Thread: Innersoles for tibets

A friend and I were discussing this very matter on the hill a couple of weekends back. What i have seen blokes do in the past is buy cheap thin jandals and cut them to fit. This adds extra cushioning.
Also, have never seen these but in the 1960's there were a type of soft plastic innersoles available that had ridges on the top for grip and slots on the underside for ventilation, very popular with cullers. I think that Jandals with the corrigated sole would be a good start.

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

A friend and I were discussing this very matter on the hill a couple of weekends back. What i have seen blokes do in the past is buy cheap thin jandals and cut them to fit. This adds extra cushioning.
Also, have never seen these but in the 1960's there were a type of soft plastic innersoles available that had ridges on the top for grip and slots on the underside for ventilation, very popular with cullers. I think that Jandals with the corrigated sole would be a good start.

I think if you can fit jandles in your boots then your boots are the wrong size.
I have been looking at getting some more cushioned inners lately too so will follow this with interest. Like the idea of the Formthotics but just saw the price.