These have only been released recently and a quick search shows no results so decided a thread one these was required. I am a long time user of the Superfeet Orange which I always manage to crack at the heel after a few sessions. Wonder if these are an improvement on the range and if any fellow BC'ers had tried them out? First the blurb: Superfeet Carbon insoles are thin, light, and structured insoles. They are designed with a carbon fiber-reinforced cap to provide strength and durability without bulk. Best for slim, tighter-fitting athletic footwear, these insoles are an excellent choice for runners who need high performance support. Link: http://www.superfeet.com/en-us/insoles-and-sandals/carbon
Interesting. Will have to check it out at the store to compare to the Spenco Total Support Max I'm wearing.
Sorry for the late bump. I bought the carbon insoles recently and thought I'd share some opinion. I use them in my SHB92MX. I think my shoes themselves are a little large for my feet, thus the insoles are actually a little smaller than the shoe base. Thus, when I lunge, I feel the insole FOLD inside my shoe. I don't know if this would happen if the shoe/insole fit better, because the insole is quite thin. Maybe I should try and tape the insole down into the shoe? Anyone try that? With regards to the performance, they were the first insoles I"ve tried in badminton shoes so I have no frame of reference. I do own superfeet blue and green, so maybe I'll give those a shot soon. I think those ones are thicker/harder than the carbon, based on feel.
