Shoes which will work with a thick replacement insole?

[Recoveringhobo]

My foot doctor recently had custom insoles made for my high arched feet. The insoles are thick and have high arches so they raise my heel more than a normal insole (I can post pics for reference).

I tried putting them in Mizuno Wave Enforce Tour and Mizuno Wave Exceed Tour 6 and found that my heel would slip with the insoles because my heel was now higher.

Does anyone know a shoe which would work well with a raised heel? I'm thinking of ordering a Diadora Blushield from TW to try but have no clue what else might work. Thanks!

 

[miki]

prince t22.

 

[innoVAShaun]

Babolats and Diadoras use thick factory insoles.

I have high arch, higher heeled custom orthotics and use them in my Diadora Torneo 2 wides and Asics Gel Resolution 9 wides.

Wimbledon Babolat SFX3 stock insoles. The technology (or brand?) says Ergo-Motion.

 

[a10best]

Babolats and Diadoras use thick factory insoles.

I have high arch, higher heeled custom orthotics and use them in my Diadora Torneo 2 wides and Asics Gel Resolution 9 wides.

I moved from the Prince T22 lites (due to limited colors) and bought two SFX3s. They're immediately playable with no break-in period.
But for me the entire shoe lacks cushion, especially the front part of the shoe when in a long match. It felt like sandals at one point "for me" in the third set so I really don't think the insoles are thick. At least not in the forefoot area. The heel part of the insole is fine.
Mistakenly, I wore 1 pair of socks and got blisters.
I've tried SF green, orange, SoleFeet orange and felt no improvement. My feet are considered normal from the wet feet test.
Is there a thicker cushioned insole (in the front) you or anyone recommends that mimics the prince T22 that I can insert into the SFX3s?

 

[innoVAShaun]

I moved from the Prince T22 lites (due to limited colors) and bought two SFX3s. They're immediately playable with no break-in period.
But for me the entire shoe lacks cushion, especially the front part of the shoe when in a long match. It felt like sandals at one point "for me" in the third set so I really don't think the insoles are thick. At least not in the forefoot area. The heel part of the insole is fine.
Mistakenly, I wore 1 pair of socks and got blisters.
I've tried SF green, orange, SoleFeet orange and felt no improvement. My feet are considered normal from the wet feet test.
Is there a thicker cushioned insole (in the front) you or anyone recommends that mimics the prince T22 that I can insert into the SFX3s?

Yes, in the SFX3, once you remove the factory insole, you're taking away all the cushioning and comfort that comes with it. Custom insoles and a bottoming out shoe are a harsh ride.

The only insoles I've ever purchased for more cushioning and comfort are the Powerstep Bridge. I only use them in my work shoes. I have never tried them for tennis.

 

[jim e]

Asics gel challengers should work out as well.