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Hike boot insole recommendations ?

Sasso · 2019-10-13 20:26:47

Hi, Looking for a steer on decent replacement insoles for my Meindl boots please ? Any suggestions on experience please ?? I know people have different requirements regarding pronation and so on but I'm just looking for a recommendation please. TIA

13-10-2019 8:26pm

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Sasso

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Hi, Looking for a steer on decent replacement insoles for my Meindl boots please ? Any suggestions on experience please ?? I know people have different requirements regarding pronation and so on but I'm just looking for a recommendation please. TIA

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#2 14-10-2019 6:41am

dogmatix

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I tend to use the "superfeet" ones in my hiking boots. Never had any complaints. Snow and Rock and great outdoors stock them (or did - I bought my last pair 18 months ago).

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#3 29-11-2019 12:13am

jamfer

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I would second the Superfeet recommendation. I've been using tthem for years. I've used the green one to climb Kilimanjaro. I used the orange ones on Aconcagua. I use the blue ones in daily shoes.

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