CLIMFEET,
The heating and cooling insole
that adapts to your feet
using the energy of your steps
ClimFeet : My use
Which insole is right for me?
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ClimFeet
The first reversible insole that warms or cools your feet without a battery.
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The first battery-free connected insole that detects the risk of developing diabetic foot ulcers and blisters.
They trust us
I used the insoles for cycling in the winter and for running during training in the heatwave.
In each situation, I didn’t feel any discomfort or heaviness.
On the contrary, they feel light and make each stride or pedal stroke effortless, perfectly complementing orthopedic insoles. Truly impressive to try and use!
In each situation, I didn’t feel any discomfort or heaviness.
On the contrary, they feel light and make each stride or pedal stroke effortless, perfectly complementing orthopedic insoles. Truly impressive to try and use!
I use CLIMFEET insoles during my training sessions and my most extreme sporting challenges!
This was the case during the Ultra Run Raramuri in April 2022: a 190 km race through the canyons of Mexico.
I was able to wear them on the warm side at night and the cool side during the day. Whether you’re an amateur or a professional, I highly recommend them!
This was the case during the Ultra Run Raramuri in April 2022: a 190 km race through the canyons of Mexico.
I was able to wear them on the warm side at night and the cool side during the day. Whether you’re an amateur or a professional, I highly recommend them!
Pour moi Climfeet c'est une clim pour les pieds qui transpirent l'été 😎 et aussi un radiateur qui réchauffe lors des cérémonies militaires, le sport et mes activités l’hiver à Font Romeu dans la neige :
Les raquettes c'est une activité où je me suis jamais autant gelée les pieds !!!
When walking, there’s less venous return, but when running, you really have to run in –15°C snow to feel cold. Same goes for cycling!
Les raquettes c'est une activité où je me suis jamais autant gelée les pieds !!!
When walking, there’s less venous return, but when running, you really have to run in –15°C snow to feel cold. Same goes for cycling!
