Customer stories

Designed by clinicians and makers worldwide.

Podiatrists, foot-and-ankle surgeons, physiotherapists and makers in over 30 countries design and 3D-print custom insoles with Ergono3D — and tell us how it went. Here's a sample, in their words.

30+

countries with active makers & clinicians

continents — the Americas to Oceania

Where our users are

Real paying customers · country-level only, no personal data

🇺🇸United States🇧🇷Brazil🇲🇽Mexico🇦🇺Australia🇩🇪Germany🇪🇸Spain🇨🇦Canada🇫🇷France🇨🇱Chile🇹🇷Türkiye🇳🇿New Zealand🇳🇱Netherlands🇨🇴Colombia🇰🇿Kazakhstan

🇬🇧United Kingdom🇨🇭Switzerland🇸🇪Sweden🇦🇹Austria🇩🇰Denmark🇵🇱Poland🇸🇦Saudi Arabia🇨🇷Costa Rica🇮🇸Iceland🇺🇦Ukraine🇬🇷Greece🇭🇺Hungary🇧🇬Bulgaria🇭🇰Hong Kong

In their words

Quotes from real user emails — anonymized; names shown only with permission.

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Clinician

I did a lot of research to find the ideal software for my workflow — and on Google, I found you. The free preview was easy and very intuitive.

🇲🇽 Orthopedic foot-and-ankle surgeon · Mexico

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Clinician

Thanks for the demo credits — I was able to print off a pair, and I really like the software.

🇦🇺 Sports physiotherapist · Australia

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Maker

Honestly, it has great feel and grip — what printed felt amazing. It feels a lot better than regular TPU.

🇲🇽 3D-printing studio owner · Mexico

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Maker

The print looks pretty amazing… they're so close to perfect.

🇳🇿 Maker · New Zealand

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Maker

I printed a sample and it fits well — I'm focused on the arch and heel.

🇺🇸 Designer · United States

Printed by our users

Real user prints arranged from straightforward first results to more advanced layered and workshop-finished builds.

Start simple

Print → lattice → layering → finish

A pair of custom TPU insoles printed by an Ergono3D user — User-printed pair

A custom TPU insole printing on an FDM printer bed — Printing in progress

Close-up of a 3D-printed TPU insole lattice — Lattice structure close-up

Arch profile in use — New Zealand

User holding a black lattice insole with a pink full-length layer — Open lattice with a full-length layer

Gloved hands finishing a layered orthotic in a professional workshop — Workshop finishing

Advanced user build · final

A layered, covered orthotic.

At the more complex end: an orange printed shell with a full-length black cover, shown from the side, during a hand flex check, and at the maker's workstation. These are different views of the finished build, not a step-by-step sequence.

Finished orange and black orthotic photographed at a fabrication workstation

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Quotes are from real user emails and shown anonymized; we publish names only with permission. The country list reflects real orders, shown at country level only — no personal data is displayed.