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Shoe accessories and insoles

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Shoe accessories include insoles, forefoot inserts, heel grips, shoehorns, elastic laces, shoe trays and foot measuring devices, with Ruhhy, Isomedix, Soulima and Malatec represented. They suit everyday footwear fitting, putting shoes on and keeping footwear in a designated place at home. Choose according to the task, the insole size range and the part of the shoe where an insert is needed.



 

Shoe accessories cover everyday footwear fitting, putting shoes on and arranging footwear at home. The range includes Isomedix gel insoles with arch support, Ruhhy insoles with heel grips and Soulima forefoot inserts. Malatec is also represented. Metal shoehorns, silicone elastic laces without tying, raised-rim shoe trays and foot measuring devices provide options for other practical footwear tasks.

How to choose shoe accessories

Start with the intended use. For insoles, compare the stated size range with your shoe size and consider the space inside the shoe. For smaller inserts, identify whether the insert is needed at the forefoot or heel. A foot measuring device can help establish foot size for adults and children. For shoehorns and trays, consider the dimensions and where the accessory will be used or stored.

  • Gel insoles: Isomedix gel insoles include arch support. Check the size range stated for the individual item.
  • Forefoot inserts: Soulima inserts sit in the front part of the shoe. Their placement differs from inserts that include heel grips.
  • Insoles with heel grips: Ruhhy options include inserts intended for high heels. Consider the insert shape alongside the shoe interior.
  • No-tie laces: Elastic silicone laces provide a fastening option without tying knots. Consider the shoe's lacing layout when choosing.
  • Metal shoehorns: Long shoehorns help with putting shoes on. Options include a hook for hanging.
  • Shoe trays: Raised-rim trays provide a defined place for footwear. Compare the tray footprint with the available floor space.

Insoles and inserts serve footwear fitting needs, while shoehorns and laces are used when putting shoes on. Shoe trays suit an entrance area where footwear is removed and kept together.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right insole size?

Compare the shoe insole's stated size range with your shoe size. Also consider the space available inside the shoe for an additional insole.

What is the difference between forefoot inserts and insoles with heel grips?

Forefoot inserts are intended for the front part of the shoe. Insoles with heel grips include a section for the heel area, so the appropriate type depends on where the insert is needed.

Do silicone elastic laces need tying?

The silicone elastic laces offered here are designed for use without tying knots.

Can the foot measuring device be used for children?

The foot measuring device is intended for both adults and children to help determine foot size.