Poron Insoles - Blue
Highest Degree of Shock Absorption
No other insole materials offer more shock absorption than Poron cellular urethanes. More shock absorption in the insole means less shock to feet and joints. In side-by-side drop weight tests, Poron outperforms vinyl sponge, neoprene, sponge rubber, latex foam and solid viscoelastic. Which is why Poron offers the best cushion against impact.
BREATHABLE & ANTI ODOUR
Insoles made with Poron form permeable layers that draw water vapour and perspiration away from the foot, helping to keep shoes and feet dry, while reducing foot odour.
MAXIMUM COMFORT AND FLEXIBILITY
Poron urethanes are made without plasticizers, which means the insole won’t shrink or become brittle and crack with age. Poron insoles retain “like-new” softness and flexibility, resisting the tendency of other insole materials to bottom out and take a permanent compression set. This results in maximum comfort for the life of the shoe.
SIZE - 3.2mm Thickness
These insoles are designed to be cut to size. We reccomment you use your exsisting shoe insole as a size guide when cutting your insole.
- Poron - Blue ( Medical Grade ) Specially developed for the footcare industry. Its long lasting, high cushioning and a great all round insole for people in pain or in need of extra cushioning. This poron is high-energy return and an excellent impact absorption for demanding work/outdoor, athletic and casual applications.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, or irritation occurs discontinue use and talk to your healthcare professional.
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Tulis FAQ's
1. What are Tuli’s Heavy Duty Heel Cups?
Tuli’s Heel Cups are shock-absorbing inserts designed to sit under your heel inside your shoes. The Heavy Duty version is thicker and provides extra cushioning for high-impact activity or long days on your feet.
2. What shoes do they fit into?
They fit most lace-up shoes including runners, school shoes, work shoes and everyday sneakers. They may feel too snug in very tight dress shoes.
What’s the difference between Classic and Heavy Duty?
Classic = standard thickness for everyday shoes.
Heavy Duty = roughly twice as thick, ideal for sport, high-impact activity and roomier footwear.
How long do they last?
They’re durable, reusable and designed for daily wear. Most people move them between different pairs of shoes.
