Two to three inches, taken at the heel
Sits under a sock — nothing to see, nothing to explain
Stays on your foot when your shoes come off
Soft medical-grade silicone, not a hard wedge
1. リフトの高さを選ぶ
2. セット数を選ぶ
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Pull the sleeve onto a clean, dry bare heel like a short sock, so the wedge sits under your heel and the top edge sits below your ankle bone. Pull your usual sock over it. Put your shoe on as normal. Take them off at the end of the day and rinse them under the tap; leave them to air dry.
One piece of translucent medical-grade silicone, moulded so the wedge and the heel cup are the same part. Perforated through the wall for airflow. No adhesive, no fabric, no separate insert. Sold as a pair.
Free delivery on every order, in plain unbranded packaging with nothing on the outside that says what is inside. If they are not for you, email us within thirty days of delivery and we refund the order.
One sock, pulled up. That is the whole trick.
You have had a good evening. Then you are at her door, she says come in, and you look down at your shoes. Everything you have been standing in for the last three hours is about to be left in her hallway.
So you stall. You keep them on a beat too long. You make a joke about your socks. You work out whether the hallway is dark enough. It is a small thing, and it has hijacked the end of every good evening you have had this year.
Imagine instead bending down, untying them, standing back up, and being exactly as tall in her hallway as you were in the bar.
ELVO™ is designed for exactly that.
An insole lives in the shoe. That is the whole problem with it: the moment the shoe comes off, the insole is lying on somebody's floor, pointing at you.
This is built the other way round. The wedge is moulded into the base of a soft silicone sleeve that pulls onto your bare heel like a half-sock and grips it. Perforations through the wall let the skin breathe. Your sock goes over the top and your shoe goes on as normal.
So when the shoes come off, nothing has changed except that you are standing in socks. There is no bulge, no outline, and no object left behind on the floor.
1Onto the bare heel, like a short sock. The silicone grips; it does not need to be stuck to anything.
2A normal sock covers it completely. This is the step that does the work.
3Any shoe with a closed heel. Nothing changes about how you put them on.
IllustrationThis is an illustration of what the sock covers, not a photograph of a customer — we have not been selling long enough to have one and we are not going to borrow somebody else's. What is real is the shape: the sleeve ends below the ankle, and a normal sock ends above it.
| Height insoles and elevator shoes | ELVO |
|---|---|
| Live inside the shoe | Lives on your foot |
| Gone the moment the shoe comes off | Still there in socks |
| One pair of shoes, or a wedge that migrates | Moves to whichever pair you wear |
| A hard ramp under the heel | Soft silicone, moulded, held in place |
If you already wear lifts, you know the height works. What you are buying here is the twenty minutes at the end of the evening that you currently spend managing. That is the whole proposition, and it is worth deciding on honestly.
The alternatives are a taller shoe, which commits you to one pair and is obvious from the side, or an insole, which is fine until it isn't. Neither survives a hallway. This does, because it is attached to you rather than to the shoe.
And if it turns out you don't get on with it, you have thirty days to say so and we refund the order. You are risking a month's patience, not the money.
No. The sleeve ends below the ankle bone and an ordinary sock ends above it, so the silicone sits entirely inside the sock. It is visible if you take the sock off, in the same way anything is.
Any shoe with a closed heel. Your heel sits higher inside the shoe, so a shoe that is already tight at the top may feel snug — if you are between sizes, choose the smaller lift first.
It is a fair worry and it is worth answering straight: a raised heel keeps the calf and Achilles slightly shorter than flat ground while you are wearing it. We are not clinicians and we are not going to tell you it is impossible. What we would say is what physiotherapists say about heels generally — don't live in them, take them out when you are at home, and stretch. If you have an existing Achilles or foot problem, ask someone qualified before you buy.
The lift is the wedge under your heel; the total figure adds the sole of an average trainer. Most people start at the middle one. If you have never worn a lift before, start lower — the jump is more noticeable to walk on than it looks on paper.
It is soft silicone rather than a rigid insert, and the cup holds it still instead of letting it slide. That is what we can honestly claim. Whether a raised heel suits your feet for twelve hours is personal, which is why there are thirty days to find out.
Wear them properly — a real day, in real shoes, not five minutes on the carpet. If they are not for you, email us inside thirty days and we refund the order.
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