Insole for shoe

1. An insole for a shoe, comprising:

a cuboid bone support protrusion having a first surface configured to support cuboid bone of a user's foot and a second surface opposite from the first surface, the first surface being arranged to at least partially contact a sole of the user's foot, the cuboid bone support portion being downwardly inclined toward both left and right side edges through centering around the region adapted to correspond to the cuboid bone while including an area from a region adapted to correspond to the cuboid bone to a region adapted to correspond to a navicular bone so as to be gradually decreased in thickness and which is downwardly inclined along a forward-and-backward direction from the region adapted to correspond to the cuboid bone through centering around the region adapted to correspond to the cuboid bone so as to be gradually decreased in thickness, whereby the cuboid bone support protrusion is gradually decreased in thickness along front-back and left-right radial directions through centering around the region adapted to correspond to the cuboid bone,

a calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion which is provided on the first surface of the cuboid bone support protrusion, wherein a top surface of the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion is configured to at least partially contact the sole of the user's foot and to overlap a top surface of the cuboid bone support protrusion, and the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion includes a region configured to correspond to a calcaneal tubercle at a position that overlaps a long plantar ligament, the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion being downwardly inclined along the forward-and-backward direction from the region adapted to correspond to the calcaneal tubercle so as to be gradually decreased in thickness, the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion being configured to support the long plantar ligament at a position that overlaps the calcaneal tubercle,

wherein the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion is formed of a material such that a part having a maximum thickness in the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion is sunk by a weight of a user and, whereby the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion is configured to support the long plantar ligament at a position that overlaps the calcaneal tubercle in a state where a foot movement of the user's foot is permitted around the cuboid bone support protrusion to reduce distortion of a calcaneocuboidal joint to an outer longitudinal arch of the sole of the user's foot.

2. The insole for a shoe according to claim 1 , wherein the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion is configured to maintain the outer longitudinal arch of the sole and is configured to support a whole of a calcaneus at two locations including the calcaneal anterior part and a rear part of the calcaneus.

3. The insole for a shoe according to claim 1 , wherein the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion is downwardly inclined toward both-side edges and along a forward-and-backward direction.

4. The insole for a shoe according to claim 1 , wherein a surface layer is arranged on the cuboid bone support protrusion and the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion so that an insole body is formed in multilayer.

5. The insole for a shoe according to claim 1 , wherein the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion is formed of a material different in physical property from other portions, and when a foot is placed to allow the other portions to sink, the calcaneal anterior-part support protrusion supports the calcaneal anterior part from the sole.

6. The insole for a shoe according to claim 1 , wherein the cuboid bone support protrusion is formed of a material different in physical property from other portions, and when a foot is placed to allow the other portions to sink, the cuboid bone support protrusion supports the cuboid bone from the sole.