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Hey guys, Post #2 here.
I was curious if any of you use the Springbak Insoles on JumpUSA.com ? They claim to increase vertical by 2 inches alone.
Also, planning on buying a pair of Jumpsoles. Any of you guys had any luck with them?
Thanks again for any help ahead of time.
God Bless.
Haven't tried the insoles, looked at the site, looks interesting, but how many collegiate and pros are wearing them? I don't know. I think more important are they comfortable? if not, I would rather go with comfortable inserts ovfer anything claiming wild numbers just by putting them in the shoes.
As for the Jumpsoles, check the streetball forums for my thoughts...they are an injury waiting to happen, just as with strength shoes. Not saying an ailment is definate, but certainly the risk increases.
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Is it me or is the guy above me just spamming us with ads?
Anyway, I've heard that those Springbak soles do work, but ABPrints has a point with how comfortable they are. Sure, you can have an instant 2-inch boost in your leap, but you could also be causing some serious damage to your feet if those aren't comfortable enough to play in. As for the Jumpsoles, I suggest you do a strength + plyometric training routine instead.
[QUOTE=NotYetGreat]Is it me or is the guy above me just spamming us with ads?
Anyway, I've heard that those Springbak soles do work, but ABPrints has a point with how comfortable they are. Sure, you can have an instant 2-inch boost in your leap, but you could also be causing some serious damage to your feet if those aren't comfortable enough to play in. As for the Jumpsoles, I suggest you do a strength + plyometric training routine instead.[/QUOTE]
Had a pair, they don't work, and they aren't uncomfortable. You don't even realize they are there, because they do absolutely nothing to help your vert. Waste of money.
[QUOTE=mhg88]Had a pair, they don't work, and they aren't uncomfortable. You don't even realize they are there, because they do absolutely nothing to help your vert. Waste of money.[/QUOTE]
Knew there was something to it. There's this site online though that advertises them and stuff along with other stuff you can do to increase your vert. Probably shouldn't trust it now.
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[QUOTE=meanmonster]Hey guys, Post #2 here.
I was curious if any of you use the Springbak Insoles on JumpUSA.com ? They claim to increase vertical by 2 inches alone.
Also, planning on buying a pair of Jumpsoles. Any of you guys had any luck with them?
Thanks again for any help ahead of time.
God Bless.[/QUOTE]
I have a pair of Strength Shoes. I was skeptical at first, but I've gained 4 inches on my vertical so far. The Jump soles felt bulky to me.