MOVE Game Day Performance Insole - Men's 8-8.5 / Women's 9.5-10

My ankles used to hurt after every basketball session and tightness around my heels . I decided to try them and wow have they helped . Decided to wear them at work too and ankles have been pain free

Amazing feel on my foot. Very recommended

Best insoles ever. Only ones I can wear for tennis, basketball, running, and walking that support my feet but are flexible enough that they never hurt. I have bought a half dozen.

Giving this item 4 stars. It may work for lighter, younger, less trouble-plagued individuals, but for a 45-er with a history of sprained ankles and bad knees, these were NOT it. I tried them on an outdoor basketball court just shooting around by myself in Jordan Zoom Separates. For reference, I'm 5'9", 220lbs and well past my knees and ankles prime. Support doesn't feel that much different from other 3/4 plantar fasciitis inserts, and I've tried RBX, Air Plus, Sof Sole, Dr. Scholls and Dr. Plantar. In terms of heel cushion, the 3/4 insert most similar to the MOVE is the Dr. Scholls. Ranking the 3/4 inserts mentioned above in terms of heel cushion (from most to least): - RBX - Air Plus - Dr. Plantar - Sof Sole - Dr. Scholls - MOVE In terms of most to least plantar support, the ranking in my opinion would be as follows: - Air Plus - MOVE - RBX - Dr. Plantar - Sof Sole -Dr. Scholls DISCLAIMER: The MOVE insoles are a full-length insole. I've compared it to the 3/4 length plantar fasciitis inserts that I've had the opportunity to try just to give a point of reference. I've also tested them in my work boots (Nike SBF.01), and for plain old walking around, they give decent support and cushion. I wouldn't sprint in them unless I absolutely had to. I'll be switching them out for a Dr. Plantar full length Plantar Fasciitis insole. The Dr. Plantar full-length insole offers a little less rigid plantar support but has much better cushion in the heel. The forefoot areas of both the MOVE and the Dr. Plantar are very similar in terms of cushion. So in closing: Would these make a good athletic replacement insole? Possibly, if you're 30 and under and have relatively fresh (injury-free) joints. If you're 35 and up with a history of injured knees and ankles and seek more cushion/shock absorption, these may not work out for you. I will also add a disclaimer that individual results may vary, so take my review for what it is; feedback from a former athlete with weakened knees and ankles. Overall they seem to be ok, but I was expecting more cushion and shock absorption. If you want decent shock absorption, combine the Air Plus 3/4 plantar inserts with a Sof Sole Athletic full-length insole. Just make sure your shoes have enough room because you WILL be sitting quite high with the insole and insert combo.

These work really well for the money. Recommend for any of your kid athletes. My boys liked them so much...got them for me as well.

I had heal pain (self diagnosed plantar fascia) and purchased these based on the reviews. Did not dissappoint. I can now play basketball without suffering any pain the next morning. Great buy and I was suffering for months before trying these. Purchased one for each of my boys who play competitive bball and soccer. They both have no pain in their heals anymore.

Very comfortable with good arch support

Great product, been wearing for past 2 years

The added bonus was they helped with his jump.

Based on my boy’s review: it’s the best insole game had in years! My boy plays top league basketball in ACT/NSW in Australia, he had several nice basketball shoes but their insole are not that good and couldn’t last long due to his big body size. I bought him different kinds of sport insoles, price ranged $20-$50 from local stores, Amazon, and even some carbon fiber Chinese made insoles, however my son doesn’t like any of them. Since MOVE insole is about $85 -$120 in Amazon Australia, its about the same price a nice basketball shoes, I couldn’t make the call first. But due to my son was only willing to wear his Kobe6 All Stars with good insole, I just paid $85 for this MOVE Game Day insole, and it turned out it’s the best choice I made! After wearing the MOVE insole in his Kobe6 All Star, my son has played four games and his heel is not hurting anymore, and he could play 32 mins full game without any foot pain. Now he wants me to buy another MOVE to put in his other Kobe6 and Kobe5. I think I would buy it again if the price drops a bit.

Really comfortable and shock absorbing. I put them in my netball shoes

Not sure if I bought the wrong size or if it was sent in error, but haven't had a chance to test yet. They feel very sturdy and high quality. Look great. Will write a proper review once the child has grown into them!

i played like damian lillard when i wear it. very cool