ORTHOMAGNET FOOT HEALTH INSOLES

Been burned by insoles that go flat?
These are built like a splint, not a plaster.

A semi-rigid arch shell and deep heel cup give your foot real structure — and hold that shape for years instead of packing down in a fortnight.

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Free UK delivery · 28-day returns · Trim to fit S / M / L

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UK delivery on every order

28 DAYS

to send them back

S / M / L

trim to your exact size

SLIM

fits everyday shoes

By four o'clock, you're counting the hours

You're on your feet the whole shift. By mid-afternoon there's a burning ache that builds and builds, and the first steps out of bed the next morning are worse.

So you've tried things. Cheap foam insoles. Gel pads. New trainers. Each one felt better for a week, then quietly stopped working. After the fourth or fifth time, you stop believing anything will help.

Here's what nobody told you: they didn't fail because your feet are beyond helping. They failed because every one of them was the wrong kind of thing.

A cushion can't hold up a collapsing arch

Soft foam feels lovely for a few days. Then it compresses flat under your body weight and stops doing anything at all — because it was never built to hold anything up in the first place.

Your feet don't need more cushioning.
They need structure.

It's the difference between a plaster and a splint.

A plaster covers the problem. A splint supports the structure so the structure can hold. Every insole you've tried was a plaster.

What actually holds you up

Three parts doing the work a foam pad never could.

01

Semi-rigid arch shell

Firm enough to support the arch through a full shift rather than folding under it. This is the part foam insoles simply don't have.

02

Deep heel cup

Cradles and stabilises the heel so your foot sits where it should, instead of rolling inward with every step you take.

03

Durable EVA, not soft foam

Keeps its shape month after month. Cushioning sits on top of the structure for all-day comfort — it isn't doing the supporting on its own.

The support, without the specialist's price tag

Custom orthotics work. That has never been the problem. The problem is what they cost and how long you wait for them.

Custom orthotics

£400+

Plus a podiatrist appointment, a fitting, and a wait before you get them.

OrthoMagnet

£45

Trim to fit at home. In your everyday shoes this week, not next season.

We built the part that actually matters — the arch shell and heel cup — into a trimmable insole that drops into the shoes you already own. Trim along the guide lines with scissors and they're yours.

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Questions, answered

How is this different from the insoles that already let me down?

Those were cushions. This has a semi-rigid arch shell and a deep heel cup underneath the cushioning, so there's something structural holding the shape rather than foam slowly giving way.

Will they fit my work shoes?

They're built slim so they don't crowd a fitted shoe. Take your existing insole out first, then drop these in. They work in trainers, boots and most work footwear.

How do I get the size right?

Pick S, M or L against your shoe size, then trim the toe end along the guide lines with scissors. Cut conservatively — you can always take more off.

How long before they feel normal?

Structural support feels different at first, and most people take a few days to adjust. Build up your wear time gradually over the first week rather than going straight to a full shift.

How long do they last?

They're made from durable EVA rather than soft foam, so they hold their shape far longer than a foam insole. They're a one-time buy, not a repeat purchase every couple of months.

What if they're not for me?

Email us within 28 days of delivery and send them back for a full refund. Free UK delivery both ways.

Give your feet something to stand on

28 days to decide

Wear them on your own shifts, in your own shoes. If they're not right, email us within 28 days and send them back for a full refund — free UK delivery both ways.

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