Superfeet Carbon Pro insoles

carbon fibre stabiliser · low volume · medium–high arch

Insoles with a carbon fibre stabiliser and a deep heel cup for stiff boots: hockey skates, figure skates and inline skates.

259.99 PLN

Size How to choose your size

37 - 38.5 "C" in stock 45 - 46.5 "F" in stock 42 - 44 "E" in stock 34- 36 "B" in stock 39 - 41 "D" in stock

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Delivery from 15.00 PLN · free pickup in Poznań and Wrocław
14 days to return — how to return or exchange a size

In brief

Superfeet Carbon Pro are thin, low-volume insoles for stiff footwear: hockey and figure skates and inline skates. The EVOLyte carbon fibre stabiliser does not flex excessively under pressure, the deep cup holds your heel in place, and the Aerolyte foam absorbs vibration. The arch profile is medium to high, and you choose the size by the range of shoe sizes.

Brand: Superfeet
Type: insoles for stiff sports footwear
Model: Carbon Pro
Foot type: medium to high arch
Volume: low (low volume)
Material: EVOLyte carbon fibre stabiliser, Aerolyte foam

Who it’s for

You play hockey or figure skate and feel your heel lifting in the boot during sharp turns and stops.
You skate in stiff inline skates — roller hockey, hard-shell freeride / urban or speed — and want to transfer your push-off power to the wheels more confidently.
Your ice skates or inline skates are tight and you are looking for an insole with arch support that will not take up much room above your foot.

When to choose something else

You have a low, flat arch — Carbon Pro has a medium to high arch profile; see Superfeet Active for low arches.
You are looking for an insole that you can heat and mould in an oven — Carbon Pro insoles are not heat-mouldable.

Key features

EVOLyte carbon fibre stabiliser: The stiff plate does not flex excessively under pressure, so your push-off power goes into the blade or the wheels rather than into a soft insole.
Deep heel cup: Holds your heel in one place: it limits heel lift, your foot sliding around in the boot and rubbing in turns and stops.
Low volume: A thin insole made of light foam takes up a small amount of play in a tight hockey or inline boot and does not press on your instep.
Aerolyte foam: Absorbs vibration, which you notice especially in inline skates on rough asphalt on long routes.
Ventilation and odour control: A ventilation system and an odour-limiting coating help keep the boot fresh when you use it several times a week.
No baking: The insoles do not need heat-moulding in an oven — after trimming, you put them in the boot and skate.

Technical specifications

Brand	Superfeet
Type	insoles for stiff sports footwear
Model	Carbon Pro
Foot type	medium to high arch
Volume	low (low volume)
Material	EVOLyte carbon fibre stabiliser, Aerolyte foam
Construction	Flybridge, deep heel cup
Fit	ranges of shoe sizes with a letter (e.g. C: 37–38.5, D: 39–41), trimmed with scissors, no heat-moulding
Intended use	hockey and figure skates; roller hockey, freeride / urban and speed skates
EAN	086301801188

Choosing your size

Superfeet insoles are chosen by the range of shoe sizes marked with a letter, e.g. C is 37–38.5 and D is 39–41. If you are torn between two ranges, take the larger one and trim the front with scissors.

Trimming: take the factory insole out of your ice skate or inline skate, lay it on the Carbon Pro, line both up at the heel, trace the front and cut along the line.

Care and servicing

After a session, take the insoles out of the boot so that they dry together with the inside of the skate, away from a radiator.

Questions and answers

Do Carbon Pro fit inline skates, or only ice skates?

They fit both. They are designed for stiff footwear: hockey and figure skates, and roller hockey, hard-shell freeride / urban and speed skates.

Which size should I choose?

The range that includes your shoe size, e.g. C for 37–38.5 or D for 39–41. If you are torn between ranges, take the larger one and trim the front with scissors, using the factory insole as a guide.

Do the insoles need to be heated in an oven?

No. Carbon Pro are not heat-mouldable — the shape adapts to your foot under body heat and pressure while you skate, and the stabiliser stays stiff.

Won't the insole make the boot too tight?

No. It is a low-volume insole, thinner than typical orthotic insoles, made for tight sports boots without pressure on the instep. If the boot already feels tight, try the insole on in our shop in Poznań or Wrocław.

How are they different from Superfeet Active?

Carbon Pro have a carbon fibre stabiliser, low volume and a medium to high arch profile. Active come in three separate versions: for low, medium and high arches.

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