🏒 currex HOCKEYPRO: Enhancing Skating Performance with Unparalleled Power Transfer Review

Before I bought these inserts it was very painful for me to skate. Since I've been using them, I've had no more pain! They are cool!

I've been wearing running shoes with both skate shoes and dress shoes for several years. Hockey Ones look better in my Skate Racing Carbon Boots.

I am a figure skater and often have very bad arch pain. Since using them in my skates I have had no more pain. Not only that, I seem to be able to handle some corners better.

New CCM insoles didn't work, so try them. They are pretty close to CCM's previous mid-arch insoles. A little break in the post-bake time and the skates are still comfortable.

I'm on the ice 4-6 hours a week practicing and playing extra time. These are very good insoles and a good replacement for standard insoles. I have a normal arch and they are very comfortable.

Actually, that annoys me a bit. I bought these insoles knowing that CCM no longer uses them in their skates, but Currex continued to make them. What I didn't understand is that the Currex changed the padding for the forefoot. You might not care, but I have an injury on my left foot and the difference in cushioning between the CCM versions and the Currex branded versions is enough not to use them. If you look at my photo you can see the orange CCM insole compared to the new version from Currex…

As an avid hockey player who used Curex outsoles for off-ice training, I was delighted to see Curex in the hockey arena! Unsurprisingly, the quality, design, and stability of these insoles are evident as soon as you take them out of the box. They fit easily into my CCM Jetspeed skates with no adjustments required. Please note that they are stiffer and slightly bulkier compared to the standard CCM inserts, but this is done to provide the perfect arch support and heel hold that results in the end