Sniper9 569 Report post Posted Sunday at 07:11 PM On 6/16/2026 at 8:57 PM, Cosmic said: I managed to find a seller in China. Shipping was stupid expensive but apparently this shipper knows about us Powerfeet cult members and is capitalizing. I paid the tariff no problem and got them yesterday. I put them in, with the included shims and I love it. My toes are so cozy in there; like a dream. Now I am awaiting a profiling to see if I can recreate the Mako pitch, as I am still skidding out when I try to cross over. Powerfeet even without tariffs and shipping isn't worth $20 for foam. But it's your money and as long as you're happy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cosmic 179 Report post Posted yesterday at 06:22 AM 11 hours ago, Sniper9 said: Powerfeet even without tariffs and shipping isn't worth $20 for foam. But it's your money and as long as you're happy. Yea, I am fully aware. But negative space in the toes just crushes skating confidence after being accustomed to having that space filled. And we can't get these things in USA anymore. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
malcb33 109 Report post Posted 22 hours ago (edited) Before these released, I heard that these offered both great stiffness (laterally) and good forwards flexion. Since they've been released, I haven't heard many people mention much about it, as they tend to focus on the weight and comfort. So, was this all hype or is there substance to it? The improved forward flexion was/ is the main thing that interested me in these skates. Edited 22 hours ago by malcb33 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Westside 277 Report post Posted 12 hours ago (edited) 9 hours ago, malcb33 said: Before these released, I heard that these offered both great stiffness (laterally) and good forwards flexion. Since they've been released, I haven't heard many people mention much about it, as they tend to focus on the weight and comfort. So, was this all hype or is there substance to it? The improved forward flexion was/ is the main thing that interested me in these skates. These are hands down the stiffest skates I’ve used. Can barely squeeze the ankle opening with one hand compared to other top of the line skates. But I still have great forward flexion without dropping eyelets or skipping the second eyelet like I’ve done with other skates. Not sure how much is actually due to the tongue or if it’s because the boot is cut lower. I agree and find it funny that the tongue and stiffness was the topic of conversation among influencers on the preproduction skates and now it’s all about comfort and lack of stitching Edited 12 hours ago by Westside 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sniper9 569 Report post Posted 9 hours ago 22 hours ago, Cosmic said: Yea, I am fully aware. But negative space in the toes just crushes skating confidence after being accustomed to having that space filled. And we can't get these things in USA anymore. My point is you can easily make your own Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
flip12 748 Report post Posted 8 hours ago 1 hour ago, Sniper9 said: My point is you can easily make your own I've just use cheap kitchen sponges after losing one of my POWERFOOT inserts. A pack of 10 costs about $1.25. Shipping and handling is walking to and from the corner shop, about 5 minutes round trip. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
