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Joey13
I've been wearing my absolutes for a while now, I've probably worn them for 7 or 8 sessions, but I get really bad pain in my arch. I play through it, but it's starting to get irritating. I had F50+'s a while ago, and it happened with them, then I started using Legends, and I don't recall it happening with them. Now with my absolutes, it's come back. Is it just something about adidas shoes or what?
surfshark78
I'm not entirely sure what the problem is, but shoes arch support does vary from model to model. If it really bothers you try getting a different insole. Or ask the soccer shop you bought the shoes from.
bundlinglace
wide feet?
tarsey1989
you probably have a high arch. get whats called a sorbothane dual strike insole it supports the arches better put it in the shoe instead of your other insole and it should help.
LFC12
thumbsup.gif orthodic sole should do the trick
did with me
Suutsch
the different brands differ in building shoes (i think this is clear). and maybe u r a person, that just cant get along with adidas... shit happens, but i know a few guys that cant get along with this or that boot-brand...
Ronaldo Untd 7
i dont think its just adidas cause i have vapor ii and the arch has been killing my foot lately..you prob need some wider boots without a sharp arch
Philipinho
ya just get some crazy foot doctor to help you out, or just get the orhtopedic sole.
Marc_Everton
Welcome to my World. Puma King Mixsole are wide, comfy, good old black and white have great arch support!
urbanlegend
Ever get blisters or sore areas on the inside part of your foot too? I have wider feet and arch problems and I get those, even with the Sof Sole insoles.
     
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