Footbed to provide padding to front of foot (SuperFeet Orange?)

[Cosmic 178]

I have been having some foot pain in the front third, bottom of my foot (so, on the bottom of the foot, just behind where the toes attach, and then moving back toward midfoot), after the last couple of hockey games. Nothing major, but noticeable. I have been researching footbeds that can provide some softness there- it looks like the SuperFeet Orange are the best option. Has anyone tried these, or found a footbed that will work for me?

I am in Easton Mako M8 (been in Makos for about 4 years- love them); everything else has been, and still is great.

[SlaterC42 51]

I use Superfeet Orange in my work boots and love them. They definitely provide some degree of cushion. Never tried them in my skates though.

[mojo122 538]

I have used the orange in running sneakers in the past.  From memory they were one of the thickest SuperFeet footbeds that they make.

[flip12 717]

What about Shock Doctor skate insoles? I'm pretty sure that's what came in my Mission Flyweights and they feel both cushy and supportive.

[Monty22 833]

CCM insoles are pretty comfy in the forefoot as well.

[Larry54 243]

Speed Plate 2.0 has memory foam and has a metatarsal support pad. Both those features may help reduce pressure on the ball of the foot.

http://www.triohockey.ca/en/accessories/skate-accessories/bauer-speed-plate-20-60572

Another option, though a bit unconventional would be Specialized cycling shoe footbeds. They have a metatarsal button to support the metatarsal arch and reduce pressure on the ball of the foot. I tried these in place of the stock VH footbeds when I was dialing them in and they felt pretty good.