Felt Shoe Insole UN BHP WF 1956 — size 39

Felt Shoe Insole UN BHP WF 1956 — size 39 is a pre-cut felt insole designed to be placed inside footwear to provide added thermal insulation and cushioning. Constructed from dense felt, this insole reduces cold transfer from the sole, helps retain foot warmth and improves overall comfort in boots and shoes. The size 39 item is intended to fit inside a range of footwear where an extra thermal layer is required without significantly changing shoe fit.

Advantages

This felt insole provides effective thermal insulation while remaining thin and flexible enough for use in many types of footwear. The material absorbs and disperses pressure, offering a modest cushioning effect that can reduce foot fatigue during prolonged standing. Its simple construction makes it durable under typical daily and work conditions and easy to replace when worn.

Suitable for

• Winter boots and shoes for added warmth
• Work footwear where cold transfer from the ground is a concern
• Casual shoes needing extra insulation without major fit changes
• Seasonal use in cold climates or for outdoor activities in low temperatures

Key specifications

• Material: felt
• Size: 39 (pre-cut to fit corresponding shoe size)
• Primary function: thermal insulation and cushioning
• Thickness: thin profile suitable for insertion into most footwear
• Compatibility: designed for use in boots, work shoes and everyday footwear

How to use

Remove existing insoles if necessary and insert the felt insole into the shoe with the felt side facing the foot. If trimming is required for an exact fit, use sharp scissors and trim gradually from the toe or heel edge, testing fit as you go. Ensure the insole lies flat without folding or bunching to avoid pressure points. Replace the insole when it shows signs of significant wear or compression.

Usage recommendations

For best results in cold conditions, pair the felt insole with socks appropriate for the temperature and ensure shoes have adequate outer insulation. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture; allow the insole to dry thoroughly if it becomes wet to maintain insulating properties and reduce odor. Replace periodically to preserve cushioning and thermal performance.