Innersole: meaning, definitions and examples
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innersole
[ ˈɪnərˌsoʊl ]
footwear component
An innersole is the inner part of a shoe designed to provide comfort and support to the foot. It is typically removable and can be replaced with orthotics or other custom inserts. Innersoles come in various materials, including foam, gel, and cork, tailored to different activities and foot types. Their primary function is to absorb shock and enhance the fit of the shoe, contributing to overall foot health.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- I swapped out the innersole for a more comfortable one.
- Some athletes prefer custom innersoles for better support.
- The innersole helped reduce the pain in my arches.
Translations
Translations of the word "innersole" in other languages:
🇵🇹 sola interna
🇮🇳 अंदरूनी तल
🇩🇪 Innensohle
🇮🇩 sol dalam
🇺🇦 вкладиш
🇵🇱 wkładka
🇯🇵 インナーソール
🇫🇷 semelle intérieure
🇪🇸 plantilla
🇹🇷 iç taban
🇰🇷 인솔
🇸🇦 نعل داخلي
🇨🇿 vnitřní podrážka
🇸🇰 vnútorná podrážka
🇨🇳 内底
🇸🇮 notranja podloga
🇮🇸 innri sóli
🇰🇿 ішкі табан
🇬🇪 შიდა წვერი
🇦🇿 daxili taban
🇲🇽 plantilla interna
Etymology
The word 'innersole' is a compound formed from 'inner', meaning 'inside', and 'sole', which refers to the bottom part of a shoe that comes into contact with the ground. The term gained popularity in the 20th century as advancements in shoe manufacturing allowed for better design and comfort features. The idea of cushioning and support within shoes can be traced back even further, to early civilizations that used various materials to protect feet. The growing awareness of foot health and the importance of orthotics in the modern era has led to an increased focus on the design and customizability of innersoles. Over time, the evolution of materials and technology has transformed innersoles into specialized products catering to a wide range of activities, from casual walking to high-performance sports.