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Cleats seem have the worst insoles of any shoes made. For the folks that replace the factory insoles what kind of insoles have you found to work the best.
my son uses superfeet carbon insoles in his baseball cleats, expensive but they eliminated foot pain he experiences with cleats.Cleats seem have the worst insoles of any shoes made. For the folks that replace the factory insoles what kind of insoles have you found to work the best.
I guess if your not having some sort of arch associated pain then you would just need the padding and not the support.Seems like pitchers would need a good insole especially on there stride foot to prevent injury and or soreness.Just went through this with DD last summer after she had an ankle injury for the first time. It’s important to remember that there are two different kinds of insoles that serve different functions: padded insoles that cushion the landing vs supportive insoles that help with the arch and foot angle.
DD’s orthopedist said most of the major brands you find in stores will do the trick, just be sure you’re getting the right kind for your needs.
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Cleats seem have the worst insoles of any shoes made. For the folks that replace the factory insoles what kind of insoles have you found to work the best.
my son uses superfeet carbon insoles in his baseball cleats, expensive but they eliminated foot pain he experiences with cleats.
I probably sound silly ranting about this. But properly fitted insoles are worth every penny. Especially for catchers and pitchers.