Footgel

Thermal insoles with merino wool

Keep your feet warm and walk more comfortably this winter

Winter

Relief for aching feet

Made in Spain

Made in Spain

In-house design and production at our factories in Aspe, Alicante, Spain.

EU Class I medical device · CE marked

CE-Marked EU Class I Medical Device

A European manufacturer specializing in gel insoles that are CE-marked as EU Class I medical devices.

Instituto de Biomecánica de Valencia

Lab-tested performance

Backed by biomechanical studies from independent laboratories.

Frequently asked questions

What are the advantages of merino wool thermal insoles?

Merino wool is soft, warm and breathable. It helps keep feet warm and control moisture inside your footwear, improving comfort on cold days.

How do you choose an insole size?

Our insoles are designed in size ranges and can be trimmed, letting you get the perfect fit for your footwear.

Choose the EU size range that includes your usual size (US sizes are approximate):

  • 35 - 38
  • 39 - 42
  • 43 - 47

Exception: Footgel Barefoot, Footgel Daily Use Winter, Footgel Ice Hockey and Footgel Roller Hockey. They come in EU sizes 35–40 (approx. US women’s 4.5–9 · US men’s 2.5–7) and 41–46 (approx. US men’s 8–12.5 · US women’s 10–14.5).

Keep in mind: They run slightly larger than usual. This is intentional, to ensure the insole is never too short inside the shoe.

Once you have them, just use your footwear’s original insole as a guide and trim the excess.

Can Footgel thermal insoles be washed?

Because they are made with merino wool, a natural fiber, we recommend hand-washing them in cold water to better preserve their properties.

Important for drying. Always let the insoles air-dry. Do not use a dryer or place them on radiators or other direct heat sources, as excess heat can affect the structure and properties of the gel.

How long do Footgel insoles last?

Their lifespan depends mainly on how intensively they are used, the type of activity and the care they receive. With daily use, their lifespan is usually between 6 and 12 months, and can be longer with less intensive use.

Type of activity: using them day to day is not the same as running, jumping or playing high-intensity sports.

Your gait and level of use: each person applies different pressure when walking, working or training.

Care: following the washing and drying recommendations helps preserve their materials better and extend their lifespan.

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