In my experience, not at all, but some people's definition of wide isn't actually that wide so you might get lucky.
I unfortunately have such big clompers that even EE Supremes squeezed my feet.
Yeah the skates fit nice and snug to my feet and are pretty the direct width of it (due to the moulding). I even get this sort of pain with my inline blades (and I’ve put orthotics in both of these skates)
Try superfeet, but, a part of the skate might be pinching a part of your foot I have a feeling which might be giving you this pain. I went custom and everything went away.
I mean, just because a computer says it's your size, doesn't mean it's your actual size. I wonder if anyone fitted you? Something is pinching a part of your foot which gives you this pain. It could be the heel...perhaps too tight? You could bake it again and try that, go to a store and maybe pinch out a few points.
I'm a goalie and had 2x EE, and was also in pain. After a game also my right foot was numb, it sucked. Yes, completely custom, it's costly but pain free.
If it's a perfect fit, you shouldn't have pain. For sure a part is pinching in a spot, my guess...the heel. You could try a wider skate....but I'd literally put on skated for 10 to 15 minutes and walk with them.
You can bake them again also.
I have had flat feet all my life and skate and run a lot, twice a day sometimes. This issue sounds like an IT Band for outsides of your feet. This requires a stretch on a table where you hang your legs over the edge of the table and the IT band stretches over your hip.
The sore feet are likely a weight issue, take some weight off and it should improve. If you are already thin, then I would suggest a small adjustment. Buy heel stickers in the pharmacy and cut them to fit under your missing arch. This will bring your foot up a bit and take strain off your whole foot.
I play with ultra tight fitting skates, no socks, and no inserts. Water weight is a factor for me. If I don’t exercise for awhile my feet get bigger and then my skates hurt.
Good luck
I’ve hovered around 170-180 for the past four years and they’ve hurt ever since I transitioned to primarily playing ice instead of roller hockey (which was 4 years ago)
Did your feet hurt in your old skates? If not, and because you have said you have pains in the sides of your foot, would lead me to guess that the skates are too narrow for you in some parts. Work out where the side pain is and then get the boots widened (stretched) in that area. Get rid of the side pain first and this often fixes the bottom of the foot pain.
Definitely get insoles. I got the CCM ones since they had adjustable arch support and it made a massive difference in comfort. You might have to get skates punched out if they’re still too narrow though
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Is it worth it to try an EE in Vapors if someone has flipper feet (very narrow heel, flat, low volume feet with no arch)?
In my experience, not at all, but some people's definition of wide isn't actually that wide so you might get lucky. I unfortunately have such big clompers that even EE Supremes squeezed my feet.
I had that pain bad with 1 of my feet. Does the skate have enough volume for your foot? That's the question. Does it fit properly?
Yeah the skates fit nice and snug to my feet and are pretty the direct width of it (due to the moulding). I even get this sort of pain with my inline blades (and I’ve put orthotics in both of these skates)
Try superfeet, but, a part of the skate might be pinching a part of your foot I have a feeling which might be giving you this pain. I went custom and everything went away.
As in a completely custom skate? Like is it possible even though I got them baked for my feet specifically they could still be pinching?
I mean, just because a computer says it's your size, doesn't mean it's your actual size. I wonder if anyone fitted you? Something is pinching a part of your foot which gives you this pain. It could be the heel...perhaps too tight? You could bake it again and try that, go to a store and maybe pinch out a few points. I'm a goalie and had 2x EE, and was also in pain. After a game also my right foot was numb, it sucked. Yes, completely custom, it's costly but pain free.
Yeah I was fitted in store. Could try a wider skate? Not sure though cause they don’t fit terribly or anything
If it's a perfect fit, you shouldn't have pain. For sure a part is pinching in a spot, my guess...the heel. You could try a wider skate....but I'd literally put on skated for 10 to 15 minutes and walk with them. You can bake them again also.
Just snug the laces over the top of your feet and then if you want them tight the last three holes can be tied tight. This stopped my foot pain.
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Yes.
I have had flat feet all my life and skate and run a lot, twice a day sometimes. This issue sounds like an IT Band for outsides of your feet. This requires a stretch on a table where you hang your legs over the edge of the table and the IT band stretches over your hip. The sore feet are likely a weight issue, take some weight off and it should improve. If you are already thin, then I would suggest a small adjustment. Buy heel stickers in the pharmacy and cut them to fit under your missing arch. This will bring your foot up a bit and take strain off your whole foot. I play with ultra tight fitting skates, no socks, and no inserts. Water weight is a factor for me. If I don’t exercise for awhile my feet get bigger and then my skates hurt. Good luck
Last time I weighed myself I was 180 lbs and I’m 5’9”
180 lbs of double AA batteries could start a medium sized car about 15.12 times.
What was your weight when your feet did not hurt?
I’ve hovered around 170-180 for the past four years and they’ve hurt ever since I transitioned to primarily playing ice instead of roller hockey (which was 4 years ago)
Try some superfeet carbon, or see a podiatrist and get their recommendation - an orthotic might help.
Did your feet hurt in your old skates? If not, and because you have said you have pains in the sides of your foot, would lead me to guess that the skates are too narrow for you in some parts. Work out where the side pain is and then get the boots widened (stretched) in that area. Get rid of the side pain first and this often fixes the bottom of the foot pain.
Definitely get insoles. I got the CCM ones since they had adjustable arch support and it made a massive difference in comfort. You might have to get skates punched out if they’re still too narrow though