SQlab SQ ONE11 Insoles - Low

SQ-Insoles ONE11 – More performance for sporty mountain biking

The SQlab ONE11 insoles stand for improved power transmission and performance in sporty MTB use. To this end, they bring the foot into a correct position and the power back onto the pedal, which is lost with cycling shoes due to the sinking of the arch of the foot.

While a longitudinal arch support relieves the musculature of the sole of the foot to counteract fatigue, the "pelotte" brings the foot into a natural position for athletic riding. This is the prerequisite for saving energy, a rounder step and an ergonomic shape.

Another support in the lateral forefoot stabilises the foot on the pedal off to the outside, reducing lateral knee movement and improving power transmission. In contrast, a heel brace in the rear area encloses and supports the ankle joint.

The individually suitable SQ-Insoles ONE11 model can be determined on the basis of the different foot types and leg axes (see fig. 4). SQlab offers 3 versions according to the different levels of support:

• LOW | Low support in the longitudinal arch.
• MED | Medium support in the longitudinal arch.
• HIGH | High support in the longitudinal arch.

Features of the SQlab ONE11 insoles

• longitudinal arch support | relieves the musculature of the sole of the foot
• pelotte | supports the transverse arch and reduces numbness in the toes
• lateral forefoot support | stabilises the foot on the pedal to the outside
• heel brace | encloses and supports the ankle joint
• padding | provides a soft bedding, cushions and absorbs shear forces
• microfibre cover | provides a better hold in the cycling shoe

Range of use: MTB Tech & Trail

Insoles in cycling are needed by everyone because the foot is exposed to different loads than when walking.

Since cycling does not involve forces like walking, the cushioning function of the foot can be dispensed with. However, due to the sinking of the arch, the foot itself is fatigued and the knee is subjected to a higher load. This not only leads to a reduction in the force acting directly on the pedal, but the excessive movement of the foot in the cycling shoe can further cause nerve or vascular constriction, which manifests itself in tingling or numbness.

Scope of supply: 1 pair of insoles