insoles
nounUK /ˈɪnsəʊlz/
US /ˈɪnsoʊlz/
Soft pads you put inside your shoes to make your feet feel comfy.
She put new insoles in her sneakers before the long walk.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The inner bottom part of a shoe that your foot rests on.
The insoles of his boots were worn thin from years of use.
3. Removable inserts added to shoes to fix how they fit or support the foot.
The doctor gave him special insoles to help with his flat feet.
4. Layers placed inside footwear to keep feet warm or dry.
He bought fuzzy insoles to keep his toes warm in winter.