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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- Available in several versions, the right sole for each foot.
- Reduces tingling and numbness in the feet.
- The insoles are quite expensive.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Currex |
• Increases the output of muscle power
• Increases the biomechanical efficiency of pedaling
• Provides a longer moment of rest for different muscles in the upper and lower legs
Size S = 36.5 - 38.5
Size M = 39 - 41
Size L = 41.5 - 43.5
Size XL = 44 - 46
Size XXL = 46.5 - 49
1. Determine your foot type: Type A, B, C or D.
2. Determine whether you have bow legs (type 1), straight legs (type 2) or knock-knees (type 3).
3. Find out which sole you need.
For example, if you have arches of type B (Medium Arch) and legs of type 3, the neutral arch supports, belonging to B3, will suit you most.
Reviews
Reviews
Most recent reviews
3 / 5
Close to a Perfect Fit
High arches can cause a variety of foot issues often misattributed to other bike components, until you get a proper bike fit. While I’m impressed with these insoles, I believe they could be improved with more adjustability. Specifically, the addition of heel wedges would be a game-changer. Although my arch support feels better, I’m still experiencing a 'plush' or unstable sensation at the top and bottom of the pedal stroke, likely requiring some fore-aft tuning and heel stabilization.
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5 / 5
I will continue to order here
Always good service
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5 / 5
Small expense for much added comfort
Bought on the advice of my bikefitter, I was tempted to roll my feet inwards to apply extra force. I can recommend it to everyone because the sponge soles in cycling shoes are worth nothing. My bikefitter is already doing 12 years with his soles, so well worth the investment!
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5 / 5
Perfect
More like sufficient support. Sufficient space is left for the foot No pain in the feet after 160 km
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5 / 5
Gain in comfort
Replacement for my SQlab 214 insoles (probably no longer in production?). They are very similar in style. Much more comfortable than the standard NorthWave insoles.
3
Close to a Perfect Fit
High arches can cause a variety of foot issues often misattributed to other bike components, until you get a proper bike fit. While I’m impressed with these insoles, I believe they could be improved with more adjustability. Specifically, the addition of heel wedges would be a game-changer. Although my arch support feels better, I’m still experiencing a 'plush' or unstable sensation at the top and bottom of the pedal stroke, likely requiring some fore-aft tuning and heel stabilization.
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Improves feeling
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Upgrade from usual shoe insoles
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No Adjustability
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No extra heel support options
5
Small expense for much added comfort
Bought on the advice of my bikefitter, I was tempted to roll my feet inwards to apply extra force. I can recommend it to everyone because the sponge soles in cycling shoes are worth nothing. My bikefitter is already doing 12 years with his soles, so well worth the investment!
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support over entire sole of foot
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