TRUE Genetix Hockey Skate Insoles

The best way to determine your arch type is to look at your natural footprint. If your footprint shows almost your entire foot, you likely have low arches; if you see only your heel and the ball of your foot with a thin line connecting them, you have high arches. If you are unsure, a quick visit to a local skate shop for a professional fitting is the most reliable method.

Yes, these insoles are designed to be compatible with most standard hockey skates. Because they are based on a 3D foot last, they are intended to replace the stock footbeds that come with your skates to provide a more anatomical fit.

The metatarsal support helps distribute pressure more evenly across the ball of your foot. This is particularly useful for hockey players who experience cramping or discomfort in the forefoot during long skating sessions, as it helps prevent the foot from collapsing under load.

While these insoles are engineered for a precise fit, you may need to perform minor trimming depending on the specific volume and size of your skate boot. We recommend tracing your original skate insole onto the Genetix insole and trimming carefully to match the shape.

The integrated heel cup locks your heel into place, minimizing internal slippage within the skate boot. By reducing this movement, you get a more direct transfer of energy from your foot to the blade, resulting in a more responsive and stable skating stride.