supporting frame.

    Thickness details

    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.

  3. Stability frame

    Raised arch support · Deep heel cup

    A firm foundation beneath the comfort layers supports your arch and cradles your heel. The cushioning above softens your contact with that support.

    Frame material

    Molded TPU forms the support frame. The new frame connects through the center; this catalog photo shows the previous construction.

CHOOSE THE RESPONSE YOU WANT

Impact response.
Or a different feel?

HoneyComb stays flexible under slower pressure and responds more firmly to rapid impact. Compare that with pronounced spring back or a firmer everyday cushion.

HoneyComb Black insolesYOU’RE EXPLORING

HoneyComb

Flexible. Impact-responsive.

Choose HoneyComb for flexible everyday cushioning with a firmer material response to sudden impact.

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Bouncy insolesSPRING-LED FEEL

Bouncy

Looking for spring back?

Bouncy puts pronounced rebound at the center of its feel. Choose it when the elastic response is what you want from your running or training insoles.

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Prefer softness or a more contouring feel?

EmbraceYielding, contouring and low rebound.PlushSoft first contact, with a springy return.

BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR CHOICE

A different response.
Clear answers.

HoneyComb top view showing the forefoot outline and patterned surface
One pair. A fit that works in your shoes.Catalog render · Final photography pending.
Does “firmer on impact” mean it will feel hard all day?

It describes the material’s response to rapid loading. Under slower pressure, the material remains flexible and conformable. HoneyComb’s distinction is that changing response. Fusion is the alternative if a consistently more substantial, low-bounce feel is your main preference.

Is this the same thing as a bouncy insole?

They describe different qualities. Impact response concerns how material behaves as a load arrives; rebound concerns how it returns energy as the load releases. HoneyComb is selected for impact response. Bouncy is our spring-led option for running and training.

Compare HoneyComb and Bouncy
Is HoneyComb only for running or high-impact activity?

No. Its flexible cushioning can be considered for daily walking and time on your feet, too. Impact response is a material property, not something you need to “switch on” by exercising harder. Choose the feel and fit for the shoes and activities you actually use.

Is the honeycomb pattern what absorbs the impact?

The surface pattern is a visual design. The impact-responsive behavior comes from the cushioning material beneath the cover—not from open honeycomb-shaped cavities.

Will it feel as soft and springy as Plush?

Plush is the collection’s deliberate soft-and-springy choice. HoneyComb focuses on a different material response. If an especially soft first contact and elastic return are the feelings you want, explore Plush before choosing.

Will the arch or thickness make my shoes uncomfortable?

The raised arch should meet your foot without a sharp pressure point, and your toes still need room. Replace an original insole only when it is designed to come out. The 0.16 in (4 mm) figure describes the cushion, not the full height of the shaped insole.

Will the material recover after being compressed?

The material is selected for recovery as well as impact response. Its reference compression-set results are less than 2% under the listed conditions. That is a material reference, not a lifetime wear guarantee; check your pair for lasting flattening, damage or a changed feel.

What if it isn’t the right pair for me?

Try HoneyComb in your own shoes. Our 30-day return policy starts on delivery and includes wearing and trimming. Follow the return instructions if the feeling or fit is not right.

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HoneyComb insoles in Black, catalog pair view
Black · One pairCatalog render · New-frame photography pending.

HONEYCOMB, IN YOUR EVERYDAY SHOES

Meet your
next step.

Flexible cushioning. Impact response.
Shaped support beneath your foot.

$85.00 · One pair

30 days to try them in your own shoes.Wearing and trimming included