Blumaka vs Superfeet

When it comes to athletic performance, every detail matters – especially when it comes to your equipment choice. More often than not insoles are overlooked, but they play a critical role in your overall performance and comfort. Today, we're diving deep into why Blumaka Konnect insoles are a superior choice compared to Superfeet insoles.

SUPERIOR TECHNOLOGY: KONNECT GRF STANDS ALONE

Blumaka insoles feature innovative Konnect Ground Reaction Force (GRF) technology. Konnect GRF is our proprietary anti-slip surface which ensures superior grip, reduces slipping, reduces chance of injury, and optimizes energy transfer to maximize control and power. In contrast, Superfeet insoles lack any specific technology to increase traction, potentially leading to a less stable and more slippery experience. 

ENHANCED COMFORT AND SUPPORT

Blumaka Konnect insoles have an anatomic 3-way arch support, cushioned heel cup, and sidewall pillars for extra support and structural integrity. This reduces the risk of injury and increases overall comfort, with 80% of athletes experiencing improved lower leg stability. On the other hand, Superfeet insoles have a rigid and flat arch support, which limits flexibility and can increase discomfort. 

PREMIUM MATERIALS FOR OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE

Blumaka Konnect insoles are made from molded premium athletic footwear grade foam, eTPU, which provides a perfect balance of cushioning and durability. This high-quality material ensures that your insoles will last longer and perform better, even under rigorous use. Independent testing confirmed that Konnect insoles retain 90% of their cushioning after 1,000 miles of use. Superfeet insoles, however, are made from generic EVA foam, which does not offer the same level of comfort or longevity.

THOUGHTFUL DESIGN FOR ENHANCED FUNCTIONALITY

Blumaka Konnect insoles are designed without hard plastic under the heel, allowing for more natural foot movement and flexibility. This design choice is crucial for athletes who need to move quickly and efficiently. In contrast, Superfeet insoles utilize hard plastic underneath the heel, which can limit the natural flexibility of the foot. The stiffness of the plastic makes cornering difficult, reduces agility, and the ability to make turns quickly. This is a hinderance for any athlete that has to cut, change direction or laterally shift their weight anytime.

IN CONCLUSION

The choice is clear. Blumaka Konnect insoles are just better than the competition.