Enhance your stance

Enhance your stance
from the slopes to the streets

The Insoles

Cork underfoot, year round.

The same Italian-made footbed mold that's been adored for 30+ years — now drop-in ready for your everyday shoes. Four footbeds, one system, built for the way you actually move.

Zippy

Zippy

$60.00

Built for speed. Slim, flexible, and ready for anything — running, biking, touring.

Best for
Running Biking Touring
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Crossover

Crossover

$66.00

Multi-sport, zero compromise. Moisture-resistant top sheet over an EVA cork base.

Best for
Running Golf Skiing
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Legacy

Legacy

$71.00

From the city block to the ski run. Natural leather top breaks in for a custom fit.

Best for
Everyday Wear Skiing Golf
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Wander

Wander

$99.00

For those who move at their own pace. Self-molding cork, maximum structure.

Best for
Everyday Hiking
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Brown shoe insoles on a concrete surface with blue and yellow shoes in the background.
Est. 1989

The Origin Story.

ZipFit was born from the life's work of Sven Coomer, a true pioneer of ski boot fitting. He became obsessed with the relationship between boot and skier, learning from elite coaches and eventually designing some of the most influential boots in history — including the 1972 Nordica Astral, the first two-piece plastic shell with a separate liner, and the 1975 Nordica Grand Prix, the template for essentially every modern ski boot. In the 1980s, he opened Footloose in Mammoth, where he continued innovating: designing Superfeet orthoses, creating the first foam-injected liner, and ultimately developing OMFit cork, a natural alternative that would become the cornerstone of ZipFit's liners.

Today, ZipFit liners are still handmade by master artisans in Montebelluna, Italy — a living testament to Sven's belief that there are no shortcuts to a perfect fit.

From the Field

Trusted by the people who put miles in.

The best bootfitters in the world work with ZipFit.
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The best bootfitters in the world work with ZipFit.

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