Rock Plate 2

Regular price $17.00

9 reviews

Extra underfoot protection for rocky ground.

COMFORT | DURABLE | LIGHTWEIGHT
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Good protection
PRODUCT DETAILS

About Rock Plate 2

Provides a little protection to the foot on stony/rocky terrain

  • Lightweight, thin & strong PVC material (1.5 mm thick)
  • Place directly under the Freet Flexile or OrthoLite Insole
  • Choose larger size and trim to fit

Stack Height:

1.5 mm

Weight:

34 grams pair size 42.

SUSTAINABILITY
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Customer say fits true to size, you may stay at your usual size.

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  • 5 stars: 5 (56%)
  • 4 stars: 2 (22%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (11%)
  • 2 stars: 1 (11%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Anne
Work well but not durable

Bought 2 pair last fall for trail runners - these are exactly what I needed to add protection for my feet on rocky terrain. However, they are not as durable as expected. They became brittle and started cracking after about 100 miles. Love them in my shoes so have been repairing them with nylon gear tape which is working well for now. Just know your shoes will probably outlast these rock plates. Will definitely buy again when a more durable material is available.

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Paulina
Good while they last

I bought the Rockplates for a GR11 Part-Thruhike in the Pyrenees. I used them for about 300kms. I cut them to size to fit into my Freet Feldoms (which are great by the way).
The Rockplates worked fine for a couple of days but started tearing very quickly. I taped every new crack with ducttape and they were soon covered in it.
Still they make a significant change to protection from rocks beneath the regular insole of the Feldoms, so if Freet will figure out a way to make them last longer, I would be happy to try them again.

Hi Paulina, sorry for this, and thanks for the feedback - I think the office is replacing yours. We've got a better material (less brittle) for the next generation of Rock Plate. Regards, Andrew

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Mathieu Zmijan
Rock Plate Rocks!

Bought them a size bigger as recommended. Trimmed them down to fit my shoe. Took them to the Julian Alps for a test drive and I can say no point rocks were able to poke my feet like before. I absolutely love these things!

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Anonymous
Gute Unterstützung, wenn es mal sehr steinig wird

Auf steinigen Wegen eine echte Unterstützung, gerade wenn es mal länger dauert. Habe sie in unterschiedlichen Schuhen im Einsatz gehabt, auch anderer Hersteller ;-)
Passen auch da perfekt

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Robin Allan
Amazing what a difference these make

They're only 1.5mm thick, yet they have made walking on concrete much more doable for my adapting feet. I previously injured my metatarsals using barefoot shoes for city walking. I wish I'd discovered these sooner; no amount of pure foam insole can protect the bones and tendons like a firmer midsole material can.

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Stupar
Easy

Hides easily under your existing insert. Light weight. Simple to adjust the size. My feet felt great after a long hike. Will buy more for other shoes.

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J.S.
Rock plate 2

This product does its job. The trails I use range from mud to rock. These protected my feet nicely on sections of the trail that were loose rock. The only downside was moisture retention.

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Kevin

Love these. Very helpful.

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brentander69

I recently got the new Connect 2 and the rock plate as well. The idea and the material used is good and it should perform as intended. The flexibility to remove the plate is a nice feature. Being that the insole is removable makes this possible. However I have a few issues with it.

It will add even more stack height (obviously) unless you trim it so it fits within the stitching. (Andrew says he will start cutting them for each shoe size soon). Even then I suspect more trimming will be needed. Then since the material is very smooth your foot will slide around some, which I didn't care for. Maybe creating a texture on both surfaces will be good enough? It's something I will probably do to see the affects.

I personally would have incorporated the rock plate into the shoe instead knowing what I know now. However doing so would change the purpose of the shoe.