I can't feel my toes!

[theWB 2]

I'd try the superfeet in your current vapors first before pulling the trigger on new skates!

[romdj 26]

I'd try the superfeet in your current vapors first before pulling the trigger on new skates!

superfeet will decrease the boot volume

[mrusse01 0]

superfeet will decrease the boot volume

That's kind of the conclusion I came too. I played today with my Vapors, tried the superfeet in there but couldn't even lace them up really, went back to the regular insoles immediately.

[OpenIceHit42 2]

I have a problem with my toes being freezing cold towards the end of practice/scrimmage/games in my Supreme ONE60's. It doesn't feel like circulation is being cut off, not quite sure what the deal is.

[supa 3]

That's kind of the conclusion I came too. I played today with my Vapors, tried the superfeet in there but couldn't even lace them up really, went back to the regular insoles immediately.

I had tried this before, albeit with a dr. scholls because I have high arches and thought that might be the problem. The insoles only lasted 2 games before I yanked them.

Ive used my new skates twice since my first post, feet feel great

[mjpisat 36]

I have the same type issue, but not to that extreme. my feet get cold as I skate. I think I'm cutting off my circulation. I have size 6 Bauer Vapor X 4.0's

It was the first skate I bought. got fitted at a shop at a rink and obviously the kid at the shop had no clue. he said, you're feet look regular/narrow so get vapors. i didn't know about the varying boot volume at the time.

so should the top of your foot be even or below the eyelets? Mine looks to come out above by a little bit.

maybe supreme's are an option. i've tried reebok and ccm, but they are WAY too wide.

[wrangler 157]

Search for "pencil test".

[Chadd 916]

I have the same type issue, but not to that extreme. my feet get cold as I skate. I think I'm cutting off my circulation. I have size 6 Bauer Vapor X 4.0's

It was the first skate I bought. got fitted at a shop at a rink and obviously the kid at the shop had no clue. he said, you're feet look regular/narrow so get vapors. i didn't know about the varying boot volume at the time.

so should the top of your foot be even or below the eyelets? Mine looks to come out above by a little bit.

maybe supreme's are an option. i've tried reebok and ccm, but they are WAY too wide.

Your feet should be below the eyelets.

[mjpisat 36]

when I look at my foot in my skate i think the only part that is above the eyelet is the curve from my foot in to my shin. make sense? i guess that's to be expected?