Julian ChristiansonSkater/Athlete, PSL Skateboarding · Pro Skateboarder ,Sk8 Sensei Skateboarding Mentor/Coach

@FP.Insoles FP INSOLES REVIEW #skateboarding #fpinsoles

16 May 2025 · 2 min

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In this casual, enthusiastic video, skateboarder Julian Christianson reviews two FP insole models – the Elites and the Elite King Foam Mids. He highlights their thin profile combined with high impact protection, noting that they absorb more shock than competing products while fitting comfortably inside skate shoes. The King Foam mids add extra heel cushioning, which he says prevents painful bruises when landing jumps. Christianson emphasizes that the insoles mold to the foot like custom orthotics, offering superior support and control, and that they perform consistently in any climate (cold or hot). He also points out that the thin design doesn’t alter shoe fit, a common issue with thicker insoles. Overall, he recommends buying a pair, promising that users won’t be disappointed.

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Yo, what's up? It's Julian Christianson here, and today I'm going to talk about these FP insoles. Bam! The Elites, and then also the Elite King Foam Mids. Definitely want to check these out. Game changers, for real. The technology in these protects you from way more impact than anything else on the market. They protect your feet even though they're this thin. That's what's amazing about it. For me, you know, you put a an extra insole in your shoe, sometimes it lifts your foot up and then your foot doesn't quite stay in the shoe like you really need to, which is no good when you're skating. You don't want your shoe falling off. You got to have all that protection you can get. And then with the King Foam mids, you see it's got a little extra heel protection on the back. I know for me, when I'm jumping downstairs and I get heel bruise, I'm pretty much done. I don't want to get hurt anymore than I already have gotten. And if I get a few more tries probably means a few more clips. So use your brain. That didn't even hurt. They smell really good too. They mold to your feet like custom orthotics, so you have way more support and control. When I squeeze these, they don't— there's not that squishy feeling. Plus, on top of that, doesn't matter if you're in London or if you're in California, South France, these things are going to be the same whether it's cold or hot. One thing I love about these is look how thin they are. So when you put them in your shoe, it's not going to change the way your shoe fits to your foot because, you know, when you just get a thicker insole, it actually messes with how the shoe fits your foot. So I think it's a great thing that they can get so much impact resistance with keeping it thin. So very, very dope. Definitely cop you a couple pair, you know, try them out. But you're not going to be disappointed no matter which one you get. So take it from me, Julian Christiansen. Peace.