Better insoles for our shoes?
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- Multidex Master
- Posts: 207
- Joined: 07 Mar 2006 18:40
Better insoles for our shoes?
I was wondering if anyone knows of some good insoles for shoes because lavers have really bad support and I figured why not try keeping my legs working better for longer.
- freestyler4life
- BSOS Beast
- Posts: 429
- Joined: 15 Jun 2005 10:16
- Location: Land of Rednecks
I wore the Spencos in my last pair and they helped a lot. They're the only insole I've tried, so I don't have much to say or compare to except the stock insoles. The heels are high on the Spencos, and it was kind of weird, I think.
Oh yeah, I remember the Spencos helped a lot with my shin splints. I had really had shin splints and after I got the insoles I never had them again.
Oh yeah, I remember the Spencos helped a lot with my shin splints. I had really had shin splints and after I got the insoles I never had them again.
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- Hack Fiend
- Posts: 40
- Joined: 07 May 2006 21:51
- Location: Bellingham, WA
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Today I switched out my old "Air Pillow" insoles for the "2oz Miracles."
HUGE Improvement! The air pocket in the "Air Pillow" insoles had deflated so my heel was basically landing on hard plastic. They were very cheap and never really were any good.
I think these air pillow insoles cause my upper back pain..
The 2oz Miracles cost $5 and not only do they provide excellent support, but are very light, grippy, and they even made my lavers fit my feet better.
Anyway, no matter what insoles you get, Change them often!! They do wear out.
HUGE Improvement! The air pocket in the "Air Pillow" insoles had deflated so my heel was basically landing on hard plastic. They were very cheap and never really were any good.
I think these air pillow insoles cause my upper back pain..
The 2oz Miracles cost $5 and not only do they provide excellent support, but are very light, grippy, and they even made my lavers fit my feet better.
Anyway, no matter what insoles you get, Change them often!! They do wear out.