What is the name of Timberland's proprietary insole cushioning technology?

Timberland’s proprietary insole cushioning technology is Anti-Fatigue Technology.

The system uses a molded foam footbed with an inverted-cone structure. Those cones compress under load, helping absorb shock and return energy as the wearer steps. The design was created to make long periods on hard surfaces more comfortable and to reduce the feeling of tired feet.

Anti-Fatigue Technology is not simply a generic label for cushioning. Timberland uses the name for a specific comfort platform found across selected footwear, including classic six-inch boots and Timberland PRO work styles. Some products describe it as a removable footbed or anti-fatigue insole, while others use related versions such as Ventilated Anti-Fatigue Technology.

A common mix-up is to answer “shock absorption.” Shock absorption describes one function of the system, not its proprietary name. “Cushion Technology” and “Comfort System” are similarly broad descriptions rather than Timberland’s branded technology. The neighboring feature readers often ask about is the steel shank, which supports the arch but is separate from the insole’s cushioning system.