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These custom moldable SOLE Slim Sport footbeds are designed to be used in low-volume footwear like ski boots and cycling shoes.
The Slim Sport Custom heat-moldable footbeds from Sole give you control, stability and extra firm support in low-volume footwear. Footbeds are in men’s sizing; order two sizes down for women’s shoes
| Material: | Polyester/EVA/high-density EVA |
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 | Sole Slim Sport | $45.95 |
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 | Sole Dean Karnazes Signature Series Custom Footbed - Medium Volume Men's Footwear > Insoles | $45.00 |
 | Sole Ed Viesturs Signature Series Custom Footbed - High Volume Men's Footwear > Insoles | $45.00 |
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Excellent support for their slim profile | |
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| Like these insoles a ton for their slim profile and support. The Merrell's I have are "tipped" forward a bit by the outsole, and so force the foot forward while walking. The extremely low profile heelcup of these insoles works perfectly to balance this, and also provides lots of arch support and support overall. Unfortunately, the forefoot is too narrow, and due to the rigid nature of these insoles, there is friction where my foot extends past the lip of the insole on the big toe side--makes for a pretty good hotspot. Wouldn't trade the rigidity for the support, but could use to have them wider in the forefoot (could always be cut to fit narrower feet). | |
| JMTMAN at Mountain Gear on 07/11/2007 | |
Work great | |
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| My sponsored team cycling shoes started causing problems with my arches. I tried Superfeet w/o success. Soles have solved the problem. Don't think that this is an overnight fix. I used them a week or two before the problem was solved. These are not for running, they're cycling specific (no padding). Don't be shocked if you need to cook them 2 times before they're completely molded to your feet. My first try was close but the second try (after a few days) was right on. | |
| Robert the biker at REI on 07/01/2009 | |
Achiliese Tendonitis | |
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| After 3 runs in my new Soles I developed Achiliese Tendonitis. At first I never thought it could have been caused by the Soles. But after seeing a doctor and reviewing the onset of the injury I realized that the only thing that I changed was adding the Soles. Now I am dealing with a time consuming, expesive injury through which I can't run or bike. | |
| Injured Mike at REI on 04/03/2009 | |
Don't bother with these for cycling shoe | |
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| These are way too thick for cycling shoes...I had to trim them to fit mine and then they're too thick for Sidi shoes. They feel great in my running shoes however. | |
| Uni at REI on 09/16/2008 | |
