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SOLE Work Footbeds

SOLE Work Footbeds

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Providing just the right amount of stability, cushion, and support, the SOLE work footbeds are built to endure long days on the job. Designed to work in unison with the biodynamics of your foot, this insole keeps your foot in a balanced, neutral position and evenly distributes pressure to help relieve fatigue Read More

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RussB
228
May 9, 2019
Which specific version are these? What's the forefoot thickness? I want to order but won't as you aren't telling me what is being offered. IF these are basically the performance thick model, I'd buy multiples. At least give a link to the company's description of this product. Fucking shame, i feel like i might be missing out on a good deal. FWIW, I'm wearing performance thick at 3.2 mm right now and they're great. Confirm what these actually are before the drop ends so i can make an informed decision.
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RussB
228
May 10, 2019
Do you know the difference between the work and performance lines?
glennac
1363
May 10, 2019
RussBNo, I sure don't. My experience with SOLE has only been from the Sport and Work ones I have received from Massdrop over the last couple of months. Have never tried the Performance ones. The Sport and Work ones I have (Medium) don't feel any different from one another to me. But I do like the effect of using them - and you can't beat the price here. Personally, I wouldn't bother with the Performance ones. I'm not a runner or athlete. But I am on and off my feet all day at a hospital and the Sport and Work ones are definitely helping.
glennac
1363
May 8, 2019
Ordering 2 more sets. You can't beat $20 a piece! Really liking the two sets I have now. Yes, $7.79 shipping. However, they are quite bulky items to ship.
Demonicpirate
3
Mar 23, 2019
Holy bageeezus that shipping and handling charge is not cool. I want them because I'm flat footed but that's making me take a pass.
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glennac
1363
Mar 26, 2019
So if the footbeds were $23.95 and shipping was $4.95, would that somehow be psychologically more acceptable? Because of their size they come in a huge 19 x 14 padded mailing envelope. That’s definitely not going to ship at the base First Class postage.
scope
198
Mar 26, 2019
glennacI think for a lot of people, the answer is Yes, even though your example is $1 more. Some people just don't do the math. Just calling it as I see it, agreeing with both of you.
CanadaGoose
80
Mar 23, 2019
MD, please show some love to the hikers in the community, and drop the Sole Active footbeds next! (please 🙂) https://www.massdrop.com/buy/sole-active-footbeds 190 of us have been waiting for a loooong time....
LQDForce
538
Mar 22, 2019
These are the Medium thickness at 1.6mm. Using the "Work" term for these footbeds is a tiny bit misleading on SOLE's part. I would not use these with any type of "work boots" whatsoever. imo these footbeds are good for dress shoes and sneakers. personally, I much prefer the SOLE Active Footbeds and await for their return. They are available in thin,medium and thick - so perfect for any normal footwear.
LQDForce
538
Mar 29, 2019
difference between Work and Sport footbeds? or the Active ones I was referring to? well to be frank, I briefly tried both Work and Sports models and could not discern a difference between the two. same thickness across, material is EVA and both feature the same tech. the Active footbeds are different, they are full-sizing range (vs trim to fit on the Work footbeds), flex is less soft which is a good thing, as i find the Work footbeds too soft and less supportive. one model of the Active footbeds also comes with metatarsal support padding. EDIT - just found a bunch of PDFs over at SOLE's website to list all the different models and best uses. these are quite handy. Massdrop should defo add these to any future drop description! https://media.yoursole.com/media/ysdotcom/images/products/footbeds/Insole-Footbed-Comparison-Grid.pdf
https://media.yoursole.com/media/ysdotcom/images/products/footbeds/Insole-Footbed-Best-Uses.pdf
https://media.yoursole.com/media/marketing/catalogs/SOLE_SS19Footbeds_Workbook_Digital.pdf
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glennac
1363
Mar 29, 2019
LQDForceThank You. That’s super helpful. 👍🏼
satanas
71
Dec 9, 2018
It would be really helpful if Massdrop would list the forefoot thickness whenever they have Sole footbeds for sale. This varies dramatically, and there's no way known that some of them will fit in lower volume footwear, for instance cycling shoes. (I assume these ones are high volume/thick.)
LQDForce
538
Mar 22, 2019
satanasMedium thickness actually.
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ADVcyclist
141
Oct 25, 2018
For those that are curious about the style, width, and size of these inserts; I snapped some photos next to my oldest set of SOLE inserts from my cycling shoes and an insert from my Vasque daily wear shoes. (Both size 11US/45EU)
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ADVcyclist
141
Oct 27, 2018
The red ones in the photos are excellent for cycling and they've been in my shoes for about 3-4 years now. The heat molding to the natural shape of my foot makes for a no-stress environment in my shoes and I've had numerous 12~18 hour days in the saddle with those inserts. The WORK soles from this drop don't quite have the same foot cradling though, the forefoot on them is flatter and more broad than my red ones. Not to say they won't also mold, but I have no experience with them before now.
Tooongs
42
Oct 27, 2018
ADVcyclistWhat Soles are those? I actually want to try putting in my cycling shoes but it's probably gonna be hard to put it in my work shoes if I ever want to use them in my work shoes
Scout
17
Oct 8, 2018
shame the size L is sold out. Wanted 2 sets of these...
EZ_living
211
Oct 5, 2018
what's the difference between these and the version that dropped a few weeks ago?
fathobbit
5
Oct 3, 2018
I've used these for years. Great support, far better than Superfeet insoles that offer zero arch support. These have nearly cured the plantar fasciitis in my left foot. They may feel a little extreme at first, but they will mold to your feet on their own over time or you can heat mold them.
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