OmaKing

Buy OmaKing Insoles – Handmade in Estonia, Made for Barefoot Shoes

Barfußwelten carries the complete OmaKing range: 13 insole variants and children's slippers, ready for dispatch from our own warehouse in Germany. Free shipping from €40 (DE), 30-day return policy with free returns (DE) and plastic-free packaging. Over 700 customers rate us "Excellent" (4.8/5) on Trusted Shops.

OmaKing is handmade by the family business Ritico OÜ in Võru, Estonia. What makes them special: The insoles are extra wide cut, making them suitable for barefoot shoes with a wide toe box – for conventional shoes, you can cut them to size with scissors, using the removable insole as a template. Natural materials such as mulesing-free wool, merino, cork, bamboo, felt, and leather are used.

The OmaKing Range at Barfußwelten

• Warmth for Autumn and Winter: Merino Thermo (4 mm – the thinnest thermo variant), Thermo and Dark Thermo (5 mm, with heat-reflecting aluminum layer), Wool (7 mm, without aluminum), Natural felt and Lambskin
• Freshness and Odor Control: Fresh cork with activated carbon, Extra fresh, Premium leather and Recycled leather with deodorant effect
• Breathable for Summer: Bamboo, Extra breathable, Natural coconut and cotton
• For Children's Feet: Kaku felt slippers – warm-lined or made of wool felt

Direct to selection: OmaKing children's slippers – or matching waterproof socks from Sealskinz for wet days.

Frequently Asked Questions about OmaKing

Do the insoles fit in barefoot shoes? Yes – that's what they're made for: extra wide cut for the wide toe box. They are intentionally a bit larger so you can trim them precisely to your shoe shape with scissors if needed.

Which insole is the warmest? The Wool (7 mm) is the warmest variant without an aluminum layer; the Thermo models additionally reflect ground cold with their aluminum foil – the Merino Thermo is the thinnest of these at 4 mm. Honestly: every insulating layer slightly reduces the immediate ground feel in barefoot shoes – but your feet stay warm.

How do I care for the insoles? Take them out of your shoes in the evening and let them air dry – do not place them on a heater or put them in the dryer.

Are you new to the topic? On our page "Why Barefoot Shoes?" we explain construction, differences, and the transition step by step. Answers to further questions can be found in our FAQ section.