Rocker soles gently propel you through the gait cycle so your feet don't have to work so hard. Designed with a slight curve, the sole "rocks" the foot from heel-strike through toe-off, barely bending the shoe. A rocker sole reduces pressure on the foot, ankle, toes and metatarsals and saves energy by eliminating thousands of small compensations the foot would otherwise make in each step.

Across the Aravon collection, you will find two types of rocker soles—full ground contact and heeled.

Semi-rigid casual rocker soles are made of EVA and offer the comfort of an integrated, anatomically contoured footbed with deep heel cups in a full ground contact shoe.
You'll find casual rocker soles in Livi and Lena clogs and Lauren sandals.

For Stridarc™ heeled rocker soles, Aravon engineers fine-tuned rocker technology to accommodate a 12/8 heel height. Through a unique process, a rigid bi-fit board is embedded in a comfortable rubber outsole. Styles with this type of rocker sole have removable, anatomically contoured footbeds with deep heel cups.
Look for Stridarc heeled rocker soles in Monica, Miranda, Megan and Marian sandals.