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I would get in touch with Mephisto resellers and see if they are available. If not, a good quality shoe repair shop can source them or make them for you.
it's very simple. just take out the insole from the sneaker, then put some talcum powder in the sneaker, then put the insole back. this will eliminate the squeaking.
the problem is that sweat gets between the insole and the inside surface. the friction between the two is the cause of the squeaking.
I use posture control insoles for my flat feet. They are made especially for flat feet. they help with problems with balance as well as general foot problems caused by flat feet.
I've had this problem with my daughter's shoes, and her foot is very narrow. I cut down some generic-brand Dr. Scholl's-type insoles (available at grocery and drugstores) and that did the trick.
1. Get the appropriate sized insoles, and lay the right show on the right insole, and the left shoe on the left insole. Trace them with a pen.
2. Cut out the insole, cutting slightly inside the lines-- the inside of the shoe is smaller than the outside.
3. Work the insoles inside the shoe. Use your fingers to feel around the edges to see where you need to trim them to fit.
4. If it's too long, don't trim all the length off the toe, or all the length off the heel... you'll mess up where the arch curves.
Good luck! I hope it works for you.
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