The first step tells you it’s soft. Recovery tells you more.
Your shoes can fit well and still leave you wanting a different feel. Start with the layer directly beneath your foot: cushioning that gives under pressure, then comes back for the next step.
When cushioning holds a lasting dent, there’s less depth available to cushion the next step. We select ours for recovery after pressure and resistance to lasting flattening.
That helps preserve the cushioning you chose through repeated wear—from the first walk of the day to the one that takes you home.
What the footage shows
Rebound and the surface after this demonstration. Our repeated-wear material choice is informed by separate compression testing.
You shouldn’t have to choose between a cushioned landing and support under your arch. We put the comfort layer above a shaped foundation, so you feel both.
A softer contact.
Cushioning between your foot and the firm base softens the feel beneath your heel and forefoot.
An arch with something to rest on.
A raised contour supports your arch; a deep heel cup cradles the back of your foot.
Firmer than Embrace, with a more substantial feel beneath your foot. Fusion gives you cushioning without the same easy sink, and a quiet, low-bounce response.
Choose it if
Very soft insoles feel too yielding for your taste.
Prefer a softer cushion?
Embrace lets your foot settle into a more conforming feel.