Trim To Fit Your Replacement Shoe Insoles @TheInsoleStore.com

Over 95% of all full length replacement insoles are designed to be trimmed down to properly fit into your shoes. This allows for exact sizing, further customizing your fit.

With replacement insoles, especially those with orthotics, it is very important that the insole stays in place so that it can provide the targeted comfort and support in the correct areas. For this to be possible, the insole must be sized as close as possible to your shoe, and since all shoes are sized differently, this creates the need for trimming for a more precision fit.

This most simple and effective way to accomplish this, as described in this video, is to match the size of your new insoles to that of your existing ones.

This step by step video will show you how to properly trim your new insoles and place them into your shoes.

It is very important to not that your new insoles will require a break in period to allow them to mold to the unique shape of your foot. During this period some discomfort is to be expected. To alleviate this, be sure to keep your old insoles around, swapping them out every so often ( to give your feet some rest) until the new insoles have fully taken to your feet.

This process usually only takes a few days. If the discomfort continues or worsens after this period, you may want to consider a different type of support or orthotic, or one better sized to your foot.