Shoe insoles

I didnt know soles can effect blosters. I need some to then

i always have mizuno shoes for pp but i swap in stock insole out and put in Nike insole from my running shoes its much better . Hope that help.

I am a professional model and I often use shoe lifts during photo shots, as it helps enhancing style quotient effortlessly.

I use inserts by Powerstep, it was recommended by Der_Echte to me and they are good quality ..

maar said:

TT4Life, I am thinking about something like this. Will try different ones and see which suits me better. Thanks

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Some 5 years ago I was suffering from toe blisters which I got constantly even after a couple of hours of intensive play.

I wasn't sure what was causing them, cause it seemed that I had rather comfortable TT shoes which didn't produce any pressure points on my feet. First thing I tried to solve this problem I bought a couple of different brands low friction running anti-blister socks. That didn't help. Then I tried some expensive high end nike anti blister socks which had a toe part made from two layers stitched together so the inner part of is moving somewhat freely in the outer part thus reducing friction between your toes and your shoes. These socks helped a somewhat. Also there 5-toe antiblister socks, but I didn't try them. Another thing I tried was a special compeed anti blister stick. It didn't produce any significant effect.

So after trying all this, the only thing that was left were the shoes. After changing them, the problem went away.

I am also unsure if soles can solve the blister problem. As mentioned, they can make your shoe soles feel more absorbing preventing joint damage, help if you bought shoes which are too big (maybe..), also if the arch support of the original insoles isn't right for you.

It seems that in your case the shoes aren't right for you. But if you are happy with your current shoes, my suggestion would by try buying some special anti blister socks. Maybe that will help. If it doesn't and you have to buy another sport shoes, you will be able to use these socks with your new ones

Also if you decide on buying some new insoles, let us know the results

Wow, didn't see the how old the post was. The strange post about "shoe lifts" brought the topic back to the top..

You can try sports socks
It's like a towel at the bottom

the ones who changed the shoes, which ones were you using and which ones are you using now?

penggao600 said:

You can try sports socks
It's like a towel at the bottom

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Agreed. I wear Mizuno shoes with sports socks and I don't need any extra insoles despite being big and heavy. The Mizunos are quite narrow so they don't move around from side to side. It's only fair to add that I do play on a proper suspended floor most of the time, so this solution won't necessarily work for everyone.

Any silicon insoles will do the job. If they are coated, just rip the coat.
I use the insoles of my hunting "Hunter" boots and my winter mountain boots. They are very strong and grippy, but very flexy too.

If insoles do not help, my advise is to try the most ordinary chinese sneakers.
You will be surprised how good they are for TT.
No slipiing, no scratching, low to the ground.
If you dispraise sneakers, you may try these



Very comfortable, light, fit, low to the ground, dynamic and blister-proof.

im using these https://www.drscholls.com/static/media/images/drscholls/products/m_CE_UltraCool_fb_560x770.png

I am using Mizuno Premium Insole bought from tt-japan.net. It is way better compared with the default shoes insole. Very happy, very comfortable and Very good and i can recommend. it is for around 10 USD.