A heat moldable insole is a kind of insole that will be softened after heating and then can be shaped. Therefore, their materials need to meet these characteristics, such as high-temperature resistance, softening, and shaping after cooling. What materials are suitable for heat moldable insoles?
At present, most of the heat moldable insoles on the market are made of EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) foam and PU (polyurethane) foam. These materials can be heated and molded to match the shape of the wearer’s foot, provide a customized fit, and enhance comfort and support. The process enables the insole to adapt to the unique contour of the foot and provide personalized cushioning and stability.
Heat moldable insoles can provide customized support, cushioning, and stability for the wearer. This personalized fit helps reduce discomfort, and fatigue and enhances the overall function of the foot during activities such as walking, running, or standing for a long time. In addition, thermoplastic insoles can adapt to various foot shapes and sizes, which makes them popular choices for individuals seeking to improve comfort and performance.
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