Two pairs — $75, against $91.98 bought separately. One set for your work boots, one for your sneakers, so you're not moving a single pair between shoes every morning. Ships in one delivery.
A full-length insole with a semi-rigid arch shell. It supports and stabilizes the arch instead of cushioning around it — which is the difference between an orthotic and the gel inserts most people try first.
Gel and foam compress under the exact load they're meant to resist. A semi-rigid shell keeps its shape through the step, so your arch is held rather than padded. The heel sits in a deep cup so it can't slide off the support.
Built on the same principle as a custom pair. A podiatrist-made custom orthotic runs $300–$500 and works by holding the arch in a fixed position. Camber uses the same structural approach — a firm shell under the arch, cushioning at the heel — without the fitting appointment or the price.
Trim to fit. Full length. Works in any shoe with a removable factory insole — sneakers, work boots, walking shoes.
Sizing: we stock one size band — Men's 11–13 (Women's 13–15).
Read this before you buy: the first few days feel firm and unfamiliar. That's normal for a rigid orthotic, and it has a schedule — about two hours a day to start, building to full days over a week. A break-in guide is in the box. Wear them through the full week; if they're still not right, email us and we'll refund you — you don't need to send them back.
Not for you if you want a soft, plush, padded feel. This is a structure, not a cushion.