FOOTBEDS

[sleestack 0]

Does anyone know if replacing the stock footbed w/ a sport one would help make a skate fit more snug? And if so which ones? I have a slightly bigger right foot, maybe 1/4 and want to see if a new footbed would reduce the extra little space. Thanx!

[BK 0]

Welcome to the board. Insoles/footbeds are a very common topic here. You might want to use the search function and search through the many threads on it already.

Here is a search for "footbeds"

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index...ite=%2Bfootbeds

[Allsmokenopancake 0]

Also search "Shock Doctor" or "Superfeet". The consensus is that Superfeet are thinner in your skates than Shock Doctor. I had a bit of room in my skate, so I put in Shock Doctor, and they work perfectly for me.

I have noticed a big difference after a couple of skates adjustment, to the comfort factor in the skates as compared to them with the stock footbeds

[santiclaws 0]

Also search "Shock Doctor" or "Superfeet". The consensus is that Superfeet are thinner in your skates than Shock Doctor. I had a bit of room in my skate, so I put in Shock Doctor, and they work perfectly for me.

I have noticed a big difference after a couple of skates adjustment, to the comfort factor in the skates as compared to them with the stock footbeds

One of my feet is slightly bigger, so I put a new footbed in the skate for the smaller foot. Works great for me.

[Spreedizzle 1]

Shock Doctor in my Vector 8.0's snugged up my fit a bit...especially since I have a low/shallow foot.

[duch 0]

I have Shock Doctors in my RBK 8K's and they work terrific. If you like the thinner inserts go with Superfeet. I've found both work well and are usually much better than what the skate manufacturers put inside their skates.

[Doctor Hook 0]

My only regret on Superfeet is that I didn't buy them a long long time ago. No more footpain, skates feel awesome, and I've noticed improvement in my control during turns.