Superfeet Supersale: 25% Off, Free Shipping Sitewide

This month is prime time to save on foot support for hikers, skiers, runners, and everyone else who spends time on their feet.

Superfeet makes insoles with improved comfort, pain relief, and performance. Pressure on parts of your feet can radiate upward through the legs and back, and these insoles provide targeted support that can alleviate pain farther up the chain.

If you’ve given up on a pair of shoes because the footbed rubbed you the wrong way, these insoles can give those kicks a second chance. Likewise, they can breathe new life into a pair that has worn flat from use.

The brand shapes its insoles for common conditions like heel pain, high arches, or knee fatigue. It even makes recovery slides for athletes in a hurry to get in more work.

Not only can you save on foot comfort, but a portion of the money you spend will support the brand’s grants for local and national organizations that promote education, outdoor activity, and support basic needs. Plus, Superfeet is entirely employee-owned and donates 1% of its annual sales to these causes that help build strong foundations.

Supersale Support

Run-Specific Insoles

Superfeet RUN Pain Relief Insoles: $45 (25% Off)

These run-specific insoles are shaped to emphasize stability in the heel and reduce repetitive stress on the foot. A carbon fiber heel cap rebounds against compression while foam in hot spot areas reduces impact and rubbing.

Superfeet RUN Comfort Thin Insoles: $38 (24% Off)

These thin insoles use less foam underfoot but have deep heel cups with the small H.I.T. (Heel Impact Technology) Pod toward the outer heel (see the green pod above) to disperse impact.

Hike-Specific Insoles

Superfeet TRAILBLAZER Comfort Insoles: $38 (24% Off)

The original hiking insole with a deep cup to keep the heel (and toes) farther back in the boot, stabilizer rails that extend under the arch, and Aerospring Ascent dual-comfort foam to help absorb all-day impacts.

Superfeet TRAILBLAZER Comfort Women’s Insoles: $38 (24% Off)

Increasingly, hiking boots come with women’s-specific lasts and fits. Well, so do these insoles, with a slimmer heel and shorter arch length. The trail-specific features include a heel to reduce impact and its Aerospring Ascent dual-comfort foam to reduce fatigue. More miles, please!

For Everyday Comfort & Pain Relief

Superfeet EVERYDAY Pain Relief Insoles: $45 (25% Off)

A therapeutic approach to footwear support, these insoles are meant for anyone with common ailments like arch and heel pain — and even plantar fasciitis. These use Vibram Diflex Therapeutic Foam, protective heel cap, and carbon-fiber reinforcement for an adaptive shape.

Superfeet EVERYDAY Comfort insoles: $45 (25% Off)

The Comfort insoles are for those who want an added touch of cushion and a more customized fit underfoot. The top layer emphasizes a soft feel, while the foam itself adapts to your foot shape over time.

Ski-Specific Insoles

Superfeet REDhot Insoles: $41 (25% Off)

The REDhot insoles use a layer of high-impact foam with longevity in mind. The brand says the Outlast treatment will absorb and store warmth for when you need it. Likewise, the silver portion acts as a foil to deflect cold from your toes. There’s also an organic odor-fighting treatment.

Superfeet hotPINK Insoles: $41 (25% Off)

These insoles are shaped specifically for women’s feet to better fit ski boots. They have the same Outlast treatment, foil (to deflect cold from your toes), and odor-fighting treatment as the REDhot insoles above.

Custom 3D-Printed Insoles, in Stores Only

Superfeet ME3D Insoles

For anyone who has never found a shoe insole (or insert) that fit both feet just right, consider a custom footbed. Chances are your feet are shaped differently, not just in length, but width and arch height too. That’s why Superfeet launched its ME3D insoles.

These 3D-printed insoles use data from your feet to create personalized support. Obviously, getting this data requires measuring your feet in person, which can be done at specialty retail locations. There, a machine will scan the shape and pressure of your feet while standing as well as while walking with its gait analysis.

That data is then sent to Supefeet’s printing facility and shipped to your home. Each insole will control the flex and volume of five specific zones, like the arch, to better fit the form of its companion foot.

No matter the activity, these insoles offer another option for support inside your favorite pair of shoes or boots. If you’re a bit overwhelmed, Superfeet has an insole finder to guide you through its many options.

This article is sponsored by Superfeet. Find out more about the brand’s insoles, including custom 3D-printed insoles, here.