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[Lewis]

Bit of a random question but if anyone'll know its you lot!

 

My feet reeally hurt from wearing wellies all night at the farm + have another 4 weeks so thought I might get some insoles.

Seen the Hunter ones but they're £15 and don't want to pay that much, esp as they have to stay at the farm rather than me keep them.

 

Don't want the thermal/keep warm type ones, just something so they're not as uncomfy! Don't know if I need to get proper welly ones or just normal ones...

Any ideas?

[WitchHazel]

What about Sorbothanes?

There was a topic about this last year, and I bought some for my wellies. I've found them very comfortable.

 

Here's the link to the topic

http://club.omlet.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=82425&p=1135114&hilit=sorbothanes#p1135114

 

Hope that helps

[Olly]

Ditto - I bought Sorbothanes following that discussion, and they are brilliant. Not cheap, but I think I got mine on Amazon or eBay and they were well worth the money. I wear mine almost every day in ordinary boots, not wellies.

[Lewis]

Not heard of those before - looks like what I need!

 

Which do you think would be better, Cush n Step or Full Strike?

[WitchHazel]

I think the Cush N Step are mainly to improve things at the heel, the other types improve things at other places too.

 

if money is an issue, the the CuSh N Step might be worth trying, on the basis that something is better than nothing.

I found that I needed more support in my wellies. I went for full strike in the end, as I really couldn't make up my mind.

 

Have you looked tathe Sorbothane product pages> That gives a lot more detail (than, say, the Amazon pages) about the difference between the different types. http://www.sorbothane.co.uk/index.php/produits.html

[Lewis]

Didn't really want to spend £13 esp 'cos not for my wellies so got some generic ones for a couple £ for now to see if there's a difference but they look good so have bookmarked for future!

 

Thanks

[The Dogmother]

That's the problem with wellies, they aren't really properly supportive. I wear gel insoles in mine if that helps - few quid from Boots.

[Adelochick]

Have you tried the gel ones you can buy in Lidl (if you have these shops near you Lewis)? They're only a couple of £, but quite comfortable in wellies.