What are the main differences between Silver and Gold insoles?Updated a year ago

When deciding between Silver and Gold insoles, there are two main differences to consider. Firstly, the Silver insoles feature a baseplate made from carbon fiber composite, providing a robust and high-quality foundation. On the other hand, the Gold insoles are crafted from aerospace grade carbon fiber, which offers a superior level of performance.

The second key difference lies in customization. Gold insoles come with enhanced personalization options, including varying levels of carbon fiber and different thicknesses for the top cover, allowing them to be tailored better to the user's specific needs and the demands of their chosen sport. Additionally, for anyone involved in a sport requiring cleats, such as football or baseball, Gold insoles are the recommended choice since the Silver variant will not fit cleats.

While Silver insoles are an excellent choice and surpass other market insoles, the Gold version is designed to maximize performance, making it our best-selling product. It's estimated that Silver insoles provide about a certain percentage of the performance and protection of the Gold insoles, making them still very beneficial for casual athletes and those with an active lifestyle.