- Mar 20, 2013
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So far I have done 3-4 mile hikes with Spenco PolySorb Cross Trainer Insoles. Two hikes @ 60lbs and one @70lbs. Not a tremendous amount of elevation change maybe 150-180 ft in elevation change. They do require some trimming off the sides and toe areas of the boot as do most insoles to get a good fit. I am pretty optimistic about these insoles so far. They are firmer than the Senergy insoles and they also have a little more arch support with a little bit higher heal. I thought my foot might slide around in the boot a little more than the Senergy insoles but so far that hasn't been a issue at all. To be honest my feet actually felt better at the end of each hike with the Spenco PolySorb Cross Trainer Insoles. I am curious to see how the hold up over time but so far they seem to really feel good in the Lowa boots.
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