I was given a pair of Currexsole BIKEPRO insoles for this review. If you check them out tell me what you think!

You can check out the website by going to. The CurrexSole HikePro is Currexs hiking specific insole. Heck I’ve been using them for almost a year! BIKEPRO is the secret weapon in your shoe It helps stabilize your knee movements, boosts your muscle efficiency and accelerates your muscular regeneration. I highly enjoy my insoles and would recommend them. 18, 2013 - PRLog - The Insole presents the CurrexSole BIKEPRO Insoles to the United States. They are a far cry from that old theory that insoles are stiff and unmoving. They’s inline with all of the current shoe technology amongst major brands. They are a bit of a different perspective on insoles, one that moves with your feet vs forcing them not to pronate, etc. CURREX Insoles are available in three different designs: the HIGH, MED, LOW profiles differ in particular in their height to adapt to the arch of the foot. According to the person that I worked with these insoles are still relatively new in the US. I knew almost immediately that these babies were staying in my shoes for good. They fit comfortably and while I did feel the support at first, it quickly just felt like “normal” and there was zero discomfort etc in my shoes. I immediately felt the arch support that I hadn’t had before in my bike shoes. Within days they had arrived in my mailbox and I immediately put them in my bike shoes. Weight: 39g (1.37oz) Medium size Customers Also Viewed Quick view Shimano TR9 Triathlon Shoe - Men CAD299.99 Quick view Currex RunPro Insoles CAD49.99 Quick view Shimano RP3 Cycling Shoe (White) - Women CAD169.99 Sale Quick view Orca Sports Bag CAD89.99 CAD49. I chose to go with the BIKEPRO because I have relatively high arches and I often was feeling like my feet were unsupported in my bike shoes. Outstanding performance cushioning when walking in your cycling shoes. After a little bit of talking back and forth, we determined that it would be best if I tried the BIKEPRO insoles. However, last year when I was training for Ironman I was contacted by someone from CurrexSole inquiring as to whether I’d be interested in trying out a pair of their insoles. I almost never do product reviews because they’re seldom sent my way.

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