On Monday, July 10, 2000 at 2:00:00 AM UTC-5, Duncan Clarke wrote:
Bill Young wrote:
Sorbothane insoles are possibly not the best for skating, since they're essentially designed to absorb shocks when walking. Skaters are more
likely to need insoles for support, rather than shock absorbtion.
It depends on the style of skating and the surface you are skating on.
I would advise anyone into big gaps and rough surfaces (with hard
wheels) to use Sorbothane. They make the biggest drops seem like
stepping off a kerb.
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I have had very good success with Tri balance insoles from Walgreens. They sure due help with balance.
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