Superfeet Custom Insoles for Snowboard Boots

Has anyone tried them? I saw them REI this week. I have a pair of regular superfeet and I like them a lot. However, my snowboard boots fit a lot tighter than my shoes and there is no insole to replace. I`m a little unsure of how the insole would work with a liner boot like my Salomon Dialogues. I was just wondering if anyone here uses them and could tell me if they are worth getting. I mean I know I will be able to return them to REI even after using htem, bu tI would like to save myself and them a lot of trouble if they arent` worth getting.

which have a liner that came with no insole. They work wonderfully. I will try them in my Malamutes next time I ride on them... which might be a while... I plan to spend most of my time on plates `n hard boots this season and won`t take out my softies until the parks are built.
Take a few runs off chair 10 at Kirkwood for me - one of the top three things I miss about California. (The others being Estelle Bowl at Alpine Meadows and Silverado at Squaw!)

liner? The ones I saw are heat moldable, kind of like hockey skates, where they heat them, have you put them on, then squeeze them to your foot using a vacuum pump. I`m hoping to get some runs off Chair 10 this weekend, depending on whether it will be closed down again due to high winds.

*huge* difference in my hard boots. I used to have to loosen them on the lift to relieve cramping - don`t have to anymore with the Superfeet!

Too bad you all missed it.. One of the great powder days of all time. This is how Kirkwood described it:

http://www.kirkwood.com/todaygalleries.shtml .

I use the Superfeet drop-ins (a.k.a regular Superfeet) in my Salomon Dialogue boots from 2000/2001. They fit EXCELLENT ! My boots did come with a flimsy, useless insole that I took out and replaced with the Superfeet. Because the bottom of the boot liners aren`t padded nor made of foam (just some thin plastic material) I use the green Superfeet with the high arches, even though I have relatively flat feet. I`d say go for it, but make sure you choose the ones with the right width and arch height. Also, if the bottom of your liners are soft and foam-like, then you`ll need footbeds (a.k.a insoles) with less arch support. This is because when you press down on the heel, the part of the liner under your heel will compress a bit, but not the part under your arches. If you get footbeds with too much arch support, then you`ll get pains in the arches of your feet. `later...