Active Recovery Shoes

How Our Active Recovery Shoes Support Your Healing Movement

Our c—sole™ orthotic insole system forms the foundation of effective active recovery by combining targeted orthotic support with shock-absorbing cushioning. This engineered system directly addresses heel pain, plantar fasciasis, and arch discomfort while encouraging the gentle, therapeutic movement essential to recovery. The orthotic framework provides structural support to maintain proper foot alignment during low-intensity activities, while the integrated cushioning layer reduces impact forces, allowing you to stay mobile without aggravating healing tissues.

The c—base™ sole builds on this foundation with its hybrid construction of high-traction rubber and lightweight EVA. This dual-material approach delivers steady grip for walking, light movement, and mobility work while continuing the impact absorption that protects recovering tissues from stress during active recovery sessions. The 0mm heel drop maintains natural foot positioning, supporting proper movement mechanics whether you're doing gentle stretches, easy walks, or light therapeutic exercises.

Our thoughtfully wide toebox design specifically accommodates the natural changes that occur during recovery while providing space for the gentle movement and circulation that active recovery promotes. The soft, seam-free interior lining works alongside this roomy design to minimize friction during extended wear, ensuring that you can maintain the consistent, low-level activity that accelerates healing without compromising comfort.

Shoes that support your healing in motion.

Active recovery means finding the sweet spot between rest and movement—engaging in gentle activities that promote healing without aggravating your condition. These shoes support the low-intensity movement that accelerates recovery while protecting you from setbacks.

• Light walking and easy movement: Cushioned support absorbs impact during gentle walks, mobility sessions, and around-the-house activity without putting stress on healing tissues.
• Stretching and yoga sessions: Stable footing and flexible construction support balance during floor work, stretches, and restorative poses that improve circulation and reduce stiffness.
• Managing plantar fasciitis flare-ups: Targeted arch support relieves morning heel pain and provides consistent comfort during the walking and gentle movement recommended for fascia healing.
• Post-workout recovery days: Responsive cushioning supports light activity like easy bike rides, leisurely walks, or pool walking that keeps blood flowing without overloading recovering muscles and joints.
• Extended standing and walking: All-day comfort for work, errands, and daily tasks when complete rest isn't practical but you need protection from the repetitive stress that can worsen injuries.
• Transition back to higher-intensity activities: Gradual return to sports and exercise with supportive cushioning that builds confidence while protecting against re-injury during progressive activity increases.