Absolutely. HIKEPRO insoles add cushioning and stability that help reduce joint strain under heavy pack weight.
Yes! The slim, trim-to-fit design works with most hiking boots, trail shoes, and approach shoes.
Unlike rigid orthotics, HIKEPRO is built for dynamic outdoor movement, with flexible support that adapts to terrain instead of forcing your stride.
Learn which CURREX profile and size you need here.
Follow the steps below on how to trim your CURREX insoles to size.
CURREX® HIKEPRO™ insoles are built for stability, comfort, and confidence on the trail. Designed with a fully decoupled heel and Super Grip anti-slip technology for a locked-in fit, HIKEPRO™ keeps your heel secure and your footing steady on uneven ground.
Dynamic Arch Technology™ adapts to your stride to reduce fatigue mile after mile—so no matter the distance or terrain, you can keep going with comfort and control.
Overall rating: 4.712042 / 5 from 191 reviews.
CURREX® HIKEPRO™ Insoles offer trail-ready cushioning, anti-slip heel grip, and dynamic arch support for stability and comfort on various hiking terrains. These insoles are designed to reduce fatigue, prevent blisters, and provide personalized support for different foot arches.
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"After 100 miles on my new size 14 Keen Durand II's, I was disappointed with the poor quality of the original equipment insoles. The CURREX HIKEPRO's are terrific. The XXLs slid right in with no need to trim. They are a little thicker than the original insoles (which I like) and the heel is secure. Got about 100 miles on these and all is good. Feet are happy!"
"I was very happy to see how the Currex insoles actually fit to my arch shape, much much better than the Power Steps. But the top materials are just too thin and barely cushioned, so my toes were not happy. If the metatarsal cushy pad underneath was larger/covered more area that might help. Also, the heel pads, tho nicely cushy, aren't large enough around - the front of my heels were sore from the arch plate coming back to the front of the heels."
"Though the hike insoles didnt work for me I returned got run ones and they have changed my life. I have plantar fasciitis and a heel spur. Im ablento walk and hike woth minimal to no pain. I have in all my shoes now"
"I have a pair in all my shoes. From my trail running shoes to my hiking boots ."
"The in soles are slightly bigger than the original my boots came with so it makes the fit a bit snug and doesn’t leave much room for long distance (natural foot swelling) so make sure you have enough room so you don’t run into that issue. The heel portion is a bit wide so narrow shoes might have to fight it a bit but it does tend to settle in without digging into the foot. Definitely break it in before you head in a long journey. A bit pricey but a decent insole"
"These inserts have made such a difference. I have them in my everyday and hiking shoes"
"Used the HikePro insoles for hiking on Terrapin Mountain in the Blue Ridge Mountains. My feet, including the arch and ankle, were not as beaten during and after this rugged hike on travels that were dirt or gravel, and covered under dense snow (snowcrete) and ice. Recovery day was better too compared to without the proper insoles."
"Not sure what to think about these soles but I did get wrecked feet, blisters, and sore toes."
"These insoles have been very comfortable when I have taken them on strenuous hikes. Unfortunately, I haven’t had many opportunities to do that. lately’"
"I absolutely love these insoles! I have 2 pair for my 2 pairs of running shoes and just bought the hiking ones, they have made all the difference to me. My boots had been hurting my feet, now they are comfy! Yay"
