Cadence Insoles
805boots · Cadence insoles
Find your comfort. Keep your stride.
Compare Cadence insoles by support, cushioning, and the room inside your shoes. From Original Orange to thinner and three-quarter options, start with the fit that works for your day.
The Cadence lineup
A clearer way to choose.
Original Orange
Contoured support and cushioning under the heel and forefoot. A starting point for footwear with room for a full-length insole.
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Low Arch
A thin, full-length design with a lower arch profile. Compare this when you prefer a gentler contour.
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Low Volume
A thinner full-length option for lower-volume footwear. Low Volume describes the fit inside the shoe, rather than simply a low arch.
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Three-quarter
A shorter design that leaves more room in the forefoot of low-depth shoes.
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EX
A firmer support shell than Original Orange, with cushioning under the heel and forefoot. Ask us about in-store fitting.
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EX+MP
The EX design with added metatarsal support. Ask us in store to compare the fit and placement of the pad.
Ask us in store →Cadence lists EX and EX+MP as in-store models. Contact us for availability and fitting assistance.
A better starting point
Three things to check before you choose.
Check the room.
A cushioned full-length insole needs space. A thinner or three-quarter model may suit shallower footwear.
Compare the contour.
Low Arch and Low Volume are different designs. Choose the arch shape and support that feel comfortable for your feet.
Try the whole setup.
Check the insole inside the shoes and socks you plan to wear. Follow each model’s sizing and trimming instructions.
Cadence questions, answered.
Is Low Volume the same as Low Arch?
No. Low Volume is designed for a slimmer fit inside the shoe; Low Arch has a lower arch profile. Compare the contour as well as shoe space.
When should I consider a three-quarter insole?
Consider it when you need more space around the toes or have shallow footwear. The shorter length leaves the forefoot free of a full-length insert.
Can I choose by shoe size alone?
Start with the model’s size guide, then check the fit inside your actual shoes. Arch placement, heel fit, and available depth also matter.
Local help. A more personal fit.
Bring your shoes. Let’s find your fit.
Visit 805boots on California’s Central Coast for help comparing insoles and checking how they feel inside your footwear. Call ahead to confirm the model and size you need.
Paso Robles · 805-238-7778
San Luis Obispo · 805-543-6662
Santa Maria · 805-922-5228