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SOLE Active Met Pad Footbeds
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SOLE Active Met Pad Footbeds
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Product Description
Whether you’re looking for stability or just want some extra cushion, SOLE Active Met Pad footbeds provide just the right amount of support for any activity. Made from 100-percent recycled cork, the footbed features an integrated metatarsal pad that’s designed to keep your foot in its natural resting position while relieving pressure around the ball area Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downLQDForce
538
Jun 10, 2019
same price can be had at sole's own website...
it's time for Drop to finally *step* up their game
gnarledcoulee
537
Apr 24, 2019
Anyone know if these would be ideal for Altra’s? Superior 4.0 to be exact. Thanks in advance.
glennac
1363
Apr 24, 2019
Yes, size up, then trim down. I’ve done it twice now with the first two footbed sets I’ve received. 👍🏼
MrJenssen
43
Jun 9, 2019
Size up. It says on the package of the Sole soles as well. They're easy to trim with sharp scissors. Use your old soles as template.
eppson977
0
Apr 24, 2019
I am trying to order US Men's 11.5-12. Im confused by the buy drop down because they don't show what they actually are. What option do I select?
glennac
1363
Apr 24, 2019
eppson977Choose the one labeled “M12”. If they end up too large there are markings you can trim them down to.
LQDForce
538
Apr 23, 2019
for those asking, the green ones on this drop are the medium thickness (1.6mm).
in my experience, best used for casual sneakers only.
If you actually need metatarsal support and want to use these for boots, I recommend getting the blue model (3.2mm thick).
for anything else, the thin ones (orange) are the most versatile imo. especially for running shoes and other sports oriented footwear such as football, ski and cycling.
and if you dont, well.. I still don't get why we keep having this drop and not the regular Sole Active footbeds, especially since this drop does not feature any of the other available choices for thickness mentioned above.
200+ requests for the sole active footbeds. join our cause here:
https://www.massdrop.com/buy/sole-active-footbeds
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glennac
1363
Mar 5, 2019
Do these function any differently than the Sport ones I just ordered? Thanks!
UPDATE: I have since received both the Sport and the Work footbeds. I have yet to sense a real difference between the two. How would these Active Met ones be any different? I'm finding that much depends on the shoes you put them into. The same footbed can feel very different from one shoe and the next. The prominent arch is what I feel from both. Apart from that they might as well be the same footbeds.
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scope
198
Mar 4, 2019
I'm confused on how to interpret sizing... since only available in whole (not half) sizes, should I be interpreting from the size chart that these are UK sizes, which list only whole numbers? I'm a 7.5, and I guess the presumption based on description info is that one would order a half size up and trim if needed. This doesn't leave me having much confidence that the arch will fit where its supposed to for me.
LQDForce
538
Mar 4, 2019
scopeif you size up and trim, you get more arch support - as compared to using your actual-size footbeds and (while still trimming them if needed)
LQDForce
538
Mar 4, 2019
"Doesn't look like anything to me."
- Dolores skipped this drop.
7.75 domestic shipping rate and over 12 international.
i bought boots and heavy items here that shipped for less than half the price!
nu.ll
0
Jul 18, 2019
LQDForceFunnily enough I asked the manufacturer about their absurdly high shipping rates and received a polite enough reference to "buy over $99, get $30 off shipping"... which reduced their shipping by half. :/
Drop might only be able to reduce that so much; Sole might just be crazy.
Scott
159
Nov 20, 2018
Is this model for low-volume, med-volume, or high-volume shoes? Meaning this; insoles for low-volume shoes don't add much height and can be used in running shoes or casuals like Vans. The ones for high-volume shoes are thicker and would overcrowd a low-volume shoe like a Vans sneaker, but work great in shoes like hiking shoes and work boots.
When I see the SOLE brand at REI, the packaging says what it is for. Can you show us the packaging?
ZOSNESS
16
Nov 22, 2018
ScottThis is the medium volume and is the same contrustion and materials as the Performance Medium except this has a molded in met support as well. This will fit the broadest range of typical shoe and foot volumes, great as a replacement for most factory insoles without changing the shoe’s fit while adding support.
ZOSNESS
16
Nov 20, 2018
This is the same as the SOLE Performance footbed, which is cork, with a metatarsal support built into the shape. This footbed has the same support as the Active EVA footbed but has a cork shell for superior moldability.
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