Know when your Adidas insoles have reached end-of-life and need replacement for optimal comfort and support.
The insole is noticeably thinner under your heel and ball of foot compared to edges.
Your feet feel the midsole directly, no spring or bounce remaining in the insole.
Smell won't go away even after thorough cleaning and airing out.
New arch pain, heel soreness, or general foot fatigue after normal wear duration.
Tears, holes, detachment from insole backing, or material breakdown.
| Model | Daily Wear | Occasional Wear | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultraboost | 6-9 months | 18-24 months | Thin ortholite wears fast |
| Sambas | 12-18 months | 3-4 years | Durable but absorbs odor |
| Yeezys (350/700) | 8-12 months | 2-3 years | Compression under heel |
| Superstars | 10-15 months | 3-5 years | Basic foam, slow degradation |
| Gazelles | 12-18 months | 3-4 years | Minimal support to begin with |
Based on average 10,000 steps/day for daily wear
Original manufacturer insoles for your specific model
High-arch support with structured heel cup
Gel cushioning for impact absorption
Budget-friendly cushioning in multiple profiles
Trace original insole
Use old insole as template to trim new insole to exact fit
Trim conservatively
Cut slightly larger than needed, test fit, trim more if needed
Check arch alignment
Insole arch should match your foot arch when standing
Break-in period
Wear new insoles for 1-2 hours daily for first week to adjust