How does the Joya sole work?

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The Joya sole combines soft-elastic cushioning with additional construction elements designed by Joya for comfortable walking. According to Joya, the construction includes a soft-elastic PU foam midsole, an abrasion-resistant outsole, a comfort-oriented insole and a soft upper.

Joya describes three sole types – ACTIVE, SENSO and WAVE – with different focuses on stability, cushioning and support.

Note: The actual walking sensation depends on the specific model, the shape of the foot and individual acclimatization.

Does this affect you?

  • You want to understand how the Joya sole is constructed
  • You are interested in the differences between Joya soles
  • You are comparing shoes based on cushioning and stability
  • You want to understand the technology before buying
  • You are looking for shoes for long periods of walking or standing
  • You want to understand the difference between ACTIVE, SENSO and WAVE

Possible causes

  • Long walking distances
  • Prolonged standing
  • Hard surfaces
  • Individual comfort requirements
  • Sensitive feet
  • Different requirements for stability and cushioning

What role does the shoe play?

The Joya sole is constructed as a system. Joya describes a soft-elastic midsole, an abrasion-resistant outsole, a breathable insole and a comfort-oriented upper.

The three Joya soles at a glance

  • ACTIVE – stable standing surface with soft cushioning; according to Joya, designed for secure walking on different surfaces and longer distances.
  • SENSO – particularly soft cushioning and even pressure distribution, according to Joya for sensitive feet and pain-sensitive joints.
  • WAVE – soft cushioning with active support in the midfoot.

In brief

The Joya sole consists of several components.

Joya describes three sole types: ACTIVE, SENSO and WAVE.

According to Joya, ACTIVE focuses on stability and cushioning.

SENSO focuses on soft cushioning and pressure distribution.

WAVE combines cushioning with midfoot support.

The actual walking sensation should be assessed when trying the shoes on.

Buying guide

Which Joya sole is suitable depends on the desired walking sensation and intended use.

Anprobe-Tipp Warum
Define your walking profile Everyday use, work, long distances or different surfaces
Compare sole types ACTIVE, SENSO and WAVE have different areas of focus
Try them on The walking sensation is individual
Consider your foot shape Fit remains crucial
Take several steps Check the rolling motion and stability directly

Joya describes its sole technology as Swiss technology focused on comfortable walking. Joya’s current presentation lists three sole types with different areas of focus.

Joya sole - Frequently asked questions

How does the Joya sole work?
The Joya sole combines soft-elastic cushioning with construction elements for stability and rolling motion.
Which Joya sole types are available?
Joya currently describes ACTIVE, SENSO and WAVE as three sole types with different areas of focus.
What is the ACTIVE sole?
According to Joya, ACTIVE combines a stable standing surface with soft cushioning.
What is the SENSO sole?
According to Joya, SENSO is designed for particularly soft cushioning and even pressure distribution.
What is the WAVE sole?
WAVE combines soft cushioning with active support in the midfoot, according to Joya.
Is the Joya sole very soft?
Joya describes the soles as soft-elastic. The actual walking sensation depends on the sole type and model.
Can I use the Joya sole for long walks?
Joya positions ACTIVE in particular for longer distances; suitability nevertheless depends on the specific model and the individual.
Which Joya sole is intended for sensitive feet?
Joya describes SENSO as particularly suitable for sensitive feet.
Can I wear Joya shoes with insoles?
Depending on the model, individual insoles may be used. The specific fit should be checked.
How do I find the right Joya sole?
Consider the intended use, desired walking sensation and foot shape, and try the models on directly.
Does the Joya sole replace medical treatment?
No. Shoe technology does not replace a medical diagnosis or individually prescribed therapy.

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