Superfeet is now letting customers scan their feet with an iPhone to order custom 3D-printed insoles directly through superfeet.com. The service requires no separate app download and works on iPhone 13 or newer running iOS 26.
The mobile experience mirrors what’s been available at select specialty run retailers, where staff guide customers through a foot scan in person. Now that same scan can happen at home. After completing the guided scan, users can review their foot profile, including arch height and shoe size, preview a 3D rendering of their insoles, and add custom engraving to the heel. The finished data gets sent to Superfeet’s 3D-printing facility in Bellingham, Wash., where the insoles are manufactured to the customer’s specifications.
“This evolution allows us to deliver a level of individualized engineering that was once only possible through specialized in-person experiences, unlocking access to our most advanced one-of-one custom technology,” said Superfeet CEO Trip Randall. “By putting this power into the hands of consumers, we ensure that whether you are at home or on the go, the highest standard of personalized support is just a few clicks away.”
The insoles come in two foam options. SuperRev is a lightweight, thin design suited for tighter-fitting performance footwear. SuperRev Max uses a supercritical beaded foam matrix built for high-rebound cushioning and fits better in roomier running shoes. Both pair with a 3D-printed support cap shaped from the customer’s scan. That cap includes a custom arch profile matched to each foot’s geometry, a stability lattice that adjusts thickness based on body mass, and a heel cutout designed to reduce impact forces.
Customers who don’t have a compatible iPhone or who’d rather work with a specialist can still get scanned at select specialty run retailers nationwide. Superfeet hasn’t disclosed how many retail locations currently offer the in-store service.
