another insole thread

[InDeep]

Sorry, I went through a ton of the past threads on. And did find my answer ..So I just got another pair of Tibet's after a long serch this lastwinter I searched quite a bit for a good boot that has some softer soles . And ended up right back were I started . Not that its a bad thing . Just have picky feet and the Tibet's fit like a glove but with one complaint the hard soles . I have been running super feet greans . And tried the SOLE brand .I have high arches . the Salomon insoles are great but they were out fast in my opinion and I have ran the crap out of their shoes the last two years . So any ides guys , all ears ??

 

[Darren Best]

If you want soft and cushy, go with the Synergy foot beds from Lathrop.

 

[Arrowslinger]

Montrail EnduroSole -good arch support with a moldable cushioned top. Soft, yet supportive. Or if you're used to Green SF's, take a look at the Orange ones...same thing with added cushioning.

 

[Tiger Rag]

Powestep Pinnacle have more cushion than the superfeet greens by a good bit. They just work for my feet better (maybe more of a running shoe insole - but still extremely supportive. I haven't noticed any breakdown in the 3 years I've been running them. They are also less expensive.

 

[peter]

Don't go spending to much on insoles because some can just be overly expensive pieces of rubbery plastic and that it.

 

[shaun]

I have had great luck using the copper super feet with the Tibets

 

[Biggs300]

I use green Superfeet with my Kenetrek Mount Extremes and orange Superfeet for my Asolo Sasslongs. I probably have 5 or 6 pairs of other brands I've tried but Superfeet have worked best for me. I have heard good things about Synergy foot beds and may have to get them a try when mine wear out.

 

[SDHNTR]

Powerstep Pro Tech. I've tried all sorts. Best blend of support and cushioning I've found. Have them in all my boots.

 

[trkyslr]

theperfectinsole.com
Love this product best insole ive tried, which is several.