The new Sidas 3Feet Eco Winter Low anatomically shaped insoles are designed for ski boots and other winter footwear and are specifically adapted to your foot type. Sidas developed the 3Feet concept to adapt the construction of the insole to three different types of foot arches.
The 3Feet Eco Winter Low is designed for low arches and provides excellent stability and support thanks to its anatomical construction made from EVA materials. The soft polyester fabric cover combined with Evamic Insulated foam provides effective thermal insulation and helps protect your feet from the cold.
The winter insole is shaped to fit easily into ski and ski touring boots, cross-country ski boots and ice skates. Compared with the previous model, the heel area has been slightly narrowed, allowing the insole to fit more precisely even in modern performance-oriented ski boots and skates.
Designed with the environment in mind
The 3Feet Eco Winter Low is designed with a focus on reducing its environmental impact. The materials have been selected to help reduce the carbon footprint of production while maintaining a high level of thermal comfort and reliable arch support for improved stability and comfort.
Even with efforts to minimize its carbon footprint, achieving zero environmental impact is not possible. That is why Sidas contributes to ecosystem restoration, particularly forest regeneration, by donating one euro for every pair of insoles sold through the Sidas World Foundation.
The Sidas 3Feet Eco Winter Low is ideal for skiers and winter sports enthusiasts with low foot arches who are looking for additional support, stability and thermal comfort. Thanks to its slim, anatomically shaped construction, it is particularly suitable for use in ski boots, ski touring boots, cross-country ski boots and ice skates.
| For whom: | Men's/Unisex |
| Type: | Insoles |
A higher range of SIDAS 3D insoles, which is structurally adapted to the biomechanics of the 3 types of foot arches Basic 3Feet insole range designed to respect the 3 types of foot arches