insole question

[ofl0926]

so in my boot search, i bought a pair of crispi nevada and have been extremely happy so far. Been using them on the stair master and walking around the neighborhood with no issues. so i started to think that some of you replace the insoles of your boots with superfeet. now i know the superfeet are all different. living in south FL, i do not have the chance to try them in my boots. how would i go about choosing a good pair? i dont want to run into an issue where i have to try on multiple pairs to find something that fits my feet. that would be a lot of money wasted.

 

[deerhunter628]

Their website does a good job of explaining what each is for. You need to match your feet with their description. The green work good for me and seem to be pretty popular.

 

[Spoonman]

so in my boot search, i bought a pair of crispi nevada and have been extremely happy so far. Been using them on the stair master and walking around the neighborhood with no issues. so i started to think that some of you replace the insoles of your boots with superfeet. now i know the superfeet are all different. living in south FL, i do not have the chance to try them in my boots. how would i go about choosing a good pair? i dont want to run into an issue where i have to try on multiple pairs to find something that fits my feet. that would be a lot of money wasted.

Do you have a REI near you? If so they will let you try out the insoles in the store to see what ones you like. I ended up going with the comfort ones.

 

[bsnedeker]

Personally, I don't care for superfeet. They have no padding to speak of and the one pair I put in my hunting boots the heel cup cracked on my very first trip. I had been using superfeet for a couple years in my sneakers, but this experience turned me off of them for anything heavy duty...YMMV.

I went to Bass Pro Shops and picked up a set of SofSoles FIT and have been using them the last two seasons and strongly prefer them to the superfeet. They have a slight padding under the ball of the foot that is really nice, and they have held up well for me. They also had a foot-mapping station at BPS that told me the right insole for the shape of my foot. Plus I got to buy from a store that supports the second amendment!

 

[ofl0926]

Personally, I don't care for superfeet. They have no padding to speak of and the one pair I put in my hunting boots the heel cup cracked on my very first trip. I had been using superfeet for a couple years in my sneakers, but this experience turned me off of them for anything heavy duty...YMMV.

I went to Bass Pro Shops and picked up a set of SofSoles FIT and have been using them the last two seasons and strongly prefer them to the superfeet. They have a slight padding under the ball of the foot that is really nice, and they have held up well for me. They also had a foot-mapping station at BPS that told me the right insole for the shape of my foot. Plus I got to buy from a store that supports the second amendment!

I don’t have an REI but I do have a bass pro 30min from me. I’ll check them out
Thanks for the heads up


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[Landonm]

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