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Anybody used "Downunders" insoles in their cycling shoes?

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Anybody used "Downunders" insoles in their cycling shoes?

Old 12-31-07, 01:00 AM
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Anybody used "Downunders" insoles in their cycling shoes?

Anybody used "Downunders" insoles in their cycling shoes? How much space do they take up?
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It appears that Vertec represents Downunders and recently started representing the new Aline insoles. Can anyone confirm this?
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