Orthotic Insoles Designed for Comfort, Support & Injury Prevention

Lightfeet orthotic insoles provide targeted arch support, shock absorption, and heel stability — making them one of Australia's most recommended insoles for plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and everyday foot pain. With options for sports, work, and casual wear, there's a Lightfeet insole for every foot and every shoe.

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Why Lightfeet Are Australia's Go-To Orthotic Insoles

Lightfeet orthotic insoles are trusted by podiatrists and everyday Australians alike because they work across the conditions that matter most — from plantar fasciitis and flat feet to high arches and general heel pain.

Unlike generic cushioning inserts, Lightfeet insoles are built with different needs in mind, such as structured arch support, a deep heel cup, and shock-absorbing materials that address the root cause of discomfort, not just the symptoms.

Whether you're searching for insoles for flat feet, relief from plantar fasciitis, or simply better arch support through a long day on your feet, you'll find the right pair in the range above.

Still have questions? Our FAQ below covers everything from sizing and fit to how Lightfeet compares to custom orthotics.

Orthotic & Arch support insole FAQs

What insoles are best for cycling?

Before choosing the best insoles for cycling shoes you need to first of all, work out which category of cycler you consider yourself to be. For the more avid enthusiast and professionals, it’s likely that you use cycling cleats on a road bike and require cycling shoe inserts whereas, for the more casual consumer or BMX rider, your standard insoles will more than suffice. For the former, more serious riders, cycling insoles (or slim fit orthotic insoles) offer a much better experience. These insoles are Podiatrist-designed and shaped to contour footwear which is typically thinner than your average. A slim fit ensures rider comfort and insole effectiveness by fitting the shape of your cycling shoe/cleats and, the resulting arch support aligns your foot which can lead to improved muscle efficiency and reduced joint stress/impact reduction.

Why is arch support important when cycling?

It goes without saying, the arch of the foot is one of a cycler’s body parts which receives the most amount of pressure and physical stress while riding. Movement inside of footwear, excessive pronation plus the tension of constantly pressing down against the force of the pedals/chain can very likely lead to pain, discomfort and even conditions like Plantar Fasciitis. In order to help prevent these things from happening due to overuse and the stress on your feet, the arch of the foot needs all of the support and stability assistance it can get to ease this added pressure.

Will orthotic insoles help alleviate pain, or prevent?

The best cycling insoles should have the capacity to do both of these things! The added support and shock absorption provided by orthopaedic insoles in general (and cycling insoles specifically) can help with existing foot pain and can also prevent it from becoming an issue in the first place.

Browse the Lightfeet range of products online today, to buy the very best in men and women insoles and more, shipped to anywhere in Australia and beyond.

What do insoles help with?

Insoles provide support, stability and shock absorption. They can help improve performance while playing sport, as well as treat a variety of foot, knee, back, leg and hip conditions such as:

  • General sore feet
  • Flat feet or inadequate arch support
  • Heel pain
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Diabetes-related foot and leg pain
  • Pregnancy-related foot and leg pain

How often should you replace orthotic insoles?

Insoles have a lifespan and wear down over time. How often you should replace insoles depends on the quality, the level of activity they’re used for and how often you wear them.

Generally speaking, it’s best to replace insoles when they are no longer providing adequate support or have obvious visual signs of wear and tear such as compression, fading or odour. Browse our collection today to buy online, with Australia-wide shipping and international options.