Hanfy pure drops the membrane, which means far less synthetic fibre in the construction. Hemp and flax do the insulating, temperature-regulating and moisture-absorbing work, and a latex backing keeps the insole from sliding inside the shoe.
For anyone minimising synthetics in their footwear, this is the cleanest insole option across the barefoot brands — neither Vivobarefoot nor Xero Shoes offers a membrane-free natural-fibre equivalent. See the complete Wildling range or the full multi-brand barefoot catalogue for context.
Available in selected sizes across the EU 18–48 range. Thinner than the standard Hanfy, so it costs less internal volume. EU price: €7.90.
Q: Does this work with barefoot shoes from other brands?
A: In most cases yes. Wildling accessories are built around Wildling sizing, but insoles, laces and socks are widely used across brands — check the size range against your shoe before committing.
Q: Why does this matter in a barefoot shoe?
A: A thin, flexible shoe has nothing between your foot and the ground, so insoles, laces and socks change how the shoe feels far more than they would in a conventional cushioned shoe.
| Color: | Blue, Purple, White |
| Size: | 20, 24 |
| Material: | 100% Polyester |
