NEW SUPERFEET 'CARBON PRO HOCKEY'

[m3thods 13]

Sorry for the bump but I did a site-wide search and couldn't find the exact answer.

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I understand that Superfeet Carbon Pro Hockey shouldn't be baked. Does that mean that I simply put them in after the skates are baked and while they're on my feet? Or are they not allowed to be in a heated boot as well?

 

[Gswift 33]

Yup, bake the skate without the Superfeet, when the boots come out of the oven, slide them in, mold the skate as usual...

[m3thods 13]

8 hours ago, Gswift said:

Yup, bake the skate without the Superfeet, when the boots come out of the oven, slide them in, mold the skate as usual...

Perfect thanks for clarifying!

[jeffg 13]

i am looking to put the super feet in a pair of vapor x90 skates size 7.5EE   Should I get the size 7.5-9D or the 9.5-11E? I know both would have to be cut down to fit thanks

[beerleaguecaptain 999]

The bigger ones. You can trim I’d needed but you’ll need the width.  When JR did my customs (Nexus V-cut 8EE) we went to larger Superfeef. 

[Shogun 19]

Bumping an old thread. Has anyone tried Superfeet Hockey Comfort? How do you like them? Are they thinner than the Carbon Pro’s? 
 

Maybe @SeanCornell91 can help me? 

Edited November 1, 2019 by Shogun

[mojo122 535]

They are softer and squishy to me.  Carbon is the way I would go if going SuperFeet.

[VegasHockey 1280]

1 hour ago, Shogun said:

Bumping an old thread. Has anyone tried Superfeet Hockey Comfort? How do you like them? Are they thinner than the Carbon Pro’s? 
 

Maybe @SeanCornell91 can help me? 

Thicker than the Yellow and Carbon, more squishy and foams hence the comfort specification. 

[IPv6Freely 2094]

Hmm, I should try those.