The Foundation of the Surefoot Fit
Custom Orthotics
For Ski Boots.
A custom orthotic is one option for the fit of your ski boots. Surefoot precision-mills it from a scan of your own foot, then fits it to your boot. Explore the process and decide with your fitter whether it suits your setup.
Why It Matters
A ski boot's fit brings together the shell, liner, footbed and the socks you ski in. A custom orthotic supports your foot from below and is made from your individual scan. It is an option at a Surefoot fitting, alongside a custom liner if you choose one. You can also get fitted and buy the boot with its original components.
What a Custom Footbed Changes
A Neutral, Stable Stance
The orthotic supports your foot in a neutral position, giving you a balanced, stable platform in the boot from the first run to the last.
Built the Same Day
Scanned, built, and fitted in a single store visit. Start with the orthotic on its own, or make it the first step of a full custom boot fitting.
Any Boot, Any Brand
Surefoot orthotics work in every brand and model of ski boot. You do not need a new boot to upgrade the fit of the one you own.
Scan. Build. Fit.
1
Scan
A precise 3D scan captures your foot's shape and how your weight distributes across it, in minutes.
2
Build
Your orthotic is built in store from your scan, matching your foot's exact contours, in about 30 minutes.
3
Fit
A Surefoot fitter seats the orthotic in your ski boot and dials in the fit, backed by the Absolute Fit Guarantee.
Already Have Boots?
Bring the Boots You Own.
Custom orthotics are not just for new Surefoot boots. Whatever boot you ski, walk into any of our 29 stores and we will scan your feet, build your orthotic, and fit it to your boot the same day.
Already Scanned?
Order Your Custom Insole Online.
If we've captured your scan in store, your foot data is on file. Order additional orthotics for any activity from our online shop, shipped to your door.
Questions
Do custom orthotics work in any ski boot?
Yes. Surefoot custom orthotics fit every brand and model of ski boot. Your fitter trims and seats the orthotic in your boot in store, and if you buy new boots later, any of our 29 stores can fit your orthotic to them.
What's the difference between a footbed, an insole, and an orthotic?
Different names for the same idea: the layer your foot stands on inside the boot. Skiers tend to say footbed, shoe brands say insole, and the medical world says orthotic. A Surefoot custom orthotic is that layer, built from a scan of your foot rather than picked off a wall.
Do I need a custom orthotic if I'm getting a custom liner?
No. They do different jobs: the orthotic supports your foot from below, while the liner surrounds your foot and ankle. Both are optional at a Surefoot fitting. Your fitter can explain the choices and check the setup you decide on.
How long does it take?
A custom orthotic is milled in about 30 minutes. A full custom boot fitting takes a little over an hour.
Are custom orthotics covered by insurance or HSA/FSA?
Custom orthotics are more commonly covered than liners when prescribed for a specific condition. Ask your Surefoot technician for an itemized receipt; HSA/FSA reimbursement depends on your account and medical justification.
The Fit Starts
Under Your Foot
Our 29 locations worldwide are ready to scan your feet and build your custom orthotic in about 30 minutes. Book a fitting to get started.
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