Good all-around insoles

[WYO_ATL]

I bought a pair of Hanwag Alverstone this spring and have put around 50 miles on them so far. I absolutely love them, but they could use a little more cushion. What would you recommend as a good all-around hiking insole? I won’t be spending money for sheep’s feet or lathrop and sons. Looking in the $50-60 range.


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[Sneaker]

Just got the superfeet cushioned hikers I think they they called and they seem good so far.

 

[abbrown]

Currex are my go-tos for running, hiking and general wear.

 

[cwitt]

I have had really good luck with the SOLE insoles, specifically the blue ones with the cork bottom. I believe I’ve got 4 pair now between my hunting and work boots and they’re fantastic. Good arch support while still having great cushion for wearing all day and zero issues with the durability. They can be just worn in but I have always followed the instructions for heat molding them to my feet by placing them in the oven. They retail for $60 but I’ve been able to find them for less also.

 

[skip189]

Superfeet blues for me based on my arch. Have them in all my hunting and hiking boots.

 

[fngTony]

If you have a good superfeet retailer near you go try them out. One local to me had almost all types and sizes available for demo. I went in expecting to buy the run low arch max cushion according to the online recommendation. Ended up with their work line max cushion. This line has an arch that is supposed to mold a little bit to you and after a week of daily use I’m very happy. Benefits are a cushioned toe area, arch that fits very well, middle of the heel is just foam so you don’t feel that plastic support on the bottom and the overall padding is really nice. I also have the Alverstone and noticed more cushion with the superfeet.

 

[Andouille]

Superfeet Green fit my feet with relativelt high arches perfectly, but they're definitely a little firm. Anyone have a recommendation for a similar fit but more cushioned alternative?

 

[Lathrop and Sons Boots]

I bought a pair of Hanwag Alverstone this spring and have put around 50 miles on them so far. I absolutely love them, but they could use a little more cushion. What would you recommend as a good all-around hiking insole? I won’t be spending money for sheep’s feet or lathrop and sons. Looking in the $50-60 range.


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Our standard insole is 59.00 and works real well if you wanted something with great cushion...