currexCleatPro Sport Insoles for Soccer Cleats, Football Cleats, & Field Sport Shoes – Stabilizing Inserts to Help Reduce Fatigue, Prevent Common Injuries – for Men, Women & Kids – Medium Arch, XS

My 14 year old son has played club soccer for 7 years. He currently trains and/or plays games 5-7 days/week. He has really high arches with significant pronation, so I bought him some inexpensive ($10-12) insoles. He developed pretty bad shin splints, which I read is a biomechanical problem in people that have been training for awhile. He had been wearing KT tape that occasionally helped a little. He was taking ibuprofen or naproxen prior to every session and icing after session, but he was still in pretty bad pain. I researched online and found these insoles highly recommended, particularly for soccer cleats. OH MY GOODNESS! He had a 2-a-day yesterday. The first training, old insoles = pain. The second training with these new insoles = NO PAIN. His shin splints were resolved! He said, "Mom! They didn't even hurt at all!" Today he played in a game and still had complete relief from his shin splints. I cannot recommend these enough! FYI, he wears Mens Size 9, so we bought the large (based on sizing recommendations). They looked really big, but we trimmed them along the inner trim line, and they fit PERFECT in his size 9 cleats. I will buy these again as his feet grow.

My son came back from soccer camp complaining of heel pain......after checking it out his Dr. told us that is very common since most cleats do not offer any arch support and the insoles are not sufficient. I did lots of research and decided on the Currex...very easy to cut and place in the shoe. My son has noticed a big difference in the feel of his shoes and does not complain about heel pain any longer.*Tip, when you cut them to size just cut the top part of the insole and not the sides......with my son's cleats there was no need to trim the sides and it actually made the shoe more comfortable.

Soccer cleats tend to have horrible footbeds. While these significantly add to the cost of cleats (especially for kids with growing feet), they have eliminated the foot and ankle pain my son used to get from his cleats after practices and games. We have tried multiple brands and styles of cleats, and footbeds. These were the first we found that were thin enough not to effect the fit of the cleat very much, and provide enough support to make a difference. These were much better for us then the brand with super and feet in the name. Since that brand has a hard piece of plastic from the arch to the heel, they changed the fit of the cleat significantly for my son.

Coming off of medial meniscus surgery, these completely removed the knee soreness that I felt in my cleats after a match. I don't realize that they're in my cleats, and they haven't added any unnecessary bulk to them. They fit within the sole pattern, so they aren't putting any extra strain on the fabric. They are definitely worth the price if you've got any knee/foot problems while wearing cleats in sports.

I'd recommend these if your feet hurt and you're looking for an insole that will fit inside your soccer cleats. I tried wearing these inside my socks!! It worked pretty well for a while, but I sweat too much. If you don't sweat so much you should try it - the insole is thin and form-fits well to the sole of my foot, so pulling a soccer sock up and over my foot-insole combo was not a problem.

Simple as that. I would get some pain in the ball and heels of my foot. The insoles in cleats are super thin, but more importantly, wear out quickly. Upon recommendation, I tried these out and no more pain.

My daughter has high arches and uses these insoles in her soccer cleats. Other insoles positioned her foot too high and her heels would slide out of the cleats. These insoles seem to work great for her

My 11 yr old plays a lot of soccer for a competitive traveling team. The two major concerns that were constant were heel pain and groin pulls, this insert is a genuine game changer, highly recommend.

I ordered these after doing some research and these seemed the best, my son plays high level football and is in his boots up to 16 hours a week, after purchasing him a new pair of ‘expensive’ boots I was surprised when he told me they hurt the soles of his feet, hence why I purchased these inner soles, they have worked instantly, I will be purchasing more in the future.

I do not often leave review, it has to be pretty bad or pretty awesome. I am not new to the world of insoles, I've needed ones for years and my children have too, including some specialised ones.These do very little and are overpriced for what they are. They are basically a slim insole of the type you get from Sholl at £5 with a plastic arch support but as the rest of the insole is so supple, it is does next to nothing even when you go for the high profile.

Excellent service arrived on time. Product as described

Also ich sage folgendes:Ganz ehrlich, die Einlagen sind sehr gut. Der Fuß sitzt wirklich gut darauf, man kann gut stehen, gehen oder laufen. Die Qualität ist ok, nicht super perfekt, aber ziemlich ok...Nun warum 3 Sterne nur? Weil das die Cleat (also Fußballschuhe Einlagen) sein sollen. Das wird sich jemand kaufen, nehme ich an, wenn er gerne und oft Fußball spielt. Wenn jemand gerne und oft Fußball spielt, dann, nehme ich an, wird er auch gute und für sein Fuß passende Fußballschuhe haben. Jeder der Fußball spielt wird wissen, was das bedeutet und wie wichtig das ist. Das heißt, daß der Schuh ganz genau an dein Fuß passen soll. Er kann nicht zu groß oder zu klein sein. Vor allem die Pro Schuhe sind ganz knapp gemacht und umgeben ganz schön dein Fuß damit man umso besseren Ballgefühl hat. Das heißt, es gibt in dem Schuh Platz für dein Fuß und nichts mehr... Wenn es mehr Platz gebe, würde es heißen, der Schuh passt für dich nicht, ist zu groß... Diese aber, angeblich Fußballschuh Einlagen sind ganz dick. Sie sind wirklich angenehm zu tragen, und mit diese Anti-slip Überzug gut gedacht usw... Aber sie passen niemals in einen echten Fußballschuh hinein. Niemals... Außer Sie haben ein Schuh dass Ihnen ein bisschen su groß oder zu breit ist... Aber wenn es so ist, dann nehme ich an, Sie spielen Fußball nur ab und zu und spaßmässig... Wenn Sie es aber nur so spielen, dann brauchen Sie die Einlagen nicht... Ich hoffe man versteht was ich sagen will.Schade, die Idee ist gut, die Einlagen sind bequem und robust, aber nicht für die Fußballschuhe, dafür sind sie einfach zu groß, dick, nehmen zu viel Platz in dem Schuh ein. Dafür bräuchte man ein Fußballschuh, der für extra Einlagen gemacht worden ist. Wenn es so einen Fußballschuh gebe, der wäre von sich aus ein Witz.Für einen Profi (oder irgendeinen guten) Fußballschuh braucht man ganz dünne einfache Einlagen, und Currex sind einfach genau das Gegenteil.Also ich empfehle sie als Freizeit Einlagen (ich habe sie am Ende tatsächlich in meine Alltagsschuche hineingetan), als Laufeinlagen oder Ähnliches; aber keinesfalls für Fusballschuheinlagen. Und so, in dem sie so genannt sind (Fußballschuheinlagen) und dafür gemacht worden sind...verfehlen sie leider völlig ihren Zweck... Und für so viel Geld... Schade...

Die Einlagen sind echt super und sind meiner Meinung nach mit dem Kauf eines neuen Schuhs vergleichbar (nur das man die Einlagen natürlich immer wieder nutzen kann...). Durch die Stabilisierung im Hackenbereich steht man nach meinem Gefühl stabiler und kann entsprechend schneller agieren und reagieren, bzw. die Bewegung wird schneller umgesetzt und darauf kommt es ja schließlich an :-)Tolles Produkt auch in der Verarbeitung, Lieferung ging super schnell - absolut sein Geld wert...