Products & Applications

Heat moldable insoles are typically made from a material called thermoplastic. Thermoplastic materials have the unique property of becoming pliable […]

PU (polyurethane) and EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) are two commonly used materials for insoles. Here is a comparison between the two:

The longevity of Pu (polyurethane) insoles can vary depending on several factors, including the quality of the material, the frequency

Heel lifts can be used to provide elevation in certain situations. Heel lifts are inserts or wedges that are placed

Diabetic insoles, also known as diabetic footbeds or orthotics, are specifically designed to provide support and protection for individuals with

Carbon fiber insoles can be suitable for obese people. Obesity puts extra strain on the feet, leading to discomfort, pain,

Carbon fiber insoles can be suitable for basketball due to their excellent shock absorption properties. Carbon fiber is a lightweight

Carbon fiber insoles offer excellent shock absorption properties. While carbon fiber is known for its rigidity and stiffness, it can

Carbon fiber insoles are suitable for a variety of shoes, particularly those that require additional support, stability, and cushioning. Here

Carbon fiber insoles are often more expensive compared to traditional insoles due to several factors: 1. Material Cost Carbon fiber