Did you cop a pair of IVs that were too big?

If you copped a pair of IVs that were too big because of JBs ****** up inconsistent sizing I recommend the SofSole athlete men's performance insole. It is the sofsole version of the polysorb cross trainer. However on the SofSole version the absorbent material covers the whole sole. Also it seems to be cut in the same fashion the IVs insole so it just slid right in, the crosstrainers didnt. It also cost 5 dollars less.

I got this idea from the thread where people were trying to save their IIIs midsole from cracking. I cant comment on if it saves the midsole but if your IVs are a half size big from ordering your true size you should place the SofSole on top of your current insole. They are a perfect fit. You can find them at finishline.

Sizing was just fine for me

Sorry it wasn't so good for you

Glad you found a fix though

Thanks for sharing

Cements, Military Blues, and Varsity red's ran big for me. The cav's and bred's were actually fine. Thanks for the tip OP.

All I do is just throw the Polysorb Cross-trainer ones with the original insoles still in the shoes.
Shoes that are .5 size big feel good now, if your shoes feel bigger than .5, then my method would probably be bogus.

LeftHookVillain said:

All I do is just throw the Polysorb Cross-trainer ones with the original insoles still in the shoes.

Shoes that are .5 size big feel good now, if your shoes feel bigger than .5, then my method would probably be bogus.

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basically what I am telling them to do but the Polysorb cross trainer does not feit as well as the SofSoles I was describing. I am recomending the sofsoles because they are cut very similar to the IVs insole. they slide in and feel better since the shock absorbing material runs through the whole shoe

EDIT: After double checking I realize they are shaped the same but the sofsoles insinde near the heel has a different curve than the spencos. Because of that and the better shock absorbent material the sof soles feel much better and cost less

Hopefully they let you return insoles because the Spenco Polysorbs feel terrible in comparison.