Great, we've seen the videos of bowling balls & their reaction to certain insoles. Still trying to understand if the Z liner is a scam or not. I'm no bowling ball bounce expert but which applies to shock absorption for my feet & knees?????
Z Liner is literally a drug store $12 gel insole and they sell them for $39 claiming to be a special insole. That's a scam. We have lab tested them with a 3rd party footwear lab and published the results on our website.
I'm not one of the people who needs insoles to support my heel...but rather....the ball of my foot! Why can't videos show how well these insoles work by bouncing the ball off the other end of the insole? ;-|
we have check our channel. The video you've seen is a scam made by a competitor. They used out thinnest possible insole which isn't even made for bowling ball tests nor marketing for heavy impacts. Our sports gel and fluidx materials NEVER change in any temperature
I've been using these insoles for 8 years and they are the best ive bout different pairs to see if they are as good or better and any of them you can get your hands on will do the job
Hii I live in London UK, have 10 hour retail shifts everyday and suffer from Flat feet ( overpronation). Because of this I have pain in my back and ankle. Please suggest an insole for me + Best shoes for me to get stability.
Will not cure cancer although pundits will suggest it does. Will it stimulate cancer cells and lead to more rapid metastasis? Is this a cure for hypochondriasis?
just curious..how does the insole getting harder upon impact help your feet? ive purchased the jaws fp insoles and preceded to get the worst heel bruise ever in my 10 plus years of skating.
@@chiung8931 yea like wtf? I thought shock absorption is good if youre standing all day or walking? I could understand why it wouldnt be for powerlifting but standing or walking?
I ordered my first pair of FP insoles from a skate shop online and I think the skate shop got sold fakes because the packaging was a thin piece of plastic and impact protection is not bad but it’s not amazing and the little protective heel piece that you stick on to the insoles is already falling off what skate shop would you recommend to order them of
@@steelokey sometimes if they’re thick I take them out but if there is already a thin insole in the shoe I’ll leave it in there and put the fp’s on top of it.
Can you wear it for a few minutes then test it out? I've seen videos from zliner saying that fp insoles won't work that well after wearing, and have been wondering if that's propaganda or not
Its fake just like all their videos. Here you go: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SWkz1Cs4i8o.htmlfeature=shared Z liner is a drug store gel insole that costs $39. total rip off. We sent both their insoles and ours to a lab to confirm our claims. fpfootwear.com/fp-insoles-actually-work#gel
@@FootprintInsoleTechnology Damn that was a W comeback, didn't think you guys would really do the test but you did ! So the zliners really are some garbage insoles, how shameless of them making these fake videos 😐 Anyways I always believed in fp and my kingfoam elites are on their way now!
@@FootprintInsoleTechnology didn't think you guys would really do the test but you did! Always believed in fp, and z liners really are some trash rip offs, how shameless of them making these fake videos. My kingfoam elites are on their way now
You need to determine what your need is and how much you can afford. Then, look for one that has been around for a long time. There are many out there.
Jaws is a goddamn sellout these insoles are one of the biggest waste of $48 I’ve ever spent money on and the socks are just a complete scam zero padding and I truly mean zero, my Hanes socks are three times as thick and the fp painkiller socks are clearly not designed to fit a human foot and the shin guard doesn’t do a goddamn thing went to test it and gave myself a huge knot on my leg before I could even leave the house One plus to this is fp doesn’t argue returns at all Evidently I’m not the first unhappy customer
Some of their insoles have better results for walking and stability versus impact. Depends on the shoe and how you’re skating. This being said, yes, marketing does play a massive role. You don’t see anyone in the streets skating FP Footwear, either.
@@ianturnbow7011 they don't have any money dude, they're a small company. Plus people can rock an insole inside whatver shoe they want. You are very close minded, or ignorant
@@inhale27 I’m defending the company. I’ve used FP insoles since 2013. I’ve been a loyal customer for over a decade. That being said, I don’t love their footwear designs and have never seen anyone in the wild with a pair. Their insoles work. Bottom line, each insole is not going to work for everyone. This is why I love what the company is doing and continue to support them. FP offers insoles for impact protection, flat feet, arch support, and even simple comfort. I didn’t once dog on the insoles. I’m not saying the company is spending a fortune with marketing. However, marketing (in the most literal sense) is essential to the brand. They have to market their products.
@@FootprintInsoleTechnology I own several pairs of your Kingfoam insoles. When cool, they are stiff. After they warm up from use, they soften. I thought that was by design so they conform to the foot. I thought it would be interesting to see the bowling ball test on warm insoles. It will show the body temp rebound performance. I certainly haven’t tried it. Any excuse for another ball drop video is publicly.
@@mossyhollow3732 Tried it with Gamechangers directly taken out from the oven. Performed just as shown on the video, and once cooled down and becomes stiff, performs just aswell as if they are warm or cold, no difference
