Lael Wilcox Thin Top Covers
Lael Wilcox Thin Top Covers
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Limited edition Top Covers made in collaboration with ultra-endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox.
Lael Wilcox Thin Top Covers are the replacement comfort layer for any Tread Labs Thin insoles: Ramble, Pace, or Dash. They attach to the arch supports with a low-profile hook and loop, making them easy to replace or swap with other styles of top covers to fit all your shoes. They are constructed with a 3mm thick, higher density foam for a firmer feel.
Shipping
Shipping
We offer free shipping within the US. Transit time is 4-5 business days.
Shipping to Canada is $10 with a transit time of 5-7 business days.
International shipping costs $25 for 1-2 pairs and $40 for 3-5 pairs. All duties, taxes and fees are paid by the customer.
We ship Monday-Friday, excluding holidays.
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Easy as tying your shoes.
Swapping top covers is simple - just hold the arch support in one hand, grab the front of the top cover with the other hand, and peel back. Affix your new top covers to the arch support and you're ready to go.
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Built for comfort.
Open cell foam breathes to keep your feet cool, dry and comfortable. The top surface is designed for low friction, to prevent blisters and calluses.
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Keep shoes fresher.
Replacement top covers are treated with PURE, a silver-based antimicrobial, designed to keep shoes and boots fresh. Don’t let your shoes become an environmental hazard.
Lael Wilcox - Born to Ride
Lael Wilcox is an ultra-distance cyclist. Born in Anchorage, Alaska in 1987 she won the 2016 Trans Am Bike Race on her first attempt, becoming the first American winner, male or female. Measuring 4,400 miles the Trans Am is the premier self-supported bike race across the continental United States. The previous year, in 2015, Lael set the women’s record for the Tour Divide, a bike race from Banff, Canada to the Mexican border with a total race distance of 2,745 miles. These feats as well as those that followed led Bicycling Magazine in 2019 to describe Lael Wilcox as the ‘fastest ultra-endurance racer in the world.’
In 2024, she set the record for the fastest woman to bike around the world.