most comfy astro trainers

[svenny76]

Hi all

can anyone reccomend the most comfortable trainers to wear on match days??

i ended up wearing my puma astro trainers for 90% of the season last year, just looking for something a bit more comfortable (that wont aggravate my achilles tendonitis)

 

[howard_webb]

I wear Adidas World Cup trainers and I've Achilles tendinitis too

You can get a strap that helps it

 

[Tealeaf]

Cannot recommend these highly enough. Fully customisable depending on what you need. Three different support levels firm, medium and light with 9 different combinations for each foot. They're around the £40 mark but will last you at least a season.

This link is just one of many favourable reviews. Needless to say I've been using these for around 3 years now and have not found anything better. I'd tried memory foam insoles and gel filled ones but these have been clear winners.

 

[padiman]

I use Nike tiempo , very comfy

 

[svenny76]

@howard_webb what straps do you use mate?

 

[padiman]

These insoles are great from physioroom

 

[Ref-Al]

Cannot recommend these highly enough. Fully customisable depending on what you need. Three different support levels firm, medium and light with 9 different combinations for each foot. They're around the £40 mark but will last you at least a season.

This link is just one of many favourable reviews. Needless to say I've been using these for around 3 years now and have not found anything better. I'd tried memory foam insoles and gel filled ones but these have been clear winners.

@Tealeaf Do you use the full size or 3/4 length ones in your boots?

 

[Tealeaf]

Full size because they give better support under the ball of my foot in my experience.

 

[howard_webb]

@howard_webb what straps do you use mate?[/QUOT

 

[howard_webb]

It works for most people at under £20 give it a go,,, it was money well spent for me

 

[svenny76]

Do you find them quite clumpy under your socks???

or do they sit on the outstide (just looking at that photo)

 

[svenny76]

Soooooo i've bought a pair of Puma King astro's (waaaaaaaaaay above my £40 normal budget!!) and the above insoles, also looking in to the straps aswell, thanks for your suggestions

 

[howard_webb]

Do you find them quite clumpy under your socks???

or do they sit on the outstide (just looking at that photo)

It go's over the sock m8

 

[howard_webb]

Cannot recommend these highly enough. Fully customisable depending on what you need. Three different support levels firm, medium and light with 9 different combinations for each foot. They're around the £40 mark but will last you at least a season.

This link is just one of many favourable reviews. Needless to say I've been using these for around 3 years now and have not found anything better. I'd tried memory foam insoles and gel filled ones but these have been clear winners.

Was in Arco today and got a pair of these insoles the mate works in there, and I got his discount (£28) have to say after using them for a few hours it sames like money well spent,

Only thing is it says to get a size smaller for football boots, I'm wanting to use them for my work and football boots..... I'll maybe just start doing games in my work boots lol

 

[svenny76]

These insoles are great from physioroom

used these for x4 50 minute 8 a-side games (on grass) in my new Puma astro trainers, so far so good!!!!