Do you guys find lavers lacking of support. How many of you change the insoles to add more support? Or do you just shred with the insoles the shoe came in with?
for me personally, I've had to switch insoles, my ankels and shins started hurting after a while. I also found that I had to "compress" more to absorb the shock of landing (by bending my knees a little when I land).
Lavers: Where's my support!
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im pretty sure ever one has to replace there lavers insoles at some point, they creat great pains in my heels. Suprizingly i know that matt cross had his orginal laver insoles for 6 months i belive he said, who knows it been a while since he said that, (at the time he was bitching how he need new soles) dr sholes 
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I'm using Spenco Cross-Trainer insoles, the green ones. They're much
better than the standard insoles, you can put them in the washing
machine, and my first pair still hasn't worn off, and I've been playing
for a year with them.
better than the standard insoles, you can put them in the washing
machine, and my first pair still hasn't worn off, and I've been playing
for a year with them.
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