Jackson FB6000 Supreme Footbeds

MORE POWER & STAMINA

Introducing the first insole created specifically for the skating motion.

Designed to enhance alignment, the unique 'reversed arch' creates a linear knee bend for more stability & power!

What is pronation?

Pronation refers to the way in which your foot and tibia roll inward at the ankle, causing the knee joint to turn in more than normal.  This misalignment can lead to an increased risk of injury through the pronation itself, or the attempt of the skater to compensate for the pronation.

The vast number of jumps, spins, turns, and edgework that require proper alignment make the Supreme Insole the ideal solution for all skaters!

WHO and WHY

These propietory insoles have undergone scientific testing at The University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM), examining the effect of an orthopedic insole on ankle stability in ice skating.

Minimal research had been conducted in the past that evaluated the bio-mechanical effect of the foot placement relative to blade alignment on the stability of the ankle.

HOW

Subjects performed on-ice skating with and without the insoles. Those with wider feet used the 3° insole and narrower the 7°. Pressure sensor instruments provided readings of each skater’s center of pressure (COP). The COP and the location of the blade were then compared - optimal stability occurs when the COP is equal to the blade location.

RESULTS

The use of the insoles allowed the skater’s COP to be closer to the blade of the skate, providing higher ankle stability. Since the motion of skating is drastically different than walking, the optimization of the skating boot should be specific to this unique COP.

Since the risk of injury is often related to posture & stability, Supreme Insoles will greatly reduce the risk of injury. The unique ‘reversed arch’ feature enables skaters to experience a skating motion rather than a walking motion that every other insole on the market offers.