These anatomically designed insoles from Sidas are particularly suitable for inline skating because they maintain a neutral roll off.
Sidas has something like ten billion types of insoles. Fortunately, we do not need to know the specific characteristics of all models. Because when it comes to inline skating (skating, blades, fitness, racing, you name it), you just have to take this model insole. Because, when inline skating, it is important that the insole does not try to correct the roll-off of the foot. (Insoles that do cause infernal pains because the "roll-of" of the foot is completely different with inline skating than with walking or running).
These Sidas insoles provide a stable, dynamic contact surface that respects the natural movement and unrolling of the foot.
Composition:
Top layer: Cushioning & antibacterial
Micro-perforations: Breathable
Forefoot pad: Enhanced propulsion
Heel pad: Cushioning
Integral anatomical shell: Dynamic propulsion
The insoles are available in sizes XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL. You have to cut them to the right length yourself with scissors or a breaking knife. These sizes correspond to EU shoe sizes as follows: XS = EU 35-36, S = EU 37-38, M = EU 39-41, L = EU 42-43, XL = EU 44-45, XXL = EU 46-48.
Strengths:
- Especially good insoles as we are used to from the Sidas brand.
- Specifically suitable insoles for inline skating.
- You can relax to choose the right size, because the idea is to cut them to the right length yourself with scissors.
Weaknesses:
- Of course, there are cheaper insoles.
- Other insoles are available per EU size and you do not need to use scissors.
