Are you an avid hiker who tends to get tired feet? Many of us know the feeling of taking off our shoes after a long day on the trail and how amazing that feels. Long days with a heavy pack can really push your paws to the limit! However, that tiredness and discomfort can be alleviated with a good insole.
Meet the Superfeet ADAPT Hike Max Insoles.
The folks over at Superfeet had us hikers in mind when they created the ADAPT Hike Max Insoles and we are super happy that they did! These new ADAPT Hike Max insoles have that signature shape and quality you’ve come to expect from Superfeet.
Peakbagging with the ADAPT Hike Max Insoles. Hiking over rocky terrain never felt so good.
The ADAPT Hike Max Insoles were designed specifically for hiking — they feature exceptional cushioning, a lot of flexibility, and targeted support that any hiker will rejoice over! From Superfeet’s patented Adaptive Comfort Technology to their convenient trim-to-size custom sizing, this thoughtful new insole is going to add some pep to your step!
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Unique Features of Superfeet’s ADAPT Hike Max Insoles
You’re probably wondering if the Superfeet ADAPT Hike Max Insoles will really make a difference in your adventures. And the exciting answer is that yes, they really will!
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- Trim the insoles to your fit.
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- Match your shoe size exactly!
To build the most comfortable hiking insole, Superfeet’s ADAPT Hike Max Insoles were made with two layers of Aerolyte comfort foam complemented by a responsive forefoot zone, adding a spring to every step you take.
A lot of thought was also put into the heel design of the ADAPT Hike Max Insoles, which disperses impact and vibrations. All of these thoughtful elements come together to create an insole that leaves your feet a lot less fatigued on trail than you’re likely used to.
Layers of comfort.
Flexible Comfort
On top of the cushioning, Superfeet designed these insoles to flex with your foot, adapting to the way your feet move. This is called Adaptive Comfort Technology. It’s a great thing, especially if you plan to be hiking over uneven, rocky terrain or slick terrain that can move under you like loose gravel or mud.
Heading off the beaten path is no big deal when your feet are properly supported.
The design features a deep heel cup and high arch profile to hold your foot in place — this helps prevent blisters and cramps, leaving your feet feeling fresh after miles of hard hiking.
Firm where you need it most, yet flexible for technical terrain. This is Adaptive Comfort Technology.
Moisture Wicking
If the above features weren’t enough, the ADAPT Hike Max Insoles also use Superfeet’s Moisturewick technology to create a dry, breathable home for your feet. This adds to the overall comfort of the insole and helps to minimize odors.
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Who is Superfeet?
Superfeet is one of the top names in shoe insoles and foot comfort. The company aims to make a positive impact on people — Superfeet gives back 1% of sales and over 1000 hours of volunteer service to several amazing causes.
Slip them on in! It’s time to hike!
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I found your review of the new Superfeet insole after getting an email from Superfeet about this new product. At first I was excited as I assumed it would be better than their previous hiking insole, the Trail Blazer, but I noticed that the Trail Blazer is still $65 whereas the Adapt is only $50. I have had foot problems which caused my podiatrist to recommend Superfeet in all types of footwear and I think the trail blazer is better than the standard La Sportiva insole, but how does it compare to the new one.
Thoughts?
Hey Lloyd. It’d be best to ask your podiatrist which model is better for you specific issue.
However, generally speaking, the ADAPT Hike Max insoles are more flexible and less supportive than the Trailblazer Comfort insoles. The ADAPT insoles would be better for stepping through technical terrain, whereas the Trailblazer will provide more support and comfort on less technical trails and during day-to-day walks around town.
what is the difference between Adapt Run Max and Adapt Hike Max? Amazon only has the AHM in smaller sizes and I need the clown-shoe size 13…
Hi MJ. The Superfeet website (links above in the article) has size 13 in stock for the AHM.
To answer your question, this is how Superfeet explains the difference between the two on their own website.