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No but really peeps. The added arch support and unbelievably cloudy cushion feeling will honestly do nothing but help your riding ability. The distribution of pressure that you get with the EVA foam is ridiculous. The viscoelastic gel is seriously noticeable when trying to stomp tricks on something a little more high impact than usual. I’ve ridden with a variety of different insoles including Suprefeet and custom insoles from Surefoot and honestly neither of these have given me the support, cushion, or added performance that Remind Insoles have. The product this company is putting fourth is legit.
]]>I really want to try the gel based insoles which I haven’t tried yet so that will be good. Interesting to hear everyone’s take on insoles and what you guys rock/don’t like.
The first thing I do with new snowboard boots is take out the generic ones that come with and put in my own insoles.
]]>I will never use Superfeet again. Great buzz words yet big fail on delivery.
The pressure distribution in these gel based insoles is so much better than any custom orthotics I’ve had in the last 5 years.
]]>Just eyeballing them, they basically look like SOLE footbeds with Superfeet-like plastic insert and gel cushion in the heel. I wish their website had more than techy buzzwords. Of course, that pretty goes for every insole website from Superfeet on down.
Shay, do you ride with Insoles currently? If you get a chance, let me know what you think. I have a pair of Korks I got hooked up with that I like better than any stock insole I’ve tried in the past, but I wish they were lower profile in the forefoot. These look interesting.
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