Height-Boost Comfort Insoles
Height-Boost Comfort Insoles
Up to 1.37'' taller, and nobody can see where it came from
The lift sits inside your shoe, under the heel, where no one ever looks. From the outside you are simply wearing your usual sneakers or boots – you just stand a little higher in them.
No chunky platform soles, no special “lift shoes”, nothing to explain. Just the posture and eye level of someone a few centimetres taller, from the moment you put your shoes on.
Height that feels supportive, not like standing on a block
Cheap lifts are flat wedges that tip your weight forward. These are shaped: thickest under the heel, rising gently under the arch and tapering away before the ball of the foot, so your foot is cradled instead of perched.
Soft, breathable foam cushions every step – so a long day at work, a dinner or a night of standing doesn't turn into counting the minutes until you can take your shoes off.
✔️Contoured to sit under your arch
✔️Soft foam cushioning under the heel
✔️Breathable material for everyday wear
Keep the shoes you love. Just stand taller in them.
Because it's half-length, the insert stops before your toes – the front of the shoe keeps its room, and your favourite sneakers, boots and roomy dress shoes stay wearable.
Move them from pair to pair in seconds, or pick up two pairs so your trainers and boots are always ready.
Three layers, one quiet lift
⭐️Soft top surface
The side your foot touches: soft and breathable, so the insert feels like part of the shoe rather than something added.
⭐️Arch-shaped contour
Rises gently under the arch so your weight is spread along the foot instead of resting only on the heel.
⭐️PU-foam heel lift
The polyurethane foam body that does the lifting – 1.37" thick under the heel, tapering to nothing before the toes.
What people noticed
Firmer than I expected
I was worried they'd feel like walking on a squishy wedge. The heel is supportive and the arch part actually lines up with my foot. First day felt slightly different, by day three I forgot about them.
Jonas K.
Comfortable on a long shift
I'm on my feet most of the day and was worried about sore heels. The foam is soft enough that it's been fine through full days. I took my shoes' own insoles out to make room.
Amalia V.
Bought them for my partner
He'd never buy lift shoes, so I got these as a surprise. He wears them in his everyday trainers now and says they're more comfortable than the insoles that came with the shoes.
Anna W.
Questions, answered
Q: Will people be able to tell?
A: The insert sits inside the shoe, under your heel, so nothing shows from the outside. In shoes with a low back you may notice your heel sitting higher in the shoe – that's why we recommend shoes with a deeper heel for the taller options.
Q: Which shoes do they work in?
A: Sneakers, trainers, boots and high-tops are ideal. Dress shoes work when there's room inside. We don't recommend loafers, ballet flats, sandals or other low-backed shoes, because the heel can slip out.
Q: Do I need to remove my shoe's own insole?
A: Only if the shoe feels tight. Most sneakers have a removable insole – take it out and put this one in its place to keep the original fit.
Q: Are they comfortable to wear all day?
A: They're made from soft, breathable foam with an arch-shaped contour. Any change in heel height takes a little getting used to, so wear them for a few hours at a time during the first days.