• Very high levels of breathability. OrthoLite foams achieve a breathability percentage from 95% to 100%, as they include technology that allows air to circulate, keeping the foot cool inside the shoe.
• Ultimate adaptability. Unlike regular shoe insoles, OrthoLite fully adapts to the shape of the foot, providing maximum comfort and personalized support in every application.
• Lightweight feel. OrthoLite insoles are made from lightweight, high-quality materials that offer a soft and lasting feel to the foot.
• Moisture management. The unique open-cell structure of OrthoLite insoles creates a moisture management system, which helps remove moisture from the foot, providing a cooler, drier, and healthier environment for the foot.
• Environmentally friendly. OrthoLite, with respect for the environment, uses recyclable rubber to create new products.
• Easy machine wash. OrthoLite insoles can be washed in the machine, becoming like new after washing, while still maintaining all the performance benefits.

Gore-Tex is a waterproof, breathable fabric membrane and a registered trademark of W. L. Gore and Associates. It was discovered in 1969 and can repel water while allowing the passage of vapor (to remove sweat and moisture). It is designed to be lightweight and suitable for all weather conditions. It is made of elastic polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), which is better known by the general trade name Teflon. The stretching of this polymer forms a microporous material with over 9 million pores per square inch.

Gore-Tex is mainly used for the production of clothing and footwear, such as ski wear, snowboard wear, jackets, as well as shoes and boots. Its performance in challenging weather conditions makes Gore-Tex almost synonymous with outdoor culture. Pioneering companies use this technology to create the lightest fabrics possible for their outdoor products. As Gore-Tex membranes can be bonded to a variety of materials, Gore-Tex is also used in hats, gloves, socks, and even bags. Gore-Tex is also popular in the world of hiking shoes, with big names using it to repel water and keep your feet dry.

The soles with Contagrip technology use the ideal combination of rubber materials for ultimate grip on any terrain.

The insoles with Ortholite technology have an open-cell structure for continuous shock absorption, breathability, and moisture expulsion.