Akusoli Shoe: The Magnetic Acupressure Insole, Explained
Akusoli is a trim-to-fit insole built around magnets placed at acupressure points, a silver-based antimicrobial coating, and contoured arch support — aimed at everyday foot and heel soreness rather than a diagnosed medical condition. Here's how the sizing, materials, and setup actually work.
How It Works
Each insole combines a few distinct elements in one fabric-topped pad: small magnets positioned at points that mirror acupressure and reflexology pressure maps, raised acupressure pads in the same zones, a silver-based antimicrobial top layer aimed at reducing bacteria and odor, and a contoured arch-support shape meant to follow the curve of your foot and spread weight more evenly across the sole. It ships in two sizes — S/M and L/XL — each printed with trim guides so it can be cut down to a specific shoe size rather than relying on one fixed shape.
One Pair, Any Shoe
Because each size is cut to fit along printed guide lines against a full EU/UK/AU/US chart, a single pair can be trimmed down to match nearly any shoe size — no need to guess at a fixed one-size-fits-all shape or buy a different insole for every pair of shoes you own.
What's in the Box
- Akusoli insoles, S/M or L/XL
- Magnets at acupressure points + textured pads
- Silver-based antimicrobial top layer
- Contoured arch-support base
- Printed trim-to-fit size guide
Set Up in Under a Minute
- Pick S/M or L/XL based on your shoe size, using the printed EU/UK/AU/US chart.
- Trim along the printed guide lines to match your exact shoe size.
- Drop the insole into your shoe in place of the stock insert — no charging or setup needed.
Worth knowing before you buy: by the brand's own disclaimer, Akusoli products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any specific disease or condition — they're framed as a complementary supplement to professionally designated treatments, not a substitute for a podiatrist's evaluation of a genuine condition like plantar fasciitis. For the full breakdown of what's a verifiable design feature and what's sales-page framing — including a real tension between the marketing copy and that same disclaimer — see our independent Akusoli Shoe review.