The insole of a shoe is the inner part that supports the bottom of a person's foot. This inner insole is generally easy to remove and then is commonly replaced with a pair that has been bought separately. Shoe insoles, which are also often referred to as foot beds or inner soles or inserts, are used for a number of reasons, but most commonly these reasons will include for comfort, odor control, shock absorption, or just to support the feet better.Shoe insoles can be purchased nearly anywhere shoes are sold, as well as custom made to specially fit one person's needs. Insoles are not a "one size fits all" type of purchase. The type of shoe insole a person chooses to use will depend upon what issues the user may be seeking to fix. The size of the user's foot will also play a part in determining what insole might be the best choice.
Insoles generally last around twelve months if they are used in an everyday use pair of shoes. There are recommended tips for caring for the insoles as a way to keep them nice for longer use. Insoles are made with different material depending upon the type. The most common type of material uses is foam with leather and gel also being popular material choices.
