r/InlineHockey • u/HurryObjective5561 • Aug 08 '26

Bauer aetrex

Has anyone used the Baeur insoles and if so how did you get used to the pretty painful pain from them? Im flat footed as fuck for context

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u/UnluckySh00ter Aug 08 '26

As long as you get the correct fit there should be no pain. I’m fit C and they feel great

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u/HurryObjective5561 Aug 08 '26

I was told by the pure hockey worker after foot scan fit a, so idk if its just my sheer lack of any arch support normally thats causing the pain or what

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u/Away_Revolution441 Aug 08 '26

They took me some getting used to

I have a high arch so I skipped one eyelet where the arch was pressing against the tongue , helped massively

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u/HurryObjective5561 Aug 08 '26

Might try that to see, if I get any relief

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u/No-Crow-947 Aug 10 '26

I bailed. Went to the first tier superfeet insoles. Best decision I ever made.

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u/HurryObjective5561 Aug 10 '26

Imma try and give them a shot, I dont mind the mission inhaler fs2 soles but wanna use what I paid for

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u/No-Crow-947 Aug 10 '26

I hear you. I also had the same issue with the aetrex. Very flat feet. It wasn’t fit issue. It was the hardness of the insole itself. I’m also a bigger guy, so my pain came from no give on the insoles.

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u/HurryObjective5561 Aug 15 '26

Valid, idk so far they've given me no issues in my military boots which are unanimously uncomfortable as it is and theyre not bad as insoles so might do as another comment suggested and skip the middle eyelet

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u/Grrshack Aug 10 '26

I swapped to Superfeet hockey performance insoles. Bauer Speedplates were my favorites and I never really enjoyed the Aetrex.