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SOLE Active & Active Wide Footbeds
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SOLE Active & Active Wide Footbeds
Odoyle21
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Mar 27, 2018
Anyone try these in a hockey skate? I don't really want to change the way the skate fits, other than increasing the arch support. Definitely think the thick would be too much, but not sure if the thin or medium would work either..?
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Curieux88
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Mar 27, 2018
Odoyle21According to their site: THIN FOOTBEDSIdeal for tight-fitting, low profile footwear with thin or no factory insoles such as slim-fitting dress shoes, casual shoes, slim running shoes, cycling shoes, cleats and ski boots.
i dont know how hockey skate fits, but im guessing it's gonna be a tight fit, like ski boots and cycling shoes. so maybe thin is the way to go
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ZOSNESS
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Mar 27, 2018
Curieux88SOLE is a Canadian company, so of course they make sure the Active Thin fits in hockey skates. They are also heat and wear moldable to your skates.
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