Embrace
Blue or Pink
Soft + low bounce
- Underfoot
- Softly contouring
- Response
- Calm, low bounce
For a gentle cushion as you stand and shift your weight.
Compare PerseveranX insoles
Five feels. One shaped foundation.
All five models pair cushioning with high-arch support and a deep heel cup. Start with the feel you want underfoot, then check your size and shoe space.
Bouncy
Green
Pronounced spring
- Underfoot
- Lively cushioning
- Response
- A noticeable rebound
For a more noticeable spring when walking, running or training.
Plush
Grey
Soft + springy
- Underfoot
- Soft first contact
- Response
- A springy return
For a softer first step with spring as you move.
HoneyComb
Yellow
Impact-responsive
- Underfoot
- Flexible under gradual pressure
- Response
- Firmer with rapid impact
For cushioning whose response changes with the speed of pressure.
Fusion
Two-tone
Firmer + low bounce
- Underfoot
- Less sink than Embrace
- Response
- Substantial, low bounce
For a more substantial feel while keeping cushioning underfoot.
Choose by feel first, then confirm fit. Comfort also depends on your feet, socks and shoe space.
Two close calls, made clearer
Softness and spring are different.
Embrace or Fusion?
Both keep the bounce low.
Embrace — for a softer, more contouring feel as you settle into the cushion.
Fusion — for firmer cushioning with less sink. It still cushions; it simply feels more substantial.
Fusion is temporarily unavailable. Embrace is a softer alternative, not the same feel.
Bouncy or Plush?
Two ways to enjoy spring.
Bouncy — when a more pronounced rebound is the part you enjoy most.
Plush — when you want a soft first contact as well as a springy return.
Shared across the collection
Cushioning above. Support beneath.
The cushioning feel changes from model to model. The collection shares a shaped high-arch profile and a heel cup that cradles your heel.
Recovering cushion
Cushioning gives under pressure and recovers for the next step.
Shaped arch support
A firm base follows the curve beneath the arch.
A seat for your heel
A contoured heel cup helps cradle the heel inside your shoe.
Before you choose a size
The right feel needs the right fit.
Check your current insert.
Start with shoes that have a removable insole. Compare its length and outline with our size guide.
Check space and arch contact.
With your usual socks, your heel should sit comfortably and your toes should have room. The arch should feel supportive, not press sharply.
Trim the forefoot gradually.
Use your original insert as a guide. Keep the shaped arch and heel intact; do not stack these over another insole.
A few useful distinctions.
Are these five different arch heights?
No. All five models use a high-arch profile. The main choice is cushioning feel and response. Check that the arch shape and shoe space work comfortably for you.
Which should I choose for standing or walking?
Start with the feel you enjoy. Embrace is softly contouring with low bounce; Plush adds spring to a soft first contact. Bouncy gives a more pronounced rebound, while HoneyComb changes its response with loading speed. Your activity alone does not determine the best fit.
Does firmer mean more arch support?
Firmer describes the cushioning feel, not a different arch-height option. Fusion feels firmer and less sinky than Embrace; both use a shaped support base. Comfortable contact matters more than choosing the firmest feel.
Will these fit any shoe?
No single insert fits every shoe. Check removable-insole length, width, heel seating and toe room. Low-volume shoes may not have enough space. For safety footwear, follow the footwear maker’s and employer’s requirements.