20 Best Insole For Ski Boots (2023 Updated)

I bought two pairs – for me and my husband. Although the descrilption says “women’s” I couldn’t imagine what difference there would be between women’s and men’s poles, functionally. The design on them isn’t particularly feminine and my husband likes them.

The only issue is that the Velcro wrist strap isn’t large enough to use over bulky gloves, which is the only reason I’m not giving five stars. We will, of course, remedy that by using thinner gloves, but I thought I’d mention that as it could be an issue on really cold days.

The strap could probably be made bigger with a Velcro extender. I see that the strap is labeled ‘medium’, so there might be a large-sized replacement available, but I’d be surprised if the straps alone didn’t cost more than I paid for these poles.

We will make do. At the price offered, these can’t be beat. Very happy with my purchase.

I have these inserts for almost every shoe. As a dancer, I have high arches and most shoes are very flat, which causes pain and triggers tendinitis (inflammation within the Achilles’ tendon). Along with wearing them casually in sneakers, flats, heels, etc, I’ve also danced in them! Very comfortable and flexible, and hugs my arches perfectly.

Helps with arch support. Fits well with my running shoes. Reasonable price. Have bought separate pairs for different shoes instead of switching between shoes.

Bought these at the end of season / lockdown so can’t comment on thermal efficiency. Easy to trim to a snug fit if you have an original insole. seem similar to superfeet Green in terms of thickness / effect on fit.

Pleased with how they’ve fitted and looking forward to using them in anger next winter.

When I bought new ski boots last year, the MEC staff recommended I purchase these footbeds when we heat-fitted the boots. I’ve put many miles on my ski boots since and they feel super comfortable, never any abrasion of discomfort.

I also move them to other ski boots with good results. This year I put these in my hiking boots and liked the feel. A buying tip: When selecting the size, it’s very important to get the correct fit and that doesn’t necessarily mean selecting the correct size.

My feet are 9 – 9. 5 and I bought size 13 Superfeet and cut them down. This is because while trying numerous sizes, I put my heel in the heel cup and then felt where the arch support was most accurate for my foot and turned out is was a size 13.

I use these in my ski boots and regular snow and casual boots. They have completely cured my plantar fasciitis. Seem true to size. Will probably try others for different types of shoes, so happy with this product.

Bought these for my wife as a Christmas present. She has bad foot pain mid foot every time we snowboard. She’s used these 3x already and has had no pain at all. Wonderful product.

Used these in a new ski boot. Really helps with boot fitment & comfort. Would recommend it whenever getting a new ski boot or when old insoles are wore out

good prices on these, lots of others really over charge for such simple tech. Blue is great for the slightly reduced arch and lower volume, leaving more room in the boot for your foot. Otherwise they are pretty much the same as the green.

They are firm and may take some getting used to. Orange Superfeet provide more padding in the front. On the con side without the lump behind under the mets your foot does not get support there and with the rest of the foot being held in place cramping might still be an issue for some.

Overall, Superfeet are a great first step in fixing foot issues and for many its all they will ever need. Boarding boots I use Orange Sking I use Blue and or custom insoles.

These Exel Cross Country Thermo XC Ski Poles are very nice, and the closeout deal made them an even better buy!! One of the big features is the cork grip which is more comfortable for us than some of the other grips made of plastic or composite material.

Unfortunately we won’t be able to use them until next winter, so we will know better how great they are!! But so far, so good!!.

The insoles are new and work well. The packages on the ones I bought whave been open but thats okay. Product is genuine. Therm-ic has changed their product line and the new batteries are likely incompatible with old insoles, so be careful in purchasing and parts (chargers, etc) as they all need to be consistent.

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Die einfachere Universalausführung der Sohlen ist da praktischer.

I had problems with my toes going numb. It was so bad it would take about an hour for the feeling to come back to my toes. I thought it would always be a problem and I would never find a solution. These are a definite game changer for anyone looking to improve how their snowboard boots fit.

Just these alone solved the problem. The heat mold I got at the PDX store was a bonus for my boots. If you are having problems with your boots, go to a boot fitter at EVO!!.

These are the best insoles I’ve used for my ski boots. I’ve had custom insoles that hurt a lot and tried hiking insoles that also hurt. These work really well; good support and pain-free skiing.

I’ve used lots of footbeds including custom molded Superfeet. I have fairly low arches and even the custom insoles put lots of pressure on my instep and were very hard feeling underfoot. The low Sidas are the most comfortable insole that I’ve used for Snowboarding and manage to be supportive but as comfortable as a pair of broken in sneakers.

They also seem to hold up quite well. Great product.

I needed new insoles in my 6 year old Mako’s anyways so I gave these a try. My skates are pitched forward to begin with (which I wouldn’t have any other way) so other than feeling a little weird for a couple laps around the rink, there was no big difference.

They definitely feel comfortable and I feel very secure with the new insoles. I find myself putting them in my identical back up pair of skates so that’s got to say something. I wish they were less expensive but I could say that about almost everything.

I’m curious to see how they last. I’m willing to bet they would make a bigger difference for users of a certain brand of skates that leave you flatfooted.

I was experiencing a lot of arch pain after just a couple of miles on my weekly skate so I decided to try these insoles for my USD Aeon 80 and Seba FR1 urban skates. After some breaking in period, my feet does not get tired as fast as before and I can skate longer.

They are made of carbon fiber which mean you will get great arch support, but you will feel more road vibration and they won’t be as comfortable as the non-carbon version. Still, they are worth trying.

Sizing advice: if you are at the upper edge of sizing you may want to size up! For example, I wear skate size 9 so based on the sizing chart I should have picked the size D (7. 5 – 9), but I bough the size E (9.

5 – 11) and they fit great. The heel cup do vary across sizes, so if the cup is too small for you it will be uncomfortable, especially for wide feet. I definitely would recommend going to the story and trying them in person as I did, but if you order online and if you are at the size boundary or you think you got wide feet then order the next size.

You shouldn’t worry about the length as they can be trimmed. I hope this helps.

My wife bought me a pair of Mission Inhalers WM03’s so that I could start playing pick up hockey again and maybe join a team again. The oem insoles were killing my feet. I had them bake on Tuesday but the outside of my foot were still hurting when I laced the boot as tight as possible.

With superfeet the pain has gone away completely and I did not know these existed until I found them here. I am so glad I found them on here because they saved my skates. I was almost going to return them but now my Missions feel great!.

There are a couple things I’d suggest changing with these so that they become a 5 star product. First of all, these are much better than using the sticky feet warmers that are air activated – you get to control when the heat goes on, what setting, and for how long! Now, the negatives: Remote – 2 of the first 6 uses with these insoles resulted in only one insole turning on with the bluetooth remote (each time I put these in my boots I would test the remote by powering the insoles on and then off).

There should be some feature on the remote itself that tells you when the insoles are on. I don’t even know how it’s possible for one to turn on and not the other when both have been paired to the remote but it happened twice to me.

Second, I think that a removable battery would be a better option for these. Sitting in the tree stand in those late season hunts up in MN can drain the power and there isn’t enough daylight to allow for a full charge between morning and afternoon sits.

A removable battery though would allow the insoles to work on full power essentially all day. Overall I am happy with these as I think they are better and more convenient than the sticky feet warmers but for the price of them I would expect at the very least both insoles turn on 100% of the time when the remote is used rather than the 77% I am experiencing right now.

I received received the ActionHeat Heated Insoles today. Even before I opened the outer box, it did not look good. It was from eCommerce Returns. I opened it and found the ActionHeat box had been previously opened and re-taped closed.

I opened the AH box to find that it still had the return info from the previous person, Danny, who ordered these Insoles and returned them because the remote did not work and the Insoles did not produce enough heat.

BTW, the insoles had already been trimmed to fit in his shoe, which is narrower and smaller than mine. I did verify that the remote does not turn on (likely needs a new internal battery), but did not try the insoles because they are already cut too small.

I will return these. I wonder if someone else will get them with my return information in the box. This rating is not about the product, it is about business practices of Dicks Sporting Goods.

I have a problem keeping my feet warm. The ActionHeat Rechargeables appears to have solved my problem. I’ve used these insoles while cycling and snowshoeing. Surprisingly, their low profile allows me to use them with my existing shoes.

The ActionHeat insole are flat so you should take that into account if you have specific needs in your foot apparel. The bottom line for me is that they are comfortable to wear, they keep my feet comfortably warm (not hot) and they outlast me in the woods — it’s a great product.

I have had plantar fasciitis and achilles problems. After trying many things the doctor decided that I needed to see a foot doctor. I then purchased insoles at 500. 00 dollars which in a bit of time worked.

The sad part is before my 500. 00 expense I had purchased your product but did give your SOLEs enough time to work. The foot doctor asked me what I had tried and I told him SOLEs and he asked how long had I used them for.

I then knew I could have saved me money and pain I have recommended them to my sister and friends. I recently bought a pair for my son as a Christmas gift, (he wears the 500. 00 ones! and I told him SOLEs where as good) I have purchased them from a couple of stores in Winnipeg (Canadian footwear and Legacy) before buying direct from you.

I like the thin SOLEs because they fit nicely in my shoes with great support as I wear them in all my shoes every day. Great product.

I bought the SOLE inserts as I needed a full support insole following foot surgery two years ago. My feet have gone through a lot. I have a high arch and most shoes do not. I bought two pairs and have them in my most used footwear.

The support is ideal and the materials used feel great. The SOLE inserts are continuing to prove a great purchase for me and as winter arrives I will be on them every day.

i usually use the Casual Thin or Performance Thin insoles with my allen edmond boots in the spring and fall. i got these as a winter alternative to maintain the familiar comfortable support, but with the insulation for the colder weather.

Fits the same thickness. i used some thinsulate boots before in the winter, but now i can just enjoy my favorite boots with the same insulation as the cold weather specialized boots.

Took out the stock insoles with my favorite winter biking boots and used them to trace / trim the SIDAS 3Feet Merino Mid insoles to fit the boot. The merino + silver reflective membrane that makes up the footbed of these insoles is plush, but not so thick that it makes the shoes / boots fit tighter.

Additionally, the merino + silver reflective membrane materials are warm and comfortable. However, the plastic molded arch supports (Mid height) turned out to be uncomfortable in my winter boots. I don’t use arch supports normally, but was fitted with the Mid height insoles at my local REI based on the arch of my feet.

I think if I was someone who normally wore arch supports or really needed them, these probably would have fit the bill perfectly. But for me, at the end of the day, I just wanted a solid and warm merino wool insole to replace the stock foam insole of my winter boots and this just didn’t fit the bill.

If your looking for a nice firm support this is what your looking for. I wear $500 orthotics most of the year in my work boots but needed an insert for the cold months. Mine are kinda a spongy material so if my feet sweat they don’t dry and freeze.

These are made of a different material with the wool. I need firm support. They aren’t prescription orthotics but they are firm enough I can get away with it for a couple month. I have plantar fasciitis in both feet.

These fit my ski boots with minimal trimming. My old factory insoles were 5 years old and the padding was worn out. These aren’t cushy, but neither were my old ones, so I didn’t notice a big difference.

I did notice however, my feet have been warm even when skiing in below zero weather. My feet are also less fatigued at the end of the day.