CCM footbeds

[Rankin2 2]

I had a pair of x:60's and am looking to get into new vapors after trying the mako's and not liking them. My 60s had superfeet, and with those not available at my workplace i was wondering if the new CCM footbeds eould work in a way reasonabky the same. To be clear I can't take the superfeet out of the 60s as i sold them

[jimmy 194]

The CCM footbeds have great support like the Superfeet, plus they come in different configuations to semi-customize them to your feet, something the Superfeet doesn't. To select your CCM, you stand on their machine and it maps your feet to tell you if you have a low, medium or high arch. Then you determine if you are bowlegged, strait leg or knee knocker. Using those two parameters you then pick the footbed that matches your situation.

[AIREAYE 248]

Support yes, but in different ways. The CCM product is an arch support, so it focuses on keeping that arch from collapsing. SF is a heel support, so they focus more on keeping that stable while aiming to address possible pronation or supination problems as well.

Although there is a difference when you compare them inside the skate, I find that on-ice performance for me at least, is about on par with each other.

[K Snizz 0]

I have very high arches so the flat and thin Nexus 1000 foot beds are not the most comfortable.

I purchased the High CCM foot beds. I love them they give me much more support and are very soft and comfortable. the only thing was there was such a difference in the thickness of them that it made my skate feel a little different. I re-baked my skates and they are now perfect. Although they are a little pricey, IMO they are definitely worth it.

[psulion22 402]

I need new footbeds to replace my Superfeet yellows. With these and the Graf/Sidas #d's, I'm not sure which offers the best benefits. I have fairly flat and wide feet, and I did like my superfeet. Does anyone recommend the Superfeet vs Graf vs CCm over the others?

[JSK81 400]

For the price of those, I'd definitely get custom footbeds. I can recommend https://www.footbalance.com/