Felt Shoe Insole UN model BHP WF 1925 size 36 — felt footbed for shoes

UN felt shoe insole model BHP WF 1925 in size 36 is a replacement felt footbed designed for closed shoes. Made from dense felt material, the insole provides basic cushioning, thermal insulation and moisture absorption to improve comfort in everyday footwear, work shoes and traditional boots. The flat, unshaped design allows trimming to fit a variety of shoe interiors and makes it suitable as a direct swap for worn or compressed factory insoles.

Advantages

The felt construction offers natural insulation and breathability while providing light shock absorption under the foot. Its absorbent surface helps manage perspiration and reduce dampness inside the shoe. The simple, thin profile preserves existing shoe fit and leaves sufficient space in most closed footwear. The durable felt resists flattening from normal use and is straightforward to replace or trim for custom sizing.

Suitable for

• Everyday casual shoes where added warmth and basic cushioning are needed
• Work footwear that requires moisture absorption and insulation
• Traditional boots and heritage-style shoes that use flat insoles
• Replacing worn factory insoles to restore comfort and fit
• Adjusting shoe volume by trimming to size

Key specifications

• Material: dense felt
• Design: flat, unshaped footbed
• Function: cushioning, insulation, moisture absorption
• Size: 36 (trim-to-fit if necessary)
• Compatibility: intended for closed shoes, work boots and traditional footwear

How to use

Remove the existing insole if present and place the felt insole inside the shoe to check fit. If trimming is required, use the shoe's original insole or the shoe sole outline as a template and cut the felt carefully with scissors. Position the insole with the felt side up so that it sits flush with the interior sole. Replace insoles as they become compressed or saturated to maintain cushioning and moisture control.

Usage recommendations

For best results, allow new felt insoles a short break-in period and air them regularly to reduce moisture buildup. Replace the insole when thickness or absorbency visibly declines. Avoid prolonged exposure to heavy moisture; dry thoroughly if the insole becomes wet.