Thin insole?

[JStol5]

Hey all,

Looking for a low profile aftermarket insole recommendation. Don't want to take up a ton of room in the boot. Thanks.

 

[AttackMode]

Dress Shoe Insoles

Form Insoles

www.forminsoles.com

I have these. They are very thin, no cushioning but good support.

 

[AZ_Hunter_2000]

SuperFeet.

 

[realunlucky]

I've got these https://lathropandsons.com/collections/l-s-synergy-footbeds/products/high-mountain-synergy-footbeds if you like gel inserts they are very thin

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[fishslap]

I thought that the superfeet trailblazer insole was lower volume than others I’ve used if you’re looking for something with real arch support. I noticed on their website they have a new one called Adapt Hike Max that looks good but not sure of volume.

 

[Black ice]

The traditional Superfeet were opposite of what i would consider a "thin" insole.
No experience with their more recent offerings.

 

[fishslap]

The traditional Superfeet were opposite of what i would consider a "thin" insole.
No experience with their more recent offerings.

The greens are super high volume IMO. The trailblazers were thinner.

 

[Poser]

The Superfeet “carbon” are the lowest profile SF insoles and are considerably thinner than the standards and especially the “trail blazer” line

 

[Shimmybro3]

I have super feet black but I wouldn’t recommend them as I don’t think they do much

 

[BRTreedogs]

Superfeet carbon