Top 6 Best Insoles For Hiking Part 2

3. Physix Gear Insoles
Physix Gear is a little different from other insole manufacturers. Many of these companies only use one type of material for their insoles.

Physix Gear does not find this good enough and shows with its insoles that it is made of durable, medical dual base layered high-performance EVA foam as well as PU material. To make it easy, these two materials together form an excellent combination when it comes to the comfort of your feet.

Another feature that they advertise for these special insoles is their thin design. Companies often make insoles that are large and bulky. This leads to fit problems. So it’s best to stick to something thin that fits comfortably in your shoes and sneakers. The semi-rigid arch support works wonders, and the deep heel cup offers an experience you won’t want to miss.

Not only that, they also give you plenty of toe space on the front of the shoes. This is again due to the ultra-thin design of the insoles. Overall, Physix Gear has created an outstanding product. It’s worth taking a look to see if you want to make your next hike the most relaxing one you’ve ever done.

4. Happystep Orthotic Memory Foam Insoles
Happystep seems to have figured out how to make this choice easier.

You played all-in with Memory Foam and it looks like it was the right choice. Memory foam is a special type of foam that retains the shape of what was above it. This is useful when you wear insoles and walk around. The feet form an individual shape with the insoles.

Instead of a material that doesn’t feel right, it feels like it’s made for you.
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An orthopedic padded arch support ensures that your arches can withstand the hard trails you will be climbing. Happystep really threw it out of the park with this one.