Anyone seen this before?

[Rande 0]

http://eastwesthockey.net/sugrcuficety.html

Now things are going crazy around here.

[Jim A 4]

custom insoles are a nice enhancement for those who don't need orthodics...I've been using various Sole footbeds for a couple months now...a regular 1.6mm softec one for the deep boots and a slim series for ones like my 7000's...they run around $45 you put them in the oven @ 200 for 2 min and then they mold to your feet

[fultonreed 1]

what in the picture are we looking to buy?

[Thockey17 1]

Its a 30min prosses, eh?

[figgifumi_11 3]

I used to work for REI and we had a similar machine/process there. It was very popular with the hardcore backpacking crowd who were very particular about the fit and comfort of their hiking boots. I think we charged about $75 for the service and it took about 30 minutes.

[sogaduch 0]

i know we used to have that back in the 80's-early 90's are our don mills store but we got rid of it just because it took up alot of space and i dont think people were into it alot

[thenizzle 0]

anybody know where to do this in ma?

[hockeysew 0]

I use the black superfeet insoles that I removed the plastic heel section from-did I do more harm than good? They feel really good in the arches and feel of the skate but is the plastic piece neccesary

[pantherfan 0]

I assume they put it there for a reason

[tsanga 0]

I use the black superfeet insoles that I removed the plastic heel section from-did I do more harm than good? They feel really good in the arches and feel of the skate but is the plastic piece neccesary

I have the grey ones. The plastic is what gives them the support, so without it, what's holding up your arches?