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Dumb question about orthotics....

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Liliaicha Sep 2013 12:01pm, 11 Sep 2013 8805 posts	0 Liliaicha I have used them in Inov8s. Plenty of room.
GregP Sep 2013 12:04pm, 11 Sep 2013 69750 posts	0 GregP I'm surprised - but thanks for the feedback.
Liliaicha Sep 2013 6:44pm, 11 Sep 2013 8807 posts	0 Liliaicha I put them in the road shoes, don't think I tried them in my f-lites. I can check if you want?
GregP Sep 2013 7:00pm, 11 Sep 2013 69776 posts	0 GregP Please. IMHO trail shoos are inherently unstable and putting orthotics is pointless. But what do I know?
Liliaicha Sep 2013 9:42pm, 11 Sep 2013 8809 posts	0 Liliaicha Oops! Only just seen this and I'm off on holiday now! I use orthotics in all my other trail shoos. Roclites, North Face, Hokas, and Scott Kinabalus.

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