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im runing yelllow/green mini spikes what inserts do i need
snee blue or grey? which is a safe bet as an all rounder?
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I run snee blue exclusively.
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I prefer proline or losi, fronts are cut down rear inserts, and fit well. Schumacher have never made an insert that can last for a long time.
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I prefer proline or losi, fronts are cut down rear inserts, and fit well. Schumacher have never made an insert that can last for a long time.
Where can I find Proline firm and super firm inserts?

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Most of mine are snee blue, but lets be honest - you could cut up a bath sponge and I wouldn't be able to tell any difference
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Mr 'O' Racing Soft,
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Mr 'O' Racing Hard

I run the soft ones all the time, which are similar to the snee ones but not the same.


Don't ask me why cause I can't remember but I used to run firmer inserts in green mini spikes compared to yellow minispikes. Something to do with side bite if I remember rightly
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