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Du kan gravera upp till 35 tecken (inklusive mellanslag). Du kan använda latinska bokstäver, siffror, mellanslag och många specialtecken. Skriv och testa se vad som är möjligt.
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Note: Over 96% of our customers use the Standard insoles and are happy with them. If you wear riding boots with thick soles or are jumping on a high level, we recommend the Plus insoles instead.
Additional insoles in any of these configurations can also be bought separately.
For this insoles size, there is only one magnet positions available. But because of the smaller insole size, a bigger area of the shoe is already magnetised.
You can download below picture to print in 1:1 format on A4 here.
Note: 99% of our customers use the default position and are happy with it. It positions the stirrups at the ball of the foot, see picture below. Position b is further towards the toe.
Note: 99% of our customers use the default position and are happy with it. It positions the stirrups at the ball of the foot. Position b and c are further towards the toe.
