Superfeet insole users

[Bum8221]

The first thing I do with my super feet insoles is wrap the heels lightly in Leukotape to prevent them delaminating… my feet tend to destroy shoes, boots, and insoles.

I have severe PF and using super feet and switching my everyday boots to Thorogood and my shoes to Alta, and stretching a lot has made my symptoms very agreeable to my activity level.

 

[TimberHunter]

I’ve tried the support but wondering about the cushion. For hunting(mostly no trails), do you prefer one over the other?

I use both the hike support and hike cushion, and have found them to be a major upgrade over the cheap insoles that boots generally come with. They fit pretty similar, but the cushion seems to take up more room in my boot. The hike cushion has rubber pieces underneath that last a lot longer than just the foam in the hike support, but can feel spongier when walking, especially the first few days. Also, both of these insoles do require some break in. My feet are always mildy uncomfortable for a solid day or two of hiking before the insoles start to perform the way I like. After that they are good for a whole season or more depending on how often you soak your boots.

 

[BasicUtahrd95]

I’ve tried the support but wondering about the cushion. For hunting(mostly no trails), do you prefer one over the other?

For off trail use I’d give a slight edge to the support over the cushion. I feel like the support is marginally more stable for things like side hilling. I’m really picking fly sh*t out of chilli at this point though. The two are VERY similar once broken in. The biggest deciding factor between the two is how much room I want the insole to take up in my boot.

 

[TimberHunter]

For off trail use I’d give a slight edge to the support over the cushion. I feel like the support is marginally more stable for things like side hilling. I’m really picking fly sh*t out of chilli at this point though. The two are VERY similar once broken in. The biggest deciding factor between the two is how much room I want the insole to take up in my boot.

Thanks. I ordered comfort to give it a try since I already have an old pair of support. On really long days, bottom of my foot would be tender but that’s likely just a number of miles thing

Looks like they do a 60 day “warranty” so I’m assuming I can change out for support if I don’t like comfort


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[Huntingfarandwide]

I have skinny feet with a high arch and very susceptible to plantar fasciitis so I have been pain free for the last five years with these.

RUN Pain Relief: Running Insoles for Pain Relief | Superfeet

Designed specifically for running, Superfeet RUN Pain Relief Max insoles help stabilize the foot to minimize repetitive stress.

www.superfeet.com

 

[BasicUtahrd95]

Thanks. I ordered comfort to give it a try since I already have an old pair of support. On really long days, bottom of my foot would be tender but that’s likely just a number of miles thing

Looks like they do a 60 day “warranty” so I’m assuming I can change out for support if I don’t like comfort


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It’s definitely worth a shot. I would bet the added cushion will help for high mileage days. For me, it has taken a couple of hikes to get them broken in. My feet are always a little uncomfortable for the first few miles on a new set of insoles. Get a few hikes in and let us know how it they work out for you.

 

[beerbucksducks]

I have 2 pairs of greens size D NIB I’ll trade or make someone a deal on.


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