Bauer AETREX FIT C Orthotics Youth Insole

‌Bauer AETREX FIT C Orthotics Youth Insole is made for young players with higher arches who need support in a different area than the Fit A or Fit B versions. Fit C focuses on high arches and pressure in the forefoot, helping spread the load more evenly under the front of the foot while still supporting the arch. For children, this can make the skate feel more comfortable when the boot size is correct, but pressure builds up under the ball of the foot during longer ice sessions. With metatarsal relief, cushioning, a memory foam top layer, ventilated forefoot and grip print underneath, this insole helps create a more supported and comfortable skating feel without adding unnecessary bulk.

Fit Profile: Fit C is designed for high arches and forefoot pressure. It is best suited for young players who need more support under the arch and better pressure relief under the front of the foot.

Forefoot Pressure Relief: The metatarsal relief helps reduce concentrated pressure under the ball of the foot. This can make longer practices and repeated skating drills feel more comfortable.

Arch Support: The raised support helps fill the space under a higher arch. This gives the foot a more even base inside the skate and can help the child feel more stable while skating.

Cushioning: The memory foam top layer adds softness under the foot and helps the insole feel more comfortable during use. It gives support without making the skate feel overly stiff.

Ventilated Forefoot: The ventilated front section helps air move under the foot. This is useful during longer sessions, when heat and moisture can build up inside the skate.

Grip Print: The grip print underneath helps keep the insole steady inside the boot. This keeps the support in the correct position while the player skates, turns and stops.

Use: Bauer AETREX FIT C Orthotics Youth Insole is a good option for children with high arches or noticeable pressure in the front part of the foot. It is different from Fit A and Fit B because its main focus is forefoot comfort and high-arch support, not pronation control or neutral everyday support.