WILL THESE NEW REMIND INSOLES CHANGE SKATEBOARDING?!

[@LeonPaxton]

Skated the new Destin's yesterday and they're so good! Looking forward to trying the Medic's next 👌🏼

[@JaySkateDay]

Yeah the upgrade they did to all of these insoles is MASSIVE. Let me know how the medic treats you. I'm extremely curious on those.

[@luiza177music]

I've been an FP user for around 10 years now. My main problem with them is that they are quite narrow. The Remind Cush is marketed as a wider insole, so I'm thinking of trying those.

[@JaySkateDay]

The remind Cush would be wider but I would try the impact series if you want something that would be more comparable to the FP level of impact

[@NitrroO]

These insole looks interesting and I want try them out in the future. Also, the insoles been using in my shoes are called move on insoles. Lastly of all tricks are clean 🔥🔥

[@JaySkateDay]

How are those Move On insoles? I haven’t heard of them before but they sound pretty dope!

[@NitrroO]

@@JaySkateDaythey are three is different versions on move on insoles. Lastly bought my 6 month ago and shape still holding up well

[@Tyberiusphone]

Remind high arch insoles are the reason I can walk without pain now

[@JaySkateDay]

They really do have arch focus in their construction and I love that.

[@markymarc177]

Hey @jayskateday ! Thanks for the detailed info for the skate insoles! Interested in getting the Destin or Cush insoles and had a quick question. I have relatively low arch flat feet, that are fairly wide size 12. Primarily skating street without throwing down on too many big stair sets. Which of the two insoles did you prefer for low arch? Also do you think they were wide enough to cover the full width of your foot and still fit in the shoe? Did the Cush feel too thick or did they affect your arch in any way, in either a good or adverse way? Thank you! Appreciate your insight!

[@JaySkateDay]

I found the Destin fits low arches the absolute best between the two. Funny thing is that I needed to slightly trim the Destin insole at the toe because the insole comes a little wider than most which I think is perfect. Right now I’m testing out the Destin impact series to figure out how I feel between those and the Destin you see in this video. Both are the updated models but the Destin impact is just a bit thicker. I didn’t find that the arches impacted my skateboarding at all but I didn’t find that the forefoot of these insoles are a little thicker than most others used in skateboarding. I didn’t feel any negative effects from the insole but I did find that the standard Destin takes just a little less impact than the Cush. I do think you should pair the non impact series with a shoe that has a midsole in there. Hope this helps a bunch!

[@DomanicRenik]

Jay uses his kitchen for the first time, and he was putting insoles in the oven😭

[@JaySkateDay]

🔥🔥🔥 W for the world’s most untouched oven

[@TheGourmetRabbit]

😂

[@friedux2065]

Have you tested the xtended wear insoles? Just got a pair.

[@JaySkateDay]

They’re pretty solid. The homie Christian knows what he’s doing he just has to find a way to bring variety.

[@DomanicRenik]

Would you say the price points meets the quality of each individual sole? and which one do you find best bang for buck?

[@thesharinganknight]

Honestly, you might have to try them for yourself. Insoles and feet in general are highly subjective, since everyone has a different foot shape and arch height. Take a gamble on them..

[@JaySkateDay]

I personally loved the Destin one the most which I feel best meets its price point too but the homie below is right. Plus I know you, you just need more Alleyoops.

[@DomanicRenik]

@ you’re definitely right😭

[@domolargo]

When do these drop?

[@JaySkateDay]

They are actually out now!

[@thesharinganknight]

Feet enthusiasts are creaming their pants right now.

[@JaySkateDay]

I’m crying bruh 🤣