Invisible Gel Orthotic Insoles
Add discreet cushioning and arch support to your favourite footwear with ACE Invisible Gel Orthotic Insoles. Their clear, low-profile design makes them a practical option for dress shoes, flats, heels and suitable sandals where a traditional insole may be too bulky or visible.
Made from soft, flexible gel, these insoles help cushion each step and redistribute pressure under the foot. A self-adhesive underside helps hold them in place, including in open footwear, while allowing you to remove and transfer them between shoes.
Features & Benefits
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Self-adhesive underside: Helps reduce movement inside your footwear without requiring separate adhesive.
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Discreet appearance: Clear gel makes them less noticeable in open footwear.
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Contoured arch support: Provides additional support beneath the arch.
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Soft gel cushioning: Helps absorb impact and improve underfoot comfort.
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Low-profile design: Suitable for footwear with limited space.
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Reusable and transferable: Can be moved between different pairs of shoes.
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Easy to clean: Rinse with warm water and leave to drip dry.
Suitable Footwear
These insoles can be used in flats, dress shoes, heels and suitable sandals or dress thongs. Fit, visibility and grip will depend on the width, shape and footbed surface of your footwear.
Check that the insole sits within the footbed and that your footwear has enough room to accommodate it comfortably.
Size Guide
| Size |
Women’s US shoe size |
| Small |
6–8 |
| Large |
9–11 |
How to Use
Position each insole inside your footwear with the adhesive side facing down and the arch contour aligned beneath your arch.
Begin with short periods of wear and gradually increase as comfortable. Stop wearing them if they cause pain, rubbing or irritation.
Cleaning & Care
Rinse the insoles under warm water and leave them to drip dry before placing them back in your footwear. If the adhesive underside loses its grip over time, cleaning and drying it can help restore adhesion.
Please note: These insoles provide cushioning and arch support but are not a substitute for individually prescribed orthotics. If you have persistent foot pain or are unsure whether they suit your needs, seek advice from your podiatrist.
