From the Archkind team. We sell the insoles in this article.

Stand all day? 6 reasons to swap your flat foam liners for arch support

The liner your shoes came with is probably thin and flat. Here's what arch support adds, and what to check before you buy another pair of shoes.

Archkind arch-support insoles, one pair
Two pairs of Archkind arch-support insoles

Reason 1

Your shoes probably came with a thin, flat liner.

Pull one out and look: no raised arch, and a flat heel. That's the part Archkind replaces.

Top view of the Archkind insole showing the raised arch and heel cup

Reason 2

Your arch needs something to rest on.

A flat liner leaves a gap under your arch. Archkind fills it with a raised, firm arch.

Archkind arch-support insoles, one pair

Reason 3

Firm where you stand, cushioned where you land.

The arch is firm, not squishy, and the heel sits on a cushioned pad.

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Side view of stacked Archkind insoles showing the deep heel cup

Reason 4

A deep heel cup that cradles your heel.

Raised sides wrap the back of your heel, instead of leaving it on a flat pad.

Two pairs of Archkind arch-support insoles

Reason 5

They go in the shoes you already own.

Take out the liner, trim along your size line, slide it in. Sneakers, work shoes and boots with a removable liner usually work. No new shoes needed.

Top view of the Archkind insole showing the raised arch and heel cup

Reason 6

Try them for 60 days.

Free US shipping. Not for you? Contact us within 60 days of delivery for a refund of everything you paid, even if you've trimmed and worn them, and no need to send them back. Wrong size? We'll send a different size free.

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Archkind insoles are comfort and support products, not a medical device or treatment. If you have questions about your feet, talk to a doctor or podiatrist.