Superfeet Hockey Performance Insoles - Carbon Fiber Inserts for Hockey Skates - Professional Grade

I like the firm feeling of these insoles (ordered the performance model). Took the advice in other reviews and sized up to a skate 7-8. I wear a 7 in women's skates, so the recommended size was skate 5-6 as they're based on men's sizes. Coming from the softer Aetrex insoles, the Superfeet feel more responsive on the ice. I have a normal arch, but Jacksons have always felt too roomy in the arch area of the skate, even with insoles. These fit perfectly and give my entire foot a point of contact. The arch support immediately improved my outside edge control. Since I'm not fighting to avoid collapsing inward, deep outside edges hold beautifully and no longer skid on strong landings. I will say that there is some additional pressure on the ball of the foot, likely because of the insole heel pitch. It's not severe, but it does help to lace a strong heel lock and ensure you're fully settled into the heel when using these. Honestly, this is good practice to begin with. I can see how skaters whose skates are too large would likely find these painful.

Immediate pain relief!The pinky toe on my left foot had been getting mashed into the front outside of my boot on hard stops and was really starting to be a problem. I was using skip lacing to try and give it some extra room and even that wasn't doing it.The night I installed these I full laced the boot for the first time in two years just to see if the insoles would really correct the sliding. It did!!! Totally pain free! It also felt much easier/quicker to initiate turn in, change direction, and stop.Would totally recommend these to anyone having issues with foot or heel movement in your skates.These were used in my quad roller skates for roller derby.

Works perfect for my five-year-old son that’s in a size 12. The quality seems top-notch. It has taken care of the pain he was having in his feet, knees and lower back. Very supportive and seems very durable.

The hard liner is as close as one can get to a true orthotic without actually getting a custom orthotic. I put these in my new Bauer Nexus 9000 skates, and they fit great. The break in was fine, and I felt like I got more power transfer than the stock insoles.Obit the Bauer speed plate still has me curious. But for now, this us hands down an improvement over the stock insoles.

My skates are Bauer Nexus, 9.5. I got the size 11-12 insoles. You can see that the superfeet are bigger than the stock Bauer insoles, but the arch/shape matches up to the Bauer ones/my foot. I trimmed the superfeet, they fit great. Stock insoles were so thin that the rivets underneath hurt my feet. Superfeet are thick enough to provide more cushion than stock but still thin enough not to make the fit too tight. They’re comfy and keep my feet in place. I have “Bauer bumps” on the backs of my heels and the superfeet don’t boost my heels up out of the spot they formed in my boots- which is great. Immediately more comfortable than stock, not like life changing where all discomfort is gone, but much better- very nice. Glad I got them!

Got these for my old CCM Tacks and the fit is perfect! Would highly recommend!

Superfeet Hockey Pro Insole - ESSENTIAL skate component IMO I can't describe the instant comfort, control and power that these provide. They are magical. And work no matter where you place them apparently, as I plucked the pair from my FR1s, where they were sandwiched between the stock footbed and my intuition premium liner. Note that in the FR1s I kept the Intuition premium's shock absorber installed and put that sucker right on top of the Superfeet.... I don't know how that physics, but it does it anyway.So I had to trim a couple of mm to fit the inserts into the CJ2, but it slid in right above the stock red foot bed insert...which also has plenty of shock absorbing material built in to the heel area since it is the base CJ2 model with the integrated liner. Instant results.Before the Superfeet, I had all kinds of issues breaking in the CJs. My 2nd toe is longest by a few mm and the left one was still pretty painfully bent in the boot after a few sessions in the CJs. Overall the boot was too roomy in the toe area (besides that L2) and lacked support above my foot. Even with the wax laces I couldn't get the lacing to compensate. I had none of the desired control to feel safe exploring edges or jumps or especially toe rolls. Max session time around 1.5-2 hours before pain and fatigue took over.

I recently purchased a pair of Bauer Vapor 1x skates. You would assume for nearly $1000 the skates would have a decent insole and not some thin piece of paper they call and insole. Wrong. The skates insole was pretty much nonexistent and so I explored my options and came across SuperFeet.The Carbon model seems to be top of the line and the best model they offer. While they provide good arch support they forced my foot into some strange position within the skates that caused my ankles (both inside and outside, on both feet) to become sore and bruised. Also, on the front of my foot near my big toe, my result was the same, sore and bruised. I figured I had just laced my skates too tight or some other anomaly and I needed to wear them a few times to let me skates and my feet adjust.Every time I skated I ended up with the same results, bruised and sore spots on my feet. So bruised and sore that it literally hurt to walk for days after skating. I could only imagine if I was still playing semi-professional hockey and skating multiple times a day how this would not end well for me.I think these could be great for others but for me, they just don't work. Maybe I have strange feet but every other insole I have used in my skates or shoes has never left me so battered.So, in summary. Hockey compnaies, no matter what you pay for your skates, give you junk insoles.