ArchSupport
Structured support for long days on your feet.
Integrated arch and metatarsal support for stability, cushioning and all-day comfort.
Shop ArchSupportBest for: hiking · work · long days · active use
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Natural materials. Engineered for performance.
High-performance insoles made from wool, linen and natural latex. Designed for comfort, support and a more natural feel underfoot.
Two different approaches to foot comfort. Choose the level of structure that feels right for you.
Structured support for long days on your feet.
Integrated arch and metatarsal support for stability, cushioning and all-day comfort.
Shop ArchSupportBest for: hiking · work · long days · active use
A natural, low-profile feel without the added structure.
A slim, flexible construction for footwear where you want comfort without changing the feel of the shoe.
Shop LowProfileBest for: everyday shoes · running · cycling · low-volume footwear
A different approach to insoles.
Most insoles start with synthetic foam. We started with natural materials.
Wool naturally regulates temperature, manages moisture and resists odour. Linen adds strength and structure. Natural latex provides resilience while bonding the layers together.
We combine these materials in carefully engineered constructions designed around the way your feet move.
Wool isn't just a natural material. It's remarkably well suited to life inside your shoes.
Wool helps regulate the temperature inside your shoes, keeping your feet comfortable as conditions change.
Wool absorbs moisture vapour and helps move it away from your skin, keeping your feet feeling drier and more comfortable.
Wool's natural properties help resist odour-causing bacteria, so your shoes stay fresher without added fragrances or treatments.
Worn in the real world.
From long days at work to weekends on the trail, Eskers are built for wherever your feet take you.
Born in the Sea-to-Sky. Made in Canada.
We make our insoles in Canada, combining natural fibres, thoughtful engineering and a belief that the things we use every day can be made differently.