Alpine Insole Black

ALPINE INSOLE When you ski, you have an increased load of up to about 40 times your body weight due to the air phase and the eccentric forces that arise during any turns and jumps. This places great demands on your equipment. We at Ortho Movement have studied movement patterns, pressure load and foot types on downhill skiers around the world. This information and the design of today's alpine boots are the basis for Alpine Insole's design and function. The purpose of Alpine Insole is to reduce the load on the skier's muscles and joints, to create better conditions for all skiers. Alpine Insole is suitable for those who want to ski on holiday for those who are active at the highest elite level. D3O® - The unique orange D3O® zones give the heel, joints and skeleton extra shock absorption to give the body the relief it needs. The shapes and location of the zones are specially designed according to downhill skier pressure patterns during oscillations. HOT & ANTIBACTERIAL The top layer material is a mixture of merino wool and polyester. It is antibacterial, odorless and counteracts athlete's foot. The material breathes well and strives to give the foot a comfortable warmth and comfort. MEDIAL FOOT SUPPORT The longitudinal arch supports are uniquely designed to fit as many feet as possible. ANATOMIC HEEL CUP The anatomically cupped heel cup distributes the pressure evenly under the heel, reduces the pressure by collecting the fat pad under the heel and thus strengthens its natural function. ADAPTATION Remove existing soles from your boots. Place your new Alpine Insole in your boots to make sure the size is right. If necessary, trim them with scissors to adjust the fit. Tip: use your original soles as a template! Increase the use of your new Alpine Insole gradually as new stress patterns may occur on your body. CLEANING / CARE They do not tolerate high heat. You can use lukewarm water and soap / soap when cleaning. Let them dry at room temperature. Do not wash them in the washing machine. LIFE SPAN Replace your soles after 12 months or when they show signs of wear.