Insoles

TwistedTorque · Post by **TwistedTorque** » 13 Mar 2005 10:07

Most players would agree that insoles are a good addition to your freestyle equipment, but most do not agree on the type of insole that is the best. I'm a big fan of SuperFeet, but I don't think they focus support on the ball of the foot enough to be the best for our sport. Please post Insoles that you support (ha ha) with links to pictures and more info. Thanks!!

Tsiangkun · Post by **Tsiangkun** » 13 Mar 2005 10:14

these work

these
don't stay in place during shred, but could be with some adhesive now that i think abou tit.

Shredfish · Post by **Shredfish** » 14 Mar 2005 19:16

I just recently got these...I shredded for an hour and a half and my leg didn't ache like it normally does after about 30 minutes or less. IT'S GREAT!!! Notice it says it's for "high impact activities"....high impact IS footbag.

[/url]http://www.drscholls.com/product.aspx?prodid=56[url][/url]

Shredfish · Post by **Shredfish** » 14 Mar 2005 19:17

sorry about the link...i'd never done it before.

TwistedTorque · Post by **TwistedTorque** » 14 Mar 2005 21:50

http://www.drscholls.com/product.aspx?prodid=56

sampotter · Post by **sampotter** » 14 Mar 2005 21:52

When I played in any shoe but the ClimaCools I play in now I used the above insoles. They kick ass. 'Nuf said.

ted · Post by **ted** » 17 Mar 2005 11:40

Tsiangkun wrote:these don't stay in place during shred, but could be with some adhesive now that i think abou tit.

I found that these stayed in place if I placed them under my other insoles. End of shin splints for me, never came back when I stopped using them.

Guest_2 · Post by **Guest_2** » 26 Dec 2005 10:47

Spenco Polysorb Cross Trainer Insoles

Do these help with arch problems? I spoke with a rep and he claimed they did not, but I was hoping you guys could clue me in as to what they did for you-because a lot of you guys use them [as referred to above

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Please help save my feet!

Zjeezy · Post by **Zjeezy** » 26 Dec 2005 13:01

i use 2 oz. miracles, they work really well and they have this sort of cushioning that forms to your feet.

ShredOnLawn · Post by **ShredOnLawn** » 27 Dec 2005 06:26

THRIFT STORES. You buy shoes for like $3.00 and get the insoles too!

skoxn · Post by **skoxn** » 27 Dec 2005 11:17

TheVindicator wrote:Spenco Polysorb Cross Trainer Insoles

well, i don´t know, if they solve your problem. but i can say, i like em. i play in them for now over one year and they give much more support than the regular lavers insoles!

Larson · Post by **Larson** » 03 Jan 2006 19:23

I've never used insoles before, just cause I never thought to. Right now I haven't played footbag for two months because of knee problems. I am wondering if a lack of insole could be contributing to the problem. Where can I find some good insoles.

Troyson · Post by **Troyson** » 04 Jan 2006 11:52

do the polysorb ones help arch at all? I am flatfooted and i need insoles that will have arch support and all that crap.

B_Man · Post by **B_Man** » 05 Jan 2006 10:29

Larson wrote:I am wondering if a lack of insole could be contributing to the problem. Where can I find some good insoles.

Yes, I would say that is contributing a lot to your knee problems. You can pick up insoles at a pharmacy, and most sports stores carry insoles as well.

Me personally, I have two insoles in my Lavers. Dr. Scholls Athletic insoles and the factory made ones. It's a bit tighter fit for my foot, but I think it's a necessary procedure to be able to play the way I have been.

Does anybody else do this as well?

hakkpakk · Post by **hakkpakk** » 05 Jan 2006 19:11

I got Dr. Scholls insoles from CVS but they arent supporting my toes and the front of my feet. Any suggestions?!

C-Fan · Post by **C-Fan** » 09 Jan 2006 10:52

I agree with Ted. The metatarsal insoles are great, just slide em in under your other insoles, and you're set. Good players mostly play on the balls of the feet, so it makes sense to get insoles that focus on that spot. Look at a pair of lavers after a couple years. The heel is fine, its the toes that get worn down.