Sidas 3Feet High Arch work Insoles
Designed for use in industrial environments, the Sidas 3Feet High Arch Work Insoles feature an anti-static forefoot strip to dissipate electrostatic charge that could pose a risk during manufacturing or engineering work. These insoles provide high-arch support as the incorrect arch support can pose risks for your feet during the working day.
What's Included?
Sizing of the Sidas 3Feet High Arch Work Insoles
These work insoles are unisex and come in six sizes to fit the majority of adults. To find which size will fit you best, simply match your shoe size with the corresponding insole sizes in the table below:
| Insole Size | UK Shoe Size |
| Extra Small | UK Size 2 - 3 |
| Small | UK Size 4 - 5 |
| Medium | UK Size 6 - 7 |
| Large | UK Size 8 - 9 |
| Extra Large | UK Size 10 - 11 |
| XX-Large | UK Size 12 - 13 |
Key Features and Benefits
- Microfibre topcover is anti-bacterial providing microbial resistance for good foot hygiene
- EVA high-arch shell is 34mm tall at its peak to relieve your feet from pains
- Shock-absorbent gel heel pad works distributes pressure to protect your joints
- Anti-static forefoot strip helps to safely dissipate electrostatic charge
- Layers of cushioning ensure comfortable wear throughout the day
Who Can Use the Sidas Work High Arch Insoles?
These insoles are designed to relieve your feet from the heavy toll that working with incorrect arch support can take on your body. With 34mm of arch support, these insoles will help to reduce stresses on your feet made worse by heavy labour. Thanks to an anti-static strip, these insoles are suited for use in such work as:
- Assembly
- Engineering
- Industrial
- Manufacturing
- Operations
- Tech
Why Use These Insoles?
These insoles will provide high-arch support, alongside gel cushioning and an anti-bacterial covering these insoles will help prevent and protect against conditions, such as:
- Arch Pain
- Arch Strain
- Back Pain
- Corns and Calluses
- Claw Toes
- Foot Fatigue
- General Foot Pain
- Hammer toes
- Heel Pain
- Metatarsalgia
- Metatarsal Pain
- Morton's Neuroma
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Plantar Fibroma
- Pronation
- Shin Splints
- Supination
- Under Pronation
- Weak Arches
Anti-Static Protection
In an industrial workplace, a spark or electrostatic discharge can come with serious consequences for equipment or personal safety. Featuring a forefoot anti-static strip, these insoles will help to reduce any excess electrical charge that has built up from friction within your shoes making this foot support safe as well as stabilising.
Cushioned for Joint Protection
These insoles have a built-in shock-absorbent gel heel pad, working to distribute pressure from the impacts that your feet will face across the day to protect your joints from long-term damage that builds progressively. This heel pad also provides cushioning for extra comfort as well as long-term protection.
Are These Insoles Hygienic?
Hard work can lead to sweaty feet and while this is only natural poor foot hygiene will inevitably result in other issues such as foot odour. The Sidas Work Insoles feature a micro-fibre covering for both comfort and microbial resistance, the anti-bacterial topcover works to maintain a fresh inner shoe environment throughout the day.
Material Information
- Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate
- Ortholite Polyurethane
- Gel
How to Tell Your Arch Shape
Using the correct arch support will reduce foot pain, improving comfort in your everyday life. For these insoles to work effectively, you must select the arch support that is right for you. You can find out whether you have low, medium or high arches by following the simple steps below.
- Wet your foot and step onto a surface that will allow you to see the print of your foot once you have taken it away
- Low arches: indicated by the print showing your whole foot
- Medium arches: indicated by the print showing a clear outline of your foot, with the ball of your foot and your heel connected by a strip
- High arches: indicated by an extremely thin, possibly disjointed line connecting your ball of foot and heel markings
Alternative Arch Supports
These insoles are available with three levels of arch support. Refer to the "What Kind of Arches Do I Have" section to determine your arch type, then choose from one of these insoles:
