I play football twice a week and have suffered with shin splints for a while. I was recommended to look into insoles. I researched the market and came across these and I'm glad I did. I never realised I had a high arch, since using these for last couple of months I've not had shin splints once. It's also more comfortable than the stock insoles in one of my boots. It's thin, light and has the cushioning support in the correct areas. I just wish it was cheaper though so I could buy multiple pairs to save me having to swap them out. I would advise to definitely follow instructions to measure your arch in order to buy the most appropriate pair. I just stepped on a wet shower floor and then onto paper. Read more

I had my doubts about these inserts, but they did work for us. My son was experiencing heel and knee pains constantly from soccer. We tried different cleats, inserts and even saw specialist. Nothing really worked. Finally decided to try these. After a few practices and games, he is now pain free. He has medium arches, size 10 cleat and based of the Currex profile, went with the high profile inserts. They were easy to trim to size and seemed to be a little wide when inserting them into his Nike Phantom GX2's and New Balance Tekela's but have worked out. The price is a little steep for inserts but can save a few dollars if you find some open box or occasionally when they go on sale. I definitely recommend them and will buy again when they wear out or he outgrows them. Read more

Son para mí hijo que le dolían los talones cuando terminaba los entrenamientos y ahora con las plantillas le duelen mucho menos, no se queja tanto. Read more

Put these in my soccer shoes and they truly changed my life. The pain I felt after games has subsided immensely. Get insoles for your cleats and even more so for your daily shoes. Read more

I suffer from moderate to severe overpronation and have worn a wide variety of custom orthotics, and off-the-shelf insoles since I was a teenager for both football (soccer) and running. Whilst running shoes have evolved to provide options for overpronators without needing to use custom orthotics, football boots are still the same as they have always been in terms of support for motion control (ie. none). The choice for me for football was always to either wear custom orthotics in football boots, which meant losing touch and control but saving my knees and ankles, or using the stock insoles that came with the boots to retain the correct "feel" in the boots, but resulting in debilitating knee / ankle pain as the season progressed. I am now onto my 3rd pair of Currex CleatPro / ActivePro after trying a number of other insole options designed for football boots. These provide the perfect amount of support and control without sacrificing feel or flexibility. Read more