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Footbeds / insoles, what do you use?

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mozzy
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Well, I learned that they make a (big) difference.

What do you use, the stock ones, or customs? How much did you spend? Maybe post a pic or link?

Jun 1 2006 9:25AM
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=nick=
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a lot of people get custom insoles which u can get for like 100 at ur local shop but i use superfeet which cost like 35 bucks and theyre fine
Jun 1 2006 9:57AM
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Kev
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word i throw superfeet in mine too.
Jun 1 2006 1:23PM
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Lineskier-101
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I just use stock.
Jun 1 2006 1:27PM
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Mex_LineJib^a
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superfeet are fine.. cheaper than $100 dollar ones and way better than stock
Jun 1 2006 1:42PM
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Burrito
Posts: 1864 - Karma: 930
Sole Custom Footbeds

www.yoursole.com

You mold them yourself, and they're only like $40. the Ultras have great cushioning for freeskiing.
Jun 1 2006 2:22PM
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ski_cartel
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i use super feet, there cheep aad effective
Jun 1 2006 2:38PM
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Paul-o-Rama
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i got custom sure feet, one pair for my sneakers and one pair for my ski boots, when i first put them in my boots, all numbness, coldness and pain completely disapeared, most amazing feeling ever, i don't think i've ever been so comfortable in a ski boot in my life
Jun 1 2006 4:28PM
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johanblaze
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i use superfeet.
Jun 1 2006 4:32PM
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chrismoJBEATS
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can u use the dr sholls in like cvs?
Jun 1 2006 4:49PM
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Jib_This
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same. They've lasted through 2 pairs of boots, so really, I've basically spent as much as someone who's bought 2 pairs of superfeet.
Jun 1 2006 4:59PM
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poofartpee
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i use superfeet foot bed things the shock absorbing model and i love them
Jun 1 2006 8:12PM
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hk_
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I use Sole
Jun 3 2006 3:43PM
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LC.
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Instaprint customs. If you ski more than 20 days a year, get some custom footbeds - by far the best money you can spend on ski equipment, and they'll last years - I sold some boots to a patroller this year who had 7 year old Conformables that were still in good shape, and he must have been skiing 150+ days a year on them.
Jun 3 2006 4:36PM
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fouldsys
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super feet is the way to go
Jun 3 2006 4:56PM
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Literature
Posts: 13673 - Karma: 3,085
If you really want to do it right, check out Surefoot. The best footbed period, but because I am lazy and cheap, I have Sole footbeds. I Create my own custom footbeds by landing flat and casing a bit to break them in, and after that they are fine.
Jun 3 2006 11:33PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Superfeet for me, but next pair of boots, I'm getting the custom footbeds done.
Jun 4 2006 4:16AM
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LC.
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Not true at all.
Jun 4 2006 6:04AM
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