Offloading Relief Insoles

Why choose the Offloading Relief Insoles?

Diabetic foot comfort

Provides pressure relief and additional space for sensitive, swollen or diabetic feet.

Pressure relief

Reduces pressure on high-risk areas to promote healing and ease discomfort.

Footwear friendly

Designed to fit a wide range of shoe types without adding bulk.

Tracked delivery & easy returns

Reliable UK delivery with tracking, plus straightforward returns on eligible products.

Product Description

The Offloading Relief Insoles provide targeted pressure relief for the plantar aspect of the foot, making them an excellent solution for individuals with foot ulcers, sensitive soles, or diabetic foot conditions. These insoles include a 10mm foam base and a detachable peg system, allowing users to remove specific pegs and relieve pressure from problem areas.

To enhance overall comfort, the top layer features a 3mm polyurethane shock-absorbing cover. Sold as a pair, these insoles fit most footwear styles and integrate seamlessly with Express diabetic-friendly therapeutic trainers. Whether you're walking or standing for long periods, these insoles help reduce foot fatigue and promote healing.

*Product Does Not Contain Latex

Key Features & Benefits

Pressure Relief: Reduces pressure on high-risk areas to promote healing and ease discomfort.
Customisable Fit: Users can remove pegs to off-load pressure exactly where needed.
Enhanced Comfort: The shock-absorbing top layer cushions every step and reduces fatigue.
Footwear Friendly: Designed to fit a wide range of shoe types without adding bulk.
Ideal for Diabetics: Helps prevent pressure-related complications in at-risk individuals.

Indications for Use

Corns, callus, heel spurs, post-operative care, wound care, for minimising pressure on wounds, diabetic ulcerations and pain management.

FAQs

Who should use the Offloading Relief Insoles?Anyone experiencing plantar pressure points, diabetic foot conditions, or foot ulcers can benefit from these insoles.

How do I adjust the pegs?To relieve pressure in a specific area, simply remove the pegs located beneath that region.

Are the insoles sold as a pair?Yes, we provide the Offloading Relief Insoles as a pair—one for each foot.

Can I use them with other orthopedic shoes?Absolutely. Although these insoles are designed for Express diabetic-friendly trainers, they also fit well in most orthopaedic and standard footwear.

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Main support feature	Removable pegs beneath a cushioning top cover	Removable hexagonal cells	Dual-density base with pressure-relief soft spots	4-degree rearfoot post and metatarsal contouring
Targeted support	Local plantar pressure relief	Localised plantar pressure offloading	Heel, arch and forefoot cushioning	Heel, arch and forefoot support
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Offloading Relief Insoles

Why choose the Offloading Relief Insoles?

Diabetic foot comfort

Pressure relief

Footwear friendly

Tracked delivery & easy returns

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