Optimize your comfort and performance on the court with ZOLES® insoles
Typical issues
As a tennis player, you face specific challenges with your feet and biomechanics, as the sport demands quick changes of direction, intense sprints, and constant movement during the game. Some of the primary challenges with feet and biomechanics in tennis and padel tennis are:
Foot overpronation or supination:
Many players tend to overpronate (foot rolls inward) or supinate (foot rolls outward) during their movements on the court. This can lead to pain in the foot, Achilles tendon, and knee, and it can also affect mobility and balance. This not only reduces game precision but also increases the risk of injuries.
Heel spurs:
Some players experience heel pain caused by plantar fasciitis or heel spurs. This is often due to repeated strain during rapid changes of direction, intense sprints, and the constant stops and starts that characterize tennis play.
Injury prevention through advanced technology
ZOLES® insoles are specifically created for your feet and biomechanics. This ensures proper foot alignment, good shock absorption, and increased comfort, helping you perform optimally on the court. At the same time, the risk of pain and injuries is minimized.
ZOLES® insoles are made from a flexible material that works dynamically with the foot and shoe, which is ideal for the varied and quick movements in tennis and padel tennis.
Do you know your foot type and foot alignment? Do you have a low arch or a high instep? Does your foot roll too far inward (overpronation) or outward (supination) during the game on the court?
What makes ZOLES® insoles special for tennis and padel
- Correct foot alignment for optimal performance on the tennis and padel court
- Increased comfort during the intense movements of the game
- Effective solution for common foot problems for tennis and padel players
Pain-free movement
Our customized solutions ensure comfort and support for active and pain-free movement.
Shock absorption
Enhances shock absorption and protects feet, knees, legs, and back.
A perfect match
It is crucial that the insole and footwear are a perfect match, as both need to support the foot in its movement.
