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#93005 - 03/23/08 12:08 PM SOFT insoles?
Heintooga Offline
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Registered: 04/15/02
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Loc: GSMNP
I'm in search of the SOFTEST insoles I can find. Any suggestions?
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#93006 - 03/24/08 08:41 PM Re: SOFT insoles? [Re: Heintooga]
Tango61 Offline
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Registered: 12/27/05
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Loc: East Texas Piney Woods

What have you tried?

They make a green and a blue Superfeet which some people really like.
I don't recall which is softer.

Do you need arch support?

I've tried Spenco but I don't really know what to compare to.

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#93007 - 03/25/08 01:04 PM Re: SOFT insoles? [Re: Heintooga]
dkramalc Offline
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I like the Spenco Hiker insoles; they seem to cushion my feet better than anything else I've tried, while still supporting my arches. Before I used them, my feet would feel bruised on the bottom after hiking.
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#93008 - 03/26/08 09:17 PM Re: SOFT insoles? [Re: dkramalc]
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Spenco has been good for me for 30 years. I haven't tried the Superfeet. With a high arch, I use the Spenco's with the yellow plastic under the neoprene cushion, so I have to take the insoles with me when shopping for boots.

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