With heated insoles, you keep your feet comfortably warm during cold days and outdoor activities. In our collection, you will find heated shoe insoles for skiing, walking, cycling, motorcycling and everyday use. Targeted warmth under your feet provides extra comfort exactly where you need it most.
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Which heated insole is right for your shoes?
The right heated insole mainly depends on how much space you have in your shoes. Both models have a built-in battery, remote control and 3 heat settings. The main difference is the thickness and fit.
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PRO: thinner model for shoes with less space
HeatPerformance® PRO heated insoles are thin heated insoles with a built-in battery. The PRO is approximately 0.5 cm thick at the toes, 1.2 cm at the instep and 0.7 cm at the heel.
Best choice for: walking shoes, roomy trainers, everyday shoes with enough space and ski or snowboard boots that still have room for a thin extra insole.
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For roomy shoes
CLASSIC: comfortable model for roomy shoes
HeatPerformance® CLASSIC heated insoles are slightly thicker electric insoles with a built-in battery. The CLASSIC is approximately 0.5 cm thick at the toes, 1.8 cm at the instep and 1.5 cm at the heel.
Best choice for: winter boots, wellington boots, snow boots, wide boots and other roomy shoes.
View CLASSICUnsure whether to choose PRO or CLASSIC? Choose PRO if you want as little extra volume in your shoe as possible or if you are unsure about the available space. Choose CLASSIC only if your shoes are clearly roomy enough and you prefer a slightly thicker insole.
Buying heated insoles: what should you look for?
When buying heated insoles, battery capacity is not the only thing that matters. Fit, thickness, battery life, operation and safety are just as important.
- Fit: your shoe should still close comfortably when the insole is inside.
- Thickness: a thinner insole fits more easily in shoes with less space.
- Battery: with HeatPerformance®, the battery is built into the insole, without a loose battery attached to your shoe or ankle.
- Battery life: our insoles stay warm for an average of 3 to 8 hours, depending on the setting, cold, shoe insulation and battery age.
- Operation: both models have 3 heat settings and can be controlled with a remote control.
- Safety: heated insoles contain batteries and electronics. Choose a product with clear documentation and relevant safety tests.
Do not look only at mAh. A larger battery may last longer, but it can also affect thickness, fit and wearing comfort. Choose an insole that fits well in your shoes.
Why choose HeatPerformance® heated insoles?
Built-in battery
No loose battery attached to your shoe, leg or ankle. The battery is built into the insole.
Warmth around the toes and forefoot
The heat is deliberately placed at the front and centre of the insole.
Can be cut to size
The insoles can be trimmed at the front along the marked cutting lines.
Technical documentation
Our insoles come with documentation for battery safety, electrical safety and material safety, among other things.
When choosing heated insoles, do not focus only on price, stated battery life or mAh. Safety, battery quality, thickness, flexibility and realistic battery life are at least as important. Because usage time depends on the heat setting, cold, shoe insulation and the age of the battery, we prefer to communicate an honest average battery life rather than a maximum value under ideal conditions. HeatPerformance® chooses clear product information, technical documentation and personal advice.
How do heated insoles work?
Rechargeable insoles with remote control
You charge the insoles, cut them to size, place them in your shoes and select the desired heat setting with the remote control.
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Heated insoles or heated socks?
Do you have little space in your shoes, or do you mainly want direct warmth around your toes? Then heated socks may be the better choice.
View heated socksWhat our customers say about us
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“I bought the heated insoles for my ski boots. My feet stay lovely and warm. No more cold toes while skiing.”
Bibi de Jong / Customer review
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“I bought the PRO insoles. They fit in my winter boots and the remote control is very easy to use.”
Hans van Osch / Customer review
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“Even though the battery is built into the insole, I found the insoles surprisingly flexible. Delivery was fast.”
Amir Benali / Customer review
Why shop with HeatPerformance®?
Free delivery
We deliver your order free of charge from £50.
Flexible returns policy
We make returns and exchanges straightforward.
Personal advice
Need expert advice? We are here to help you 7 days a week.
Proven quality
We are proud of our high customer satisfaction.
Frequently asked questions about heated insoles
Which heated insole should I choose: PRO or CLASSIC?
Choose PRO if you want as little extra volume in your shoe as possible or if you are unsure about the available space. The PRO insole is approximately 0.5 cm thick at the toes, 1.2 cm at the instep and 0.7 cm at the heel. This model usually fits best in walking shoes, roomy trainers, everyday shoes with enough space and ski or snowboard boots that still have room for a thin extra insole. Choose CLASSIC only if your shoes are clearly roomy enough and you prefer a slightly thicker insole. The CLASSIC is approximately 0.5 cm thick at the toes, 1.8 cm at the instep and 1.5 cm at the heel, and is especially suitable for winter boots, wellington boots, snow boots and wide boots.
Do heated insoles fit in all shoes?
No, heated insoles do not fit in all shoes. The shoe must have enough space so your foot still sits comfortably when the insole is inside. In shoes with limited space, a thinner model is usually the best choice. In very tight shoes, narrow shoes or shoes where your foot already feels tight, heated socks may be more comfortable than heated insoles.
How long do heated insoles stay warm?
The battery life of HeatPerformance® heated insoles is usually around 3 to 8 hours. On the highest setting this is approximately 3 to 4 hours, on the medium setting around 5 to 6 hours and on the lowest setting around 7 to 8 hours. The PRO insoles have a 3.7V / 2000 mAh battery. The CLASSIC insoles have a 3.7V / 2200 mAh battery. The actual battery life depends on the model, heat setting, outside temperature, shoe insulation and the age of the battery. That is why we prefer to communicate a realistic average usage time rather than only a maximum value under ideal conditions.
What should you look for when buying heated insoles?
When buying heated insoles, pay particular attention to fit, thickness, battery position, heat settings, battery life, operation and safety. A built-in battery is practical because you do not have to wear a loose battery on your shoe, ankle or leg. Also pay attention to flexibility and whether the insole can be cut to size. Do not look only at price or mAh: a larger battery may last longer, but it can also affect thickness, fit and wearing comfort.
Are heated insoles safe?
Heated insoles can be used safely when they are properly designed, tested and used according to the manual. HeatPerformance® works with technical documentation for relevant standards, such as IEC 62133-2 for battery safety, EMC for electromagnetic compatibility, LVD for electrical safety and RoHS for material safety. Always use the insoles according to the manual and stop using them in case of damage, overheating or unusual behaviour.
Do heated insoles help with cold feet?
Heated insoles can be comfortable if you quickly get cold feet, spend a lot of time outdoors or stand still for long periods in cold conditions. Think of walking, winter sports, working in the cold or standing along the sports field. Heated insoles provide warmth from the sole of your shoe. If you mainly need direct warmth around your toes and forefoot, or if you have little space in your shoes, then heated socks may be the better choice. Do you have medical complaints, diabetes, sensory disorders or symptoms that may fit Raynaud’s disease? Always consult your doctor first. Heated insoles are a comfort product and not a medical device.