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I basically joined this site to hear from some others on this topic. My boots are starting to get a little old and I was told that a pair of footbeds would help keep them going a bit longer. In addition to the regular superfeet, sole etc. I saw aline after reading something about how a ton of olympians are using their product. Does anyone have any experience with/know about these?
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Upstate NY
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Are you asking about new insoles? I have a pair of ShredSoles in my boots and the feel in uncomparable to the crappy insoles that came in my boots. My friend has some gel inserts in his, but I dont know how they are working out for him. Go check out ShredSoles - Performance Snowboarding Insoles
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: slc utah
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ShredSoles - Performance Snowboarding Insoles are legit got some in my boots too ... especially great if you have high arches like I do
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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I work in a shop and have been trained by Masterfit in bootfitting and custome insoles. If you want to go all out and get a full custom, Instaprint, conformable and superfeet all have them available. Just make sure you find a reputable shop that can make them for you. I prefer instaprint because when we take the molding of your foot it's in the unweighted postion meaning all of the bones in your feet are in their natural position. With that, you get support in all of the appropriate places.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: CA
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I just saw a tv commercial for Dr. Sholl's new foot mapping machines they're putting in some drug stores. The mapping is in the weighted position and, of course, they're only going to reccomend their own products, but it looks interesting...for us cheaper snowboarders.
...anyway, I use superfeet blues. After trying trying the greens and not liking the ultra high arch, I switched to blue and have been using the same pair for 2 seasons. |
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So I purchased a pair of alines and used them last weekend up at Sugarbush, 50 inches baby. Footbeds felt great, good enough to throw in my daily shoes. Normally after lunch I'll get a lot of soreness along the bottom of my foot which wasn't the case with the alines in.
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I thought it was interesting…the rep from ortholite messaged me and offered me a free pair. On the one hand its great to get offered a free pair. On the other hand its pretty shady to be trolling these sites and using them to backdoor their products to people. Hmmmmmmm.
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