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Our lambswool insoles are an all-natural, temperature-regulating
product. Despite the maximum heating capability of this material, your feet
won’t "overheat" when temperatures drop. The insoles are warm and
comfortable. Lambswool is extremely effective as a material and it is very
simple to understand why. It’s super soft and generates high heat naturally.
Most comfortable insoles
These are the most comfortable insoles you
can imagine wearing! People looking for an optimal heating effect will find
them indispensable. The luxurious and natural material both warms your feet and
helps regulate their temperature.
These insoles will fit any shoe as long as
you consider it will take up some space inside. If you’re looking for a slimmer
insole that still provides plenty warmth, our fleece or felt insoles are a
better option.
Heated insoles are now obsolete
The few that aren’t are thick and
uncomfortable. There is a very limited selection of these products left that is
of any fathomable quality, much less satisfactory. You have to wear sturdy,
robust, and often clunky shoes if you want to wear heated insoles because they
won’t fit in slimmer, classier shoes. What’s more, most heated insoles have only
one heat setting.
Lambswool is naturally warming, temperature
regulating, and soft. These advantages more than make up for its price. No
outdoor activity is off limits when you have a pair of lambswool insoles, even
if it’s freezing outside. Our insoles are a "cut to size" product. Just
choose the size that corresponds to yours. They come in two ranges. The first
covers sizes 20-35 and the second covers 36-47.
Take proper care so they last a lifetime
Don’t wash lambswool insoles – there’s
special shampoo you can get that is specially designed for cleaning this
material. If you use something else, you risk shortening their lifespan. Get a
gentle shampoo if this is not possible.
The design is tasteful with a natural two-tone
combination of white and cream. To insert the insoles into your shoes, use a pair
of scissors to form them to fit following the lines on the back that correspond
to your shoe size. Then, simply place them inside your shoes and you are ready
to brave the coldest of winters.
