Quit Yer Bitchin | Tommy SandovalTommy Sandoval shares what happens when your insoles work a little too well. You know the deal. You go skate expecting the usual heel bruises, sore arches, and that classic limp back to the car. Instead you land a giant set and feel absolutely nothing. No shock. No sting. No pain. Just confusion and maybe a small identity crisis. Tommy breaks down the reality of skating with insoles that actually do their job. Perfect cushioning, real impact absorption, and proper alignment can be a blessing but also kind of a problem when you built your whole personality around being sore after every session. It hits different when your feet decide to retire from suffering. What You Will See • Tommy Sandoval wrestling with the idea of feeling good after skating • High impact skating without the usual heel pain • How real cushioning changes the way you hit stairs and gaps • Shock absorption that might make you question physics • Why Remind Insoles keep showing up in the shoes of top skaters Perfect For Skateboarders Street skaters who enjoy pretending they are broken Park skaters who want their heels to last longer than their boards Anyone tired of limping after every session Fans of Tommy Sandoval Skaters who are finally ready to fix their feet Why This Matters For Skaters Remind Insoles use multi layer Perfect Foam that absorbs heavy impacts, reduces heel bruising, supports your arches, and keeps your body aligned even when you are throwing yourself down big sets. Skaters who are used to feeling destroyed after a session might need a moment to adjust, but their feet will be very happy about it. If you are looking for insoles that protect your heels, boost comfort, and make skating feel way less brutal, this video gives you a pretty clear picture of what to expect when things stop hurting like they used to.