Superfeet TRAILBLAZER Comfort Hiking Boot Insoles, Pine, F: 12+ US Womens / 11.5-13 US Mens
December 1, 2018 - Comment
Designed specifically for hiking, TRAILBLAZER Comfort Max insoles stabilize your feet on uneven ground. The Superfeet shape securely supports your foot in the boot, minimizing fatigue and reducing shifting that can lead to hot spots and blisters. Shock-absorbing AeroSpring Dual Comfort foam enhances comfort, even on the roughest terrain.
Product Features
- EVOLYTE carbon fiber stabilizer cap provides weight-defying support for the trail
- Reduces fatigue and provides reliable stability for the rigors of a good hike
- Superfeet shape minimizes shifting, hotspots and sore toes on uneven ground
- Impact pad disperses impact on ascent and descent
- Heel cup helps prevent heel slip and toes hitting the front of the boot
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These have made my feet very happy I was a bit skeptical that these were worth the price, but these have been wonderful. I’ve had issues with foot pain, and shin splints and knee pain with hiking, so I bought these to try with my 3 year-old Oboz boots.On my first hike, I went 12 miles on moderate hills, and I wasn’t dying to pull these off at the end. I’ve worn them at least a dozen times since, and I’ve had zero issues with foot or leg pain, and I’ve even been keeping my boots on for a while after a hike instead…
They’re good, but I wanted more. I can’t fault these inserts as they are exactly as described. I’ve had the regular “green” superfeet inserts before and these do seem to absorb more shock in the heel and ball of my foot than the old ones did. They were definitely an upgrade from the worn out inserts that they replaced. However, I don’t think they’re quite enough. They could be more form fitting around my foot (they feel a little loose still), they could also absorb more impact (there’s gel, but it’s not…
Amazing for fallen arches and Plantar Fasciitis! (*Had to order oversized insole, trim to fit) I’ve purchased many Superfeet insoles over the years and found most are somewhat small for me. The overall length is always ok, but the heel cup is not quite wide enough, nor is the arch support long enough. I used to be a heavy guy, carrying a lot more muscle when I ran, resulting in fallen arches and flat feet over the years. Perhaps too many sprained ankles from large rocks, gravel in Iraq.After owning/using many different pairs of Superfeet and recently suffering from Plantar…