GAITR Labs, Custom 3D Printed Lattice Insoles
$149. A custom 3D printed insole, built from your Blueprint. Made in Houston. 14 day comfort guarantee.
~90 seconds. No scan, no appointment.
How it's printed.
Blueprint
Ninety seconds of questions about your days, your build, and how you move. No appointment, no impression kit.
Design
Your answers drive the design. Size, build, routine, and wear pattern shape a pair that's only yours.
Layer by layer, in our Houston lab. Printed and shipped within 7 to 10 business days.
Wear
No break-in. Comfort on day one because it was never generic to begin with.
One insole. Infinite builds.
We make one product, and we've never printed the same one twice. Your answers set the density, the softness, the structure, and the build volume.
There is no average foot.
Designed from your answers
The Blueprint quiz decides how yours is built. Nothing about it is generic.
Variable density
A single continuous print with varying comfort across your foot. Soft where you want to sink in. Structured where you want the ground to hold you. All calculated from your blueprint, all printed in one pass.
Printed on demand
Nothing made until you exist. So nothing wasted.
No two feet load the ground the same way. Yet most insoles are cut from the same sheet, in the same shape, for millions of different people. We started GAITR because that math never made sense to us, and because a lattice, printed correctly, can finally do what a foam blank never could.
Built on real experience.
Over 1,400 pairs tried and tested, each one designed in CAD/CAM, 3D printed, then hand-finished at the bench, before GAITR Labs existed. Small variations from pair to pair are part of that process; no two are exactly alike, and that's the point.
"Ok so I run a salon and I'm on my feet 9 to 10 hours most days. By 6pm my heels were toast. Did the Blueprint on a Sunday night, pair showed up the following week. No break in period, none. Slid them into my work shoes and just kept working. It's been about 3 months now and honestly the biggest surprise is my lower back. I didn't even connect the two until my husband pointed out I stopped complaining after dinner."
"Lift 5x a week, trail run on weekends. I've bought pretty much every insole at the running store at some point. The Charge is different. Firm through the middle but there's actual pop off the forefoot, hard to describe until you feel it. Deadlifts feel more locked in and my shins quit yelling at me after long runs. $149 sounds like a lot until you realize it's built off your actual answers and not a shoe size guess."
"I'm a nurse, 12s on my feet. Drugstore gel inserts flatten out after like 3 weeks and I was over it. Got the Core build. Structured without being stiff is the best way I can put it. My arches finally have something under them instead of caving mid shift. Fit into my Hokas straight out of the box, didn't trim anything. Ended up ordering a second pair for my husband (very picky about shoes) and he wears them daily now, so."