SuperFeet Hockey Cushion Insoles are a great way to take comfort and performance to the next level, without breaking the bank. SuperFeet used a new flexible heel-to-arch cradle that is geared for a more forgiving feel without sacrificing support. The dark base consists of their AeroSpring comfort foam that reduces foot fatigue and provides unreal comfort.
SuperFeet Hockey Cushion Insoles are a great way to take comfort and performance to the next level, without breaking the bank. SuperFeet used a new flexible heel-to-arch cradle that is geared for a more forgiving feel without sacrificing support. The dark base consists of their AeroSpring comfort foam that reduces foot fatigue and provides unreal comfort.
SuperFeet Hockey Cushion Insoles are a great way to take comfort and performance to the next level, without breaking the bank. SuperFeet used a new flexible heel-to-arch cradle that is geared for a more forgiving feel without sacrificing support. The dark base consists of their AeroSpring comfort foam that reduces foot fatigue and provides unreal comfort.
SuperFeet Hockey Cushion Insoles are a great way to take comfort and performance to the next level, without breaking the bank. SuperFeet used a new flexible heel-to-arch cradle that is geared for a more forgiving feel without sacrificing support. The dark base consists of their AeroSpring comfort foam that reduces foot fatigue and provides unreal comfort.
Last updated at 05/12/2026 16:49:08
Superfeet Hockey Comfort Yellow Unisex - SuperFeet - Yellow - Hockey-Comfort-8-9,5-(E) - Size: 8-9,5-(E)
originally posted on superfeet.com
So I tried the old Superfeet yellow hockey years ago, and thanks to those or my skates rivets, I developed Sesamoiditis in my ball of foot under my big toe. If you know what Sesamoiditis is, it is very painful. It was horrible and it was nearly impossible to skate. I tuned to thick doctor scholl inserts for the past several years. It worked but didn’t have the correct feel.The pain and the Sesamoiditis have subsided now and I saw these comfort models and I decided to give them ago since they are more for comfort and not so thin like you are skating on top of your rivets. I skated today for 2 hours in them. They are wonderful. The only reason why I don’t give them 5 stars is because I believe they can add more cushion the ball of foot area of the insole. Besides ... MoreSo I tried the old Superfeet yellow hockey years ago, and thanks to those or my skates rivets, I developed Sesamoiditis in my ball of foot under my big toe. If you know what Sesamoiditis is, it is very painful. It was horrible and it was nearly impossible to skate. I tuned to thick doctor scholl inserts for the past several years. It worked but didn’t have the correct feel.The pain and the Sesamoiditis have subsided now and I saw these comfort models and I decided to give them ago since they are more for comfort and not so thin like you are skating on top of your rivets. I skated today for 2 hours in them. They are wonderful. The only reason why I don’t give them 5 stars is because I believe they can add more cushion the ball of foot area of the insole. Besides that I’m going to continue to use them.
originally posted on purehockey.com
My 10yo has been growing ALOT over the last 6 months (as 10yo kids do). We bought him his 3rd pair of skates in 9 months, all Bauer Supreme (sizes 3, 4, and now 5.5EE). In the previous 2 pair, the outside of his foot would feel cramped, but he hated other skates more. We'd hoped by moving him to a EE that the cramp issue would abate, and it did.However, in the newer skate, he had arch discomfort in one of his feet. It was so bad, he left practice 5 minutes early, in tears (both the leaving early AND tears are entirely out of character for him). The associate at our Pure Hockey store (man the have been awesome) recommended a rebake and the superfeet comfort, since my son has a low/mid arch.The first 10 minutes of the skate felt strange to him, but after that, it ... MoreMy 10yo has been growing ALOT over the last 6 months (as 10yo kids do). We bought him his 3rd pair of skates in 9 months, all Bauer Supreme (sizes 3, 4, and now 5.5EE). In the previous 2 pair, the outside of his foot would feel cramped, but he hated other skates more. We'd hoped by moving him to a EE that the cramp issue would abate, and it did.However, in the newer skate, he had arch discomfort in one of his feet. It was so bad, he left practice 5 minutes early, in tears (both the leaving early AND tears are entirely out of character for him). The associate at our Pure Hockey store (man the have been awesome) recommended a rebake and the superfeet comfort, since my son has a low/mid arch.The first 10 minutes of the skate felt strange to him, but after that, it was much better. The arch pain is gone.I doubt he'll ever go without Superfeet in future skates!
originally posted on purehockey.com
This was most definitely an add on sale. I’m an old school player who thought your feet were supposed to hurt. Then the sakes associate put one of these in my skate and I instantly felt better. I would highly recommend these to anyone who doesn’t put insoles in their skate. I use Bauer everything, so one pair goes in my roller skates, gets pulled and out in my ice skates, and gets passed around accordingly. Definitely changes my skating style and my feet are not as sad after a long skate.
| Sole Material | EVOLyte |
| Outer Material | Synthetic |
| Inner Material | Foam |
| Closure Type | Lace-up |
Superfeet Hockey Comfort Yellow Unisex - SuperFeet - Yellow - Hockey-Comfort-8-9,5-(E) - Size: 8-9,5-(E)
So I tried the old Superfeet yellow hockey years ago, and thanks to those or my skates rivets, I developed Sesamoiditis in my ball of foot under my big toe. If you know what Sesamoiditis is, it is very painful. It was horrible and it was nearly impossible to skate. I tuned to thick doctor scholl inserts for the past several years. It worked but didn’t have the correct feel.The pain and the Sesamoiditis have subsided now and I saw these comfort models and I decided to give them ago since they are more for comfort and not so thin like you are skating on top of your rivets. I skated today for 2 hours in them. They are wonderful. The only reason why I don’t give them 5 stars is because I believe they can add more cushion the ball of foot area of the insole. Besides ... MoreSo I tried the old Superfeet yellow hockey years ago, and thanks to those or my skates rivets, I developed Sesamoiditis in my ball of foot under my big toe. If you know what Sesamoiditis is, it is very painful. It was horrible and it was nearly impossible to skate. I tuned to thick doctor scholl inserts for the past several years. It worked but didn’t have the correct feel.The pain and the Sesamoiditis have subsided now and I saw these comfort models and I decided to give them ago since they are more for comfort and not so thin like you are skating on top of your rivets. I skated today for 2 hours in them. They are wonderful. The only reason why I don’t give them 5 stars is because I believe they can add more cushion the ball of foot area of the insole. Besides that I’m going to continue to use them.
My 10yo has been growing ALOT over the last 6 months (as 10yo kids do). We bought him his 3rd pair of skates in 9 months, all Bauer Supreme (sizes 3, 4, and now 5.5EE). In the previous 2 pair, the outside of his foot would feel cramped, but he hated other skates more. We'd hoped by moving him to a EE that the cramp issue would abate, and it did.However, in the newer skate, he had arch discomfort in one of his feet. It was so bad, he left practice 5 minutes early, in tears (both the leaving early AND tears are entirely out of character for him). The associate at our Pure Hockey store (man the have been awesome) recommended a rebake and the superfeet comfort, since my son has a low/mid arch.The first 10 minutes of the skate felt strange to him, but after that, it ... MoreMy 10yo has been growing ALOT over the last 6 months (as 10yo kids do). We bought him his 3rd pair of skates in 9 months, all Bauer Supreme (sizes 3, 4, and now 5.5EE). In the previous 2 pair, the outside of his foot would feel cramped, but he hated other skates more. We'd hoped by moving him to a EE that the cramp issue would abate, and it did.However, in the newer skate, he had arch discomfort in one of his feet. It was so bad, he left practice 5 minutes early, in tears (both the leaving early AND tears are entirely out of character for him). The associate at our Pure Hockey store (man the have been awesome) recommended a rebake and the superfeet comfort, since my son has a low/mid arch.The first 10 minutes of the skate felt strange to him, but after that, it was much better. The arch pain is gone.I doubt he'll ever go without Superfeet in future skates!
This was most definitely an add on sale. I’m an old school player who thought your feet were supposed to hurt. Then the sakes associate put one of these in my skate and I instantly felt better. I would highly recommend these to anyone who doesn’t put insoles in their skate. I use Bauer everything, so one pair goes in my roller skates, gets pulled and out in my ice skates, and gets passed around accordingly. Definitely changes my skating style and my feet are not as sad after a long skate.
Overpriced. Insoles should not cost a 1/5 of what I paid for my skates. I also believe I shouldn't have to buy new insoles for a new pair of $250 skates... Yet here we are. Maybe if Bauer didn't just put rivet covers as insoles I wouldn't be writing this right now. All that being said these did help the hot spot I had on the back of my heel from skating. They actually supply a spot for your arch for support unlike the flat rivet covers in my Vapor X3.7 skates.
I asked superfeet for advice on whether these insoles we suitable for my feet. When they arrived, they were too wide for my wife fitting skates, despite ordering the smallest size. I could trim the width slightly to fit them in. If I had a regular width skate there would be no chance of them fitting.The arch support is completely in the incorrect place. The shape I cut to matches my insole but the arch support needs to be about 1/2” to 1” further towards the heel. They cause too much pain to use as they are quite stiff. Completely wrong for my feet and boots. I wouldn’t mind so much if I’d have just chosen them, but they were recommended by superfeet when I asked for advice.Still rated the quality as 5* though as I can see they are good quality for the money.
I bought a brand new pair of inline skates recently. But I could feel the vibration of the road and it was causing real discomfort when using them. When it was recommended to get a pair of the Hockey Comfort insoles I bought them immediately. The company provided great customer service (and they arrived at my door promptly, even during the virus lockdown)! These insoles saved my feet, and my new skates, as I was wondering how to continue using them with the issues I was having. The vibration which caused my feet to start tingling after a short time is now gone, and they also provide good arch support, as I tend to overpronate and buy support run shoes (ie Adrenaline, or Kayano) in general. Highly recommend these insoles!
I bought these superfeet for my Mission Inhaler WM03 rh skates. I have skated on them a few times and the comfort is awesome. I have a little bit of arch in my feet and the insoles cups onto your heel and locks it in place which is nice because it transfers energy perfectly. I was able to get these to mold to my feet when I baked my skates at PH store. SF is a must have for any hockey player looking to get more comfort from their skate. I can’t wait to play in a game with them.
I needed these to be thin, thin, thin for my short track speed skates. They are thin and do provide that little boost in arch support. I wish they could magically add arch support like the green ones, but this really is remarkable for how thin they are. They add a tiny bit of softness too, which is welcome in a skate.
My first figure skates caused a lot of arch pain due to flat footbed. Not something I had experienced in other venues. My Edea skate technician recommended Supper Feet yellow.My skates we on the edge of size D and E. Supper Feet Support suggested the larger. But when recieved the heal was quite wide compared to the original insoles. Sent Support some pics and questions. Supper aranged a return and replacement to the smaller size. It wa close on length but heal was smaller. Perfect. No hassle.Did have to cut to size and shape, as expected, including taking a bit off the heal sides (both hard and soft layers). Got a good fit in the boot.My skating did require a bit of tweaking. Took a few skates to get the feel of the added heal hieght. But arc pain was gone and ... MoreMy first figure skates caused a lot of arch pain due to flat footbed. Not something I had experienced in other venues. My Edea skate technician recommended Supper Feet yellow.My skates we on the edge of size D and E. Supper Feet Support suggested the larger. But when recieved the heal was quite wide compared to the original insoles. Sent Support some pics and questions. Supper aranged a return and replacement to the smaller size. It wa close on length but heal was smaller. Perfect. No hassle.Did have to cut to size and shape, as expected, including taking a bit off the heal sides (both hard and soft layers). Got a good fit in the boot.My skating did require a bit of tweaking. Took a few skates to get the feel of the added heal hieght. But arc pain was gone and now I can adjust laces tighter and correctly.Skating Equipment:Yellow HOCKEY Comfort DIdea Overture 275 C
I started using super feet about two months ago. I’ve been skating for many many years and always had pains because of my flat feet. When I got my first pair of CCM skates I noticed they put a lot more pressure on the arches of my feet and I would almost have trouble being on the ice for more than fifteen minutes. I decided Superfeet comfort insoles would be worth a try since my foot pain was not improving. My first time using Superfeet the arch support was great but they were a little tough to get used to. I tried again a few days later and I felt amazing. My feet no longer hurt, my arches had great support, and I noticed an increase in my overall speed on the ice. Using Superfeet gave me confidence that I could skate for hours with no pain at all. I would ... MoreI started using super feet about two months ago. I’ve been skating for many many years and always had pains because of my flat feet. When I got my first pair of CCM skates I noticed they put a lot more pressure on the arches of my feet and I would almost have trouble being on the ice for more than fifteen minutes. I decided Superfeet comfort insoles would be worth a try since my foot pain was not improving. My first time using Superfeet the arch support was great but they were a little tough to get used to. I tried again a few days later and I felt amazing. My feet no longer hurt, my arches had great support, and I noticed an increase in my overall speed on the ice. Using Superfeet gave me confidence that I could skate for hours with no pain at all. I would recommend Superfeet comfort insoles to anyone who loves to play hockey or skate, for people who just bough their first ice skates, or even for people who have played hockey their whole life. Thank you Superfeet!
| Sole Material | EVOLyte |
| Outer Material | Synthetic |
| Inner Material | Foam |
| Closure Type | Lace-up |
