Soft contact · Low bounce
Embrace
Choose gentle contouring with less spring. A softly yielding cushion above shaped support.
Embrace · $59.95 USDper pair
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Shop EmbraceNurses & healthcare teams
Insoles for nurses.
For long hours on your feet, start with a secure shoe fit and the cushioning feel you enjoy. Compare low-bounce Embrace with softly springy Plush.
Embrace · $59.95 USD / pair
Two soft feels. A different response.
Choose by feel after checking the high-arch shape in your shoes. Current availability is shown below.
Soft contact · Springy return
Plush
Choose soft cushioning with a livelier return. Check the same arch and shoe-fit points before buying.
Plush · $79.95 USDper pair
Backorder · Expected to ship from Nov 1, 2026
Backorder PlushKeep the fit you depend on.
Workplace footwear rules and your shoe’s design come first. Adding an insole does not make a shoe slip resistant or confirm that it meets workplace requirements.
Check whether the liner comes out.
Some clogs and work shoes have integrated footbeds. Do not force out a bonded liner or add an insert if it makes the shoe too tight.
Check socks, toes and heel.
Use the socks you normally wear for work. Keep room around the toes and make sure your heel remains secure as you walk.
Try a shorter period first.
Before a full shift, check the fit during a short period in your usual shoes. Stop and reassess if there is pinching, slipping or concentrated arch pressure.
Five materials. Different responses.
See the cushioning move.
A short sample demonstration makes the difference in feel easier to see.
Real samples · Original speed. This demonstrates rebound after impact, not long-term wear or treatment outcomes.
Compare all five feelsA comfortable match is personal.
Start with the shoes you actually wear. If the insole fits comfortably during a short trial, build it into your normal routine. Neither a job title nor a long-shift label proves that a particular insert will be right for every wearer.
Measure and trim carefully · More on standing-day cushioning · Compare cushioning preferences
Which feel should I choose for a long shift?
Choose by the response you enjoy: Embrace is softly contouring with low bounce, while Plush combines soft contact with spring. Shift length alone does not determine a match; confirm arch comfort and shoe space before wearing a pair for a full day.
Will they fit my clogs?
Check the specific shoe. Some clogs use an integrated footbed or leave little space for an extra insert. Do not assume a fit from the brand or shoe size alone.
Can I use them instead of a prescribed insert?
If you have been prescribed an insert or given specific footwear advice, ask your clinician before replacing it. These are ready-made comfort insoles, selected by fit and cushioning preference.
How do I choose between Embrace and Plush?
Embrace has a softly contouring, low-bounce feel. Plush combines soft cushioning with a springier return. Both use a high-arch shape, so check comfortable arch contact and shoe space before choosing by feel.
Should I remove my original insoles?
If the original liner is designed to come out, replace it instead of stacking. Check the new pair with your usual socks, paying attention to toe room and heel position. Do not force out a glued-in liner.
Can I return a pair after trimming or wearing it?
Yes. You have 60 days from delivery to try the pair, even if worn or trimmed. We provide a prepaid return label. Each separately delivered pair has its own window. See our return policy.
What if the arch feels too high?
A concentrated lump or painful pressure is not a sign of better support. Stop using a fit that increases discomfort. Our current models share a high-arch profile; changing the cushion does not make the arch lower.
Give comfort time.
60 days.
Your shoes. Your routine.
Try your pair for 60 days from delivery—even if worn or trimmed. We provide a prepaid return label. For separate shipments, each pair has its own 60-day window.