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Best Insoles for Tennis Players With Posterior Tibial Tendonitis

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By Janik Sundstrom
Michelle Meyer - Editor for Upstep
Edited by Michelle Meyer

Updated September 16, 2024.

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Pivots, quick forward and sideways movements, sudden jars and jolts—tennis can be rough on your lower limbs. But if you have posterior tibial tendonitis, the resulting pain, instability, and unsteady gait can worsen your gameplay and limit your performance significantly.

However, wearing the right insoles can help you manage your symptoms by providing the necessary arch support, relieving pain, and minimizing the strain on your posterior tibial tendon.

Now, we know the number of insoles available in the market can make it hard to decide. That’s why we've compiled the below list to give you a head start.

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Best Insoles for Posterior Tibial Tendonitis

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Pros


  • Custom-made
  • Comfortable and durable
  • At-home impression kit
  • FSA & HSA eligible
  • 180-day money-back guarantee

Cons


  • Short waiting period before receiving orthotics

Upstep has some of the best insoles for posterior tibial tendonitis. Designed based on your foot shape, Achilles Tendon Custom Orthotics from Upstep improve comfort and keep your feet in an optimal position to reduce any strain and redistribute your weight equally. Made to fit your lifestyle and address the specific causes of your condition, these custom insoles are affordable and durable.

Choose a Custom Orthotics, Choose Upstep

As a tennis player, we don't have to tell you how demanding tennis is, especially regarding your feet. Whether you play recreationally or professionally, if you have posterior tibial tendonitis and are in it for the long haul, you must take proper care of your feet to prevent your condition from worsening (and potential injuries).

Custom orthotics as treatment for posterior tendonitis can help to alleviate and manage your symptoms, because they're designed for you and your needs as opposed to an over-the counter insole that provides blanket support. On the other hand, if you're struggling with plantar fasciitis, rest assured as Upstep has the best insoles for tennis players with the condition.