Good source of insoles for sport shoes

[Kuba Hajto]

Hello my friends.
I have two pair of shoes in which I managed to wear in holes on the insoles (the insert that your foot rests at). I have Asics Rocket and Gel Blade (dunno remember the gen). Do you have any good source of insoles? I can only find those thin cheap universal insoles locally. Unfortunately Asics don't carry replacement parts, which is very annoying, because rest of the shoe is still decent good condition...

 

[NDH]

Hello my friends.
I have two pair of shoes in which I managed to wear in holes on the insoles (the insert that your foot rests at). I have Asics Rocket and Gel Blade (dunno remember the gen). Do you have any good source of insoles? I can only find those thin cheap universal insoles locally. Unfortunately Asics don't carry replacement parts, which is very annoying, because rest of the shoe is still decent good condition...

I always replace the insoles with Dr Scholl.

They just provide a little more cushion for the key pressure points.

 

[Kuba Hajto]

I always replace the insoles with Dr Scholl.

They just provide a little more cushion for the key pressure points.

The Gel Activ ones?

 

[NDH]

The Gel Activ ones?

Those are the ones!

They do lots of different types, so it just depends what you want.

I wouldn’t say they are revolutionary, but they do ok for me!

 

[backspacer]

Imo go to your orthopaedist or look for one, get your feet checked, get a prescription and turn that in in a medical supply store. They will make you custom insoles. It makes a big difference and change them once or twice a year.

 

[Sland]

I’ve spent hundreds on different insoles over the years (both custom and in store) and I absolutely love Z-liners. They’re also machine washable. Just dry them on lowest heat setting

 

[ricospin]

I’ve spent hundreds on different insoles over the years (both custom and in store) and I absolutely love Z-liners. They’re also machine washable. Just dry them on lowest heat setting

I was about to say this. I've also heard of gameday insoles...

The main thing i look for is how durable the liner material is for the insoles. With how my feet move in the shoes, the liner gets destroyed every 3-6 months or so.

I personally use Dr.Scholl's Plantar insoles. I'll probably try Z liner next.

 

[igorponger]

DONT BE A DULL STATUE.
Japanese martial arts need no footwear at all. Table tennis, in its essense, is very much akin to hard fisticuffs in many aspects, and a thin shoe feet allows close touch to ground. The early models of Tamasu Butterfly sneakers is the best sensitive sole ever found on market, the very best product for the game. On the contrary, the puffy jogging shoes shall make you a clumsy figure much like the stony islanders.

 

[Zwill]

Those are the ones!

They do lots of different types, so it just depends what you want.

I wouldn’t say they are revolutionary, but they do ok for me!

I like these ones too. They can be bought in DM for like 10 EUR. But the DM own brand gel soles are not too bad either. But they both make your shoes weigh significantly more.

 

[Kuba Hajto]

what is dm?

 

[Zwill]

I think it should be all over EU, maybe different countries have other name?