Sports Injuries Start from the Feet: Why Are the Original Insoles in Your Sports Shoes Completely Inadequate?
The vast majority of top-tier running or training shoes come with insoles that are often just thin pieces of EVA soft foam. After 2-3 weeks of exercise, they become completely flattened and lose their support. When you land and bear an impact force of 3-5 times your body weight, a lack of arch support can lead to
overpronation, excessive stretching and inflammation of the plantar fascia, and subsequently trigger shin splints and runner's knee.
"The core purpose of an insole is not merely to be 'soft,' but to establish precise 'biomechanical alignment.' Only by fixing the heel bone in a neutral position can the entire lower limb kinetic chain generate power efficiently."
▲ Superfeet All-Purpose High Impact Support: Biomechanical support insoles designed for high-impact sports.
1. Patented Deep Heel Cup: Securing the Natural Heel Fat Pad
The human heel naturally has a built-in shock-absorbing fat pad. Ordinary flat insoles compress and flatten this fat pad outwards under pressure; however, Superfeet's
patented deep heel cup snugly encapsulates the heel fat, keeping it vertically concentrated, thereby maximizing the body's natural shock absorption capacity and preventing heel spur pain.
2. High Impact Absorption Foam: Cushioning Protection for Running, Jumping, and Weight Training
The High Impact Support features multiple layers of thickened, high-elasticity closed-cell foam, which not only effectively absorbs shock but also has a long-lasting antimicrobial coating on the surface to inhibit odor and bacteria caused by exercise and perspiration.