Size & Fit Guide
Every ZADS insole is trim-to-fit. That means one pair adapts to your shoe rather than you hunting for an exact size — you cut it down at home in about a minute.
How to trim your insoles
- Take out your existing insole. Most shoes have one. If yours doesn't, skip to step 3.
- Use it as a template. Lay your old insole on top of the new ZADS insole, heels aligned, and trace around the toe.
- No old insole? Use the guide lines. The underside of every ZADS insole is printed with cutting lines. Find the line closest to your size and cut along it.
- Cut a little at a time. Stay slightly generous — you can always trim more, you can't put it back.
- Slide it in heel-first and press flat. Walk around the house for ten minutes before wearing it out.
Which insole is right for me?
| If you... | Choose |
|---|---|
| Stand or walk all day and your feet ache by evening | Medicated Imported Orthopedic Insole |
| Run, train, or want everyday support in sports shoes | Sports Orthotic Arch Support Insole |
| Want a little extra height, adjustable | Height Increase Insole with Air Cushion Lifts |
| Want a massage effect as you walk | Acupressure Magnetic Massage Insole |
Fitting tips
- Take the old insole out first. Stacking two insoles makes almost any shoe too tight.
- Give it a few days. A supportive insole feels different at first. Most people adjust within three to five days of normal wear.
- Height increase insoles need depth. They work best in closed shoes — sneakers, boots, joggers. Very shallow or slip-on shoes may feel tight once the lifts are stacked. Start with one layer.
- Acupressure insoles feel strong at first. Wear them for short sessions in the first week and build up.
A note on foot health
ZADS insoles are comfort products. They support, cushion and relieve pressure — they are not medical devices and are not a treatment for any diagnosed condition. If you have persistent foot pain, diabetes, reduced sensation in your feet, or any existing foot condition, please speak to a doctor before using support or pressure-point insoles.
Still not sure? Message us on WhatsApp and tell us what you do all day — we'll tell you which one to get.