Diabetics operating principle
INSOLES FOR DIABETICS
Diabetics operating principle
The requirements for the everyday footwear of diabetics are already extreme. In sports, the particularly high stresses placed on feet and toes inside sports shoes are an exponential problem. And cycling is no exception. Although the stresses are more even, the foot positioning on the pedal and, if the footwear is too soft, a bending of the foot in the forefoot area must also be taken into account in addition to the shoe itself. Due to the fluctuations in blood glucose levels, many healing processes in the body are slowed down or even partially blocked.
It is therefore all the more important to avoid pressure and chafing points under all circumstances. Breathable materials and good workmanship are essential here. The roots of Winsole cycling shoe insoles lie in orthopaedics. In addition to the experience of athletes and equipment suppliers in the professional sports sector of many years, the experience of orthopaedic shoemakers and biomechanics has also been incorporated into the development of the Winsole insole.
Get advice from one of our partner orthopaedic companies and find out what options are available to avoid pressure and chafing points. You can also contact us directly.
We would be happy to help you find the best solution for you.
The Winsole cycling shoe insole is available in three different versions
to meet every need.
Winsole Customized
The Winsole Customized is our leading product and it is custom-made for your foot. We use it to address every pressure point and your exact foot shape. With this insole, your feet work the pedals using the same material as our top Winsole athletes.
Winsole Performance
The Winsole Performance is designed for the ambitious athlete who is looking for that extra pedalling power. In this insole, additional carbon elements boost the cyclist’s power and ensure a pleasant yet more athletic pedalling experience.
Winsole Comfort
Our Winsole Comfort is particularly suitable for recreational cyclists who complain of numbness in the forefoot area during longer trips, but for whom additional pedalling power is less important than the overall feeling of well-being and comfort.
