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Intellectual Property


Insolia® Intellectual Property

A great Footwear brand needs protection from imitations and copies

We Protect More Than Just Designs

Our utility patents protect the fundamental innovations that make your shoes incorporating Insolia Products and Technologies valuable to you and your customers.

HBN Shoe Utility Patent issued by the USPTO July 7, 2020 Covers Key Insolia Foundation Technologies Through 2038

HBN Shoe Utility Patent issued by the USPTO July 7, 2020
Covers Key Insolia Foundation Technologies Through 2038

All Insolia Technologies are inventions for footwear applications. We focus on key foot health and body comfort issues to identify the optimal foot position, alignment, support, or flexibility for the specific shoe construction. All Insolia Technologies are based on the structure of the foot and the biomechanics of gait (how we walk). The result: components and designs containing unique formulas and shapes for the inside of the shoe. 

We obtain one or more utility patents on all Insolia Products and Technologies that we bring to market, and currently hold 31 Utility Patents covering the following Countries for both Manufacturing and Selling: United States, Europe, China, Japan, and other markets. Another seven utility patents are pending and in the acceptance process.

If you become one of our customers, we will issue you an Intellectual Property License, Supply & Distribution Agreement so that you are fully protected with your use of any Insolia Product Technologies. 

Finally, we have a global network of local patent attorneys who assist us, and you, in the event of any potential infringement.


Intellectual Property Summary

Insolia® Foundation Insoles

Insolia Foundation Insole for Men’s Dress Shoe

Insolia Foundation Insole for Men’s Dress Shoe

The Insolia Technology and Insole Products are protected by two groups of patents.

  1. US 8,166,674, and its International Counterparts cover stand-alone insoles (including molded insoles), which contain Insolia Flex. Expires 2030.

  2. US 10,390,587, and its International Counterparts cover stand-alone insoles incorporating Insolia Cradle. Expires 2036.

Together these patents cover insoles that contain Insolia Flex and Insolia Cradle.


Insolia Foundation outsole for Athleisure Shoe

Insolia Foundation outsole for Athleisure Shoe

Insolia® Foundation Outsoles

The Insolia Technology and Outsole Products are protected by two groups of utility patents.

  1. US 8,166,674, and its International Counterparts cover shoes that contain Insolia Flex. Expires 2030.

  2. US 10,390,587, and its International Counterparts cover shoes incorporating Insolia Cradle. Expires 2036.

Together these patents cover shoes and outsoles that contain both Insolia Flex and Insolia Cradle.


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Insolia® Flex and Flex Plus Components

The Insolia Flex Products are protected by two groups of utility patents.

  1. US 8,166,674, and its International Counterparts cover shoes, stand-alone insoles, sock liners, and orthotics that contain Insolia Flex. Expires 2030.

  2. US 10,702,008, and its International Counterparts cover shoes, stand-alone insoles, sock liners, and orthotics that incorporate Insolia Flex Plus. Expires 2038.


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Insolia® Heels Components

The Insolia Heel Products are protected by two groups of utility patents.

  1. US 10,390,587, and its International Counterparts cover stand-alone insoles, sock liners, and shoes incorporating Insolia Cradle. Expires 2036.

  2. US 10,702,008 and its International Counterparts cover Insolia Flex Plus and Insolia Cradle when molded into an insole for shoes. Expires 2038.