SOLES / Sport Line: AC2

Replacement insole ATLAS CARBON

Shock absorbing replacement insole for sportshoes. 2 mm thin Atlas Carbone is a medical device by NOENE, against shock injuries, tendonitis, back pain, aches…

Replacement shock absorbing insoles with reinforced arch support

Ideal for all sports and activities
Tested in extreme conditions
For walking, running, tennis, football...
For use as a replacement for the original shoe insoles

Key points

• Replacement insole from NOENE® with carbon fibre arch reinforcement. Ergonomic, flexible pre-shaped sole with 2 NOENE® inserts at the heel and metatarsal arch integrated in an ultra high tech composite foam base

• Care: hand-wash with a mild soap

• Sizes: for 36 to 46 (UK sizes 3 to 11) (to 50 on special inquiry)

• Class 1 Medical device, 1 year guarantee, unlimited mileage.

• DO NOT FOLD THESE INNERSOLES

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Instructions for use

Designed for all types of sport shoe, as a replacement for the original in-sole. They are destined for individual use and can be cleaned when necessary with mild soap and warm water (dry away from direct sources of heat). Avoid wearing over broken skin. They are designed to be used with socks, with the fabric side and logo facing the foot. To maximise their longevity, do not fold and avoid transferring them from one pair of shoes to another.

Noene inner soles effectively absorb up to 98.8 % of shocks and vibrations to protect your back, tendons and joints during sports and/or leisure activities on hard surfaces. Noene is known for being thin and lightweight, and athletes appreciate that it maintains the sensation of floor contact, without causing biomechanical instability during running, unlike other soles that are too thick, too soft or too viscous.

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Frequence asked questions

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"With the permanent use of a Noene innersole, isn’t there a risk of reducing the work that the muscles in the arch of the foot have to do, atrophying these muscles over time?"

Noene is not a substitute for any human organ or function. It only filters, neutralizes the shockwave, the vibration following impact, the foot/shoe/hard surface interaction. The shock itself is felt, contrary to many other products which disperse the shock more than destroying its shockwave, which is treacherous and insidious because it is imperceptible until the time comes when… yes, be wary of heavy, sticky, thick innersoles.

"I’ve had problems in the lumbar region of my back for several years and would like your advice on what type of soles I can use..."

Before you do anything, you must consult a doctor – if you’re doing too much sport, consult a sports doctor, otherwise go to your GP or even a rheumatologist for your back. (...)In any case, our product relieves many aches and pains caused by walking, standing about and running on hard surfaces but it is no substitute for the advice of a doctor and an in-depth examination.

"I would like to know if I can put Noene innersoles on top of orthopaedic innersoles, because I use them all the time and for me, they are indispensable. On the other hand, I’ve been suffering from Achilles tendonitis for over two months..."

Putting them on top will not really be ideal, but underneath (if there is enough room), seems to me the best solution… Even better, get your podiatrist to make you a new pair based on Noene...

"What do I use to clean them?"

Warm water and a little bit of household soap… and here’s a tip to make them last longer. Take them out of the shoes and let them air after each use and avoid putting them from one shoe into another.

"I have been using Noene innersoles for years in my street shoes in particular, and I’m very pleased. I am writing to you to ask what risk there might be if the innersoles were used the wrong way round, putting the left one in the right shoe and vice versa, having washed them and removed any markings showing which is which."

Placing the naked foot directly on elastomer is never recommended, this is why we always recommend that you wear socks. But you have certainly noticed the difference between the fabric side and the elastomer side, you can easily tell simply by the feel. Once you’ve identified it, make a mark or stick on a little disc or a sticker. You could also cut a piece out of the outer edge of each foot and that would help you to tell more easily.