Insoles for Nike Zoom Vapors

[Dimpelman]

Hi! i have been playing tennis for 20+ years and never had this issue. But since i had some injuries and couldnt play for a few months i have painfull feet while playing (front bottom, ball of the foot i think). So i think i have to try out some insoles which are more cushioned (dont have this issue when walking etc). Anybody can recommend me some insoles that fit the Zoom Vapor? ( vapor 9, 9.5, X).

 

[Airspun]

The move game day and game day pro are excellent

 

[Al Czervik]

Superfeet helped me a lot with one or two pairs of Vapors that didn't feel right. I like the carbon, but green and blue are pretty good, too.

 

[Delouie9154]

The move game day and game day pro are excellent

+1 on the game day insoles. For me as a heavier guy, 200Lbs/90kg standing 6ft 3 inch/190cm, I tend to gravitate towards the regular game days versus the game day pros. It feels like it absorbs/disperses shock just a little better than the game day pros since it is a bit more flexible.

Keep note though, for me these insoles last about 3-4 months before I need to replace them. Like any insole, the structure eventually dies and you are back to pain.

Only other solution that are a bit more durable (6-12 months) are custom....which can range from 200 to 1000 USD per pair. Waiting on a pair of Upstep custom insoles to come to me....I have high hopes, hopefully they work.

 

[Dimpelman]

thnx for the suggestions! going to try those

 

[WYK]

Just about any decent insole will help. I would just be sure to always use one, and replace it often. The factory insoles are bare minimum.
Also be sure to take down your callouses often. Not like to the bone, but just make sure they don't build up too much.
The callouses alone can cause issues with your feet, and can lead to other issues.