The inside sole of a boot or shoe; also, a loose, thin strip of leather, felt, etc., placed inside the shoe for warmth or ease.
The inner lining of a shoe that cushions the foot from the sole. The thickness of the lining is often directly related to the comfort of the shoe.
the layer of leather between the foot and the outsole, or bottom, of the boot. The insole forms the inner foundation of the boot to which the outsole is attached.
A lining that runs the full length of the inside of the shoe.
The upper part of the sole of a shoe, to which the upper part of the shoe is attached.
The part of the shoe that the foot rests upon, usually cushioned
the inner sole of a shoe or boot
a flat cushioned insert that is placed inside the shoe
A layer of material shaped to the bottom of the last and sandwiched between the outsole (or midsole) and the sole of the foot inside the shoe. The insole board is necessary in shoes that are constructed using cemented or Goodyear welt techniques because it is the attachment for upper and lower components.
A layer of material (leather, cellulose, etc.) shaped to the bottom of the last, sandwiched between the outsole and the sole of the foot. The shoe's structural anchor to which the upper, counter, linings, box toes, etc. are attached.
The removable inner part of a running shoe that sits on top of the midsole and provides cushioning and arch support
Apparatus placed in shoes to provide cushioning, support, and in some circumstances pain relief.
A leather used for shoe inner soles. Usually from cattlehide.
