We also have insoles made from polithene, EVA, poliurethane and Doreco, all of which are characterized by their comfort, versatility and lightness. There is also the added option of adding strips of active carbon with antibacteria and antifungi treatment. Our thermoformed polithene insoles were first made in 1980, and we were one of the first companies to use this technology in Europe.
Despite being a product that has been repeatedly copied by the competitors and even though numerous legal actions have been brought against imitations, we are still justifiably proud of this product. These insoles can include Tercolite, a viscoelastic material which has the novelty of having been studied in the Biomechanical Institute of Valencia in frequency studies. The Institute of Valencia has found that as the frequency of the load increases, its capacity for cushioning increases, and in this way reduces the damage caused by impact on the heel.