Low profile insole

[sivart]

I've tried a handful of insoles. Because they are all generally thicker than the stock ones, it raises my heel and causes me to blister.


Does anyone know of a decent model that is fairly low profiled?

 

[txtransplant]

I don’t know about low profile, but if you haven’t tried Sole yet, I recommend it. There’s a thread on here about them; it’s the only insole I wear in all of my shoes and boots now. Very pleased I found them, as I used to have issues with insoles not feeling right.

 

[sivart]

which ones do you like? I'm leaning toward trying the thin

 

[dgfavor]

I've tried a handful of insoles. Because they are all generally thicker than the stock ones, it raises my heel and causes me to blister.


Does anyone know of a decent model that is fairly low profiled?

These might be more low profile than you are after...as in no profile, zero-drop...but they are what I use in all my shoes/"boots". Their new MFM insole might be what you are after - I use their pan flat models.


Run 619 MFM insole

Run 619 Flat Insoles

 

[Blackdog317]

Superfeet Carbon are worth a look. They solved a similar problem in a pair of my boots.

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[txtransplant]

which ones do you like? I'm leaning toward trying the thin

Sorry, I didn’t remember they had those thin ones. The thin models has ZERO cushion. Those were not comfortable for me, but YMMV.

I use medium in almost all of my boots and shoes, except for heavy insulated boots, where I have room for thick insoles.

I’m really not sure about your thickness concern, I just wanted to mention this company in case you hadn’t seen them. Like I said, I didn’t find anything I liked until I found these.