Insoles Bennon ORTHOCOMFORT ESD Soft Low

Low arch support | Green label Designed for people with low or fallen arches who spend many hours standing. Soft cushioning protects the feet from pressure and supports stability during supination or pronation. Ideal for lighter users (approx. up to 70?kg) and for work environments requiring all-day comfort. Key advantages: ? For people with low or fallen arches ? Excellent for long periods of standing or light physical work ? Soft cushioning responds effectively to pressure ? Supports a correct step in supination and pronation ? Ideal for light activities and standing work ? Recommended for users up to approx. 70?kg ORTHOCOMFORT ESD insoles – comfort you will really feel We spend hours on our feet – at work or in everyday activities. Without proper support, fatigue, pain and strain on the joints or spine set in. ORTHOCOMFORT ESD insoles improve foot stability and health during everyday wear and at work. The ergonomic shape, reinforced heel and arch area and durable HiPoly® material provide excellent cushioning and natural step stability. The contoured heel cup distributes pressure evenly, reducing discomfort during long periods of standing. Thanks to their antibacterial and ESD properties, they are also suitable for demanding work environments and certified footwear. Give your feet the comfort they deserve – with every step. Choose the right support for your feet Every foot is different – that is why ORTHOCOMFORT insoles are available in three variants depending on arch height. You will give your feet exactly the support they need. Don't know your arch type? Try a simple test! Wet your foot and press it onto paper (cardboard, wrapping paper). The print will show your arch type: Low/fallen – full print, minimal gap in the midfoot Medium – print with a natural indentation in the middle High – narrow connection between the heel and the toes This "wet test" will help you choose the right insole, and your feet will feel relief straight away. Start right – comfort will follow Replace the insoles if your shoes have a sufficiently high heel counter. There may be slight discomfort at first — we recommend wearing them daily for at least 14 days so that they adapt well to the shape of the foot and provide maximum support.