Insoles
 

Gettin ready for a new year...got a pair of the Spot Built pattent leathers. Wore them at a couple camps this summer and they didn't feel like they were doing my legs any favors.

What are your recomendation on insoles? I purchased some Spenco Polysorbs for work and they are so so. Any better ones out there?

Stop messing around with new shoes and insoles and instead get new feet. :D

Try this site!
 

If the new feet advice just doesn't work for you, check out this site - FootSmart. I've had good luck finding various products (knee, ankle, & foot) that are working for me.

I have used insoles named Powerstep.

Nor Do I Play A Podiatrist On Television ...
 

These took care of my Plantar fasciitis for about $20.00:

Walk Fit Orthotics - As Seen on TV

:)

If the new shoes aren't comfortable, then changing the insoles is not likely to help very much. My guess is that the shoes aren't right for your feet..

I agree with Bob. Spot Built are notorious for their poor design and construction. You get what you pay for. :shrug:

The Good Old Days ...
 

That may be true today, but it wasn't always true. Back when I first started, twenty-eight years ago, I bought two pairs of Spot Builts. This was back when officials shoes looked, and were constructed, more like shoes than like sneakers. They took a mirror-like polish, that lasted. and lasted. I had the soles replaced several times, and went through several pairs of shoelaces. Finally after about a dozen years, yes they lasted that long, the uppers started to weaken. I loved those shoes. The only bad part was I had to fill in the white spot on the back of each shoe with a black marker, otherwise they were perfect.

Superfeet.

...But as other said, your real problem might be the shoe itself...and new insoles are not likely to fix that.

You might have a look at these... basketballrefshoes.com - Home

I've used them for a few seasons and am impressed.

I use these insoles. When I'm not working a game, I hang them from my car mirror.

http://www.la-story.com/upload/2008/...dpi%5B1%5D.jpg

Ah so that's why you're always calling fragrant fouls. :D