

FIT C
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Bauer Aetrex® skate orthotics are designed to support the complex system of bones, ligaments, and tendons in the foot, providing flexibility and stability while skating. These orthotics help generate a stronger, more powerful stride by eliminating negative space in the boot and stabilizing the foot, enhancing performance with every stride. Developed using data from over 50 million foot scans, Aetrex® — a leader in the orthotic industry — partnered with Bauer Hockey to create three skate-specific inserts. These inserts are designed to address common foot conditions and discomfort associated with over-pronation, forefoot pressure, and improper arch support.
Fit A is for skaters with low-to-flat arches and high pronation, featuring a medial rear foot post and longitudinal arch support to help keep feet aligned, control over-pronation, and maintain comfort in skates
Fit Kids' is for skaters with medium arch height and minimal pronation, designed to help cushion and stabilize the foot for enhanced performance in every stride
Fit C is for skaters with high arches and forefoot pressure, providing metatarsal relief, cushioning, and the arch support needed for a more equal distribution of pressure
Each skate orthotic features a dual-density polyurethane construction, memory foam top layer, ventilated forefoot, and grip print
| Style | Whole |
|---|---|
| Shoe Width | Regular |
| Shoe Style | Athletic |
| Foot Concern | General Comfort |
| Advanced Features | Memory Foam,Stability,Breathable,Arch Support |
| Advanced Technology | No Advanced Tehnology |
| Consumer Pack Size | 1 |
| Heat Source | Not Applicable |
| Package Form | Box |
| Primary Material | Memory Foam |
Only Show Differences | Currently Viewing | |||||
| Ratings | ||||||
| Style | Whole | - | - | - | - | |
| Shoe Style | Athletic | - | - | - | - | |
| Foot Concern | General Comfort | - | - | - | - |
$492.96$629.98
Yes, I recommend this product.
Originally posted on Pro Hockey Life