Aline Insoles?

[Torrilin]

Having a good orthotic does make me faster. Measurably. Admittedly, my feet and legs are pretty messed up . But if it can happen to someone like me with weird bone deformities, I wouldn't totally discount it for someone "normal".

[ridebikeme]

I'm glad to hear that they are gettting a bit better! They generally do get better over time, and our feet get accustomed to them. They are definitely different than any other type of footbed/orthotic...they support the area in three different areas of the foot.

Keep us posted!!

[Aggie_Ama]

We did 57 hilly miles today and NO PAIN!!! When I got off the bike my feet hurt slightly, but not on the bike or once I put my regular shoes on. We are doing another 50 miler tomorrow. I am very happy with the improvement from these insoles!

[Aggie_Ama]

I have been wearing the Alines for close to a month and they are very comfortable now. My foot pain has been relieved and I now know how to put my shoes on. I have done three 50 milers and a few 30 miles. I just hope they cause no issues on my 7/15 century.

[Aggie_Ama]

I have been touting these lately, so I thought I should say they were worth the price. Three centuries down and no major pain. We are riding an average of 100miles a week and my feet are staying comfortable. I am really happy my LBS recommended them.

[knapplaura]

Amanda,
Did your bike shop adjust them for you? Where did you get them at? I have family in TX and will be there over the holidays.

I have seen where you can order on the web, but think maybe I should try to find a dealer who can adjust them instead.

thanks,
Laura

[liberty]

Well, I got a bike fit on Wednesday, and he put Aline insoles in my shoes. So we will see how this goes! I"ll keep you posted.