Best insoles for tennis?

Are there insoles that are specialized or especially good for tennis?
Maybe something is wrong with my swing mechanics, but my insoles tend to wear out around the right big toe area.
It has led me to think that insoles with good cushion and added padding beneath the big toe would benefit my feet/knee joints.
Please chime in with your recommendations.

(Sales associates at a nearby City Sports shop strongly recommended "Superfeet" insoles. Feedbacks on this brand would be appreciated as well.)

I have the exact same problem, the insole under my right big toe area wears out long before the shoe losses its grip.

So I have the exact same question, but please do not say that Spenco are good because they are not, they are thick and heavy and are not suitable at all for tennis.

Well it is going to depend on what exactly you want but I find that Archmolds are terrific. They are fairly thick but are simply great IMO. Basically you put them in the oven at 200 for a couple minutes and then put them in your shoes and stand in the shoes barefoot for a few minutes on a hard surface. The soles mold to your foots contours. Once they are all cooled off the shoes just fit like a glove. My feet don't move around nearly as much with them and I don't have to tie the shoes as tight either.

Just one opinion FWIW.

custom orthotics.

It depends on your foot. What works for others may not work for you.

Most seem to like Dr. Schols or Superfeet in poll below.
http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=250938

New Daddy said:

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(Sales associates at a nearby City Sports shop strongly recommended "Superfeet" insoles. Feedbacks on this brand would be appreciated as well.)

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http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=250931

At the bottom of that thread I have a review of Orange vs. Green

try sorbothane. apprently absorbs 99.9% of shock too something like that :S

Blade, Larry10is, and TennisDad all have the right idea. It's not really a matter of which insole is best for tennis, it's really a matter of which insole is best for your own feet.

Blade0324 said:

Well it is going to depend on what exactly you want but I find that Archmolds are terrific. They are fairly thick but are simply great IMO. Basically you put them in the oven at 200 for a couple minutes and then put them in your shoes and stand in the shoes barefoot for a few minutes on a hard surface. The soles mold to your foots contours...

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This sounds a lot like the idea behind SOLE custom footbeds:
http://www.yoursole.com/products/footbeds


Edit: sorbothane sounds interesting as well.

Custom Orthotics are the way to go. Helped me a ton with Achilles tendonitis.

Check to see if they are covered by your health insurance. I didn't have to pay for mine; covered by insurance.