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Whether an eight-thousander or a weekend in the mountains: You are on the road and your feet do extraordinary things. Time for perfect support.
The most important features at a glance:
That's exactly what we developed the HikePro® insoles for: They give you dynamic support on long days with luggage. Stabilizes your step on scree fields. Keeps your foot dry and free of blisters even in the thickest leather shoes. Or is just insanely comfortable when you go for a walk with your dog.
Mountain rescuer and ski guide Manuel Meindl wrote a report especially for us about his experience with the HikePro, which he uses on his ski tours.
The CURREX HikePro® gives your feet the WOW effect:
THIS IS HOW THE HIKEPRO® WORKS
EXTRA COMFORT WITH EVERY STEPEvery step starts with the heel. This is exactly where the first phase of HikePro® support comes in: The high-performance damping element under the heel minimises harmful vibrations during foot strike and actively protects against overloading.
HOLD ON TIGHTER IN YOUR HIKING SHOEWhen going downhill, the foot must not slip forward in the shoe. This creates the hiker's worst enemies: blisters. Thanks to our special anti-slip technology in the heel and anatomical support in the metatarsus, the foot stays securely in the shoe even on the steepest downhill passages, and friction on the sole is reduced.
PROTECTION AND SUPPORTYour metatarsal heads are sensitive and can quickly become overloaded on long hikes. That's why we give them an extra dose of cushioning in the forefoot to prevent foot burn and forefoot discomfort. In the midsection of the HikePro®, your foot is dynamically supported under your longitudinal arch - preventing and helping with injuries such as plantar fasciitis and heel spurs that can affect many ill-equipped hikers on a tour.
INDIVIDUALLY CUSTOMIZED
Every foot and every movement is individual. We don’t believe in a rigid insole that only matches the shape of your foot. That’s why we developed the dynamic CURREX insole and, through thousands of movement analyses, we have created a system that allows us to classify each runner into one of three profiles; to do this, we focus on the shape of the foot as well as the leg axis.
