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Really makes a difference in my tennis court shoes. Much less pain in my feet and toes from playing 5–7 days a week on hard courts!
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Grip pads stop your foot sliding in the shoe on every stop and cut.
Knee-to-calf compression that keeps your legs fresh for tomorrow's game.
A firm pad below the kneecap takes the strain off on every stop.

From long sets on hard courts to the walk home afterward — see why players are taking a closer look at what's inside their tennis shoes.
Really makes a difference in my tennis court shoes. Much less pain in my feet and toes from playing 5–7 days a week on hard courts!
The first set was never my biggest concern. It was how tired and sore my feet felt toward the end of a long match. What I want is cushioning that still feels comfortable when the match goes the distance.
Tennis is the part of my week I look forward to most. The last thing I want is to start turning down matches because my feet are bothering me. I'm looking for comfort that fits the way I actually play.
I love playing on hard courts, but after a couple of hours, I really notice the repeated stopping and pushing off. Better cushioning and arch support inside my tennis shoes are exactly what I'm after.
Sometimes I feel fine finishing a match, but the next morning my feet remind me how much tennis I played. I want to enjoy a good session without spending the rest of the week thinking about my feet.
I've tried soft insoles that didn't offer much arch support and firmer ones that felt uncomfortable in my shoes. I want that comfortable middle ground, especially for long tennis sessions.
When my feet start feeling uncomfortable, I notice it on split steps and quick changes of direction. I'd much rather focus on the next shot than what is happening inside my shoes.
I've played tennis for years, and I still want to be out there with my friends. Good foot support matters more to me now than it used to. I want to keep enjoying full matches for as long as I can.
Resilient PORON® cushioning helps soften repeated court contact, from warm-up to the final point.
Contoured arch support helps distribute underfoot pressure through split steps and changes of direction.
Comfort matters after the match, too. Give your feet cushioning and support during the repeated loading of a long session.
Whether you play weekly or several times a week, enjoy a supportive underfoot feel that fits your tennis routine.
A softer first step is nice. But real tennis comfort is about how your feet feel through the sets, stops, and repeated movement of a full match.
PORON® cushioning and contoured arch support create a comfortable foundation inside your tennis shoes.
Resilient PORON® cushioning is designed to bounce back after repeated compression, while arch support helps distribute pressure underfoot.
The walk to the car. Taking off your shoes. Your first steps the next morning. Those are the moments worth paying attention to.
WHY THEY FALL SHORT
Your tennis shoes may have excellent grip and lateral support, but the removable liner inside is often surprisingly thin. Little cushioning. Little arch contour. And it's the layer your feet meet during every split step, stop, and push-off.
Soft gel can make the first few steps feel wonderful. But softness alone doesn't necessarily change where pressure builds during a long match. Cushioning and arch support are two different jobs.
New court shoes can improve fit, traction, and overall comfort. But replacing the entire shoe doesn't automatically address the cushioning and support directly beneath your foot. Sometimes the overlooked upgrade is inside the shoe.
Rest can help when your feet need recovery. But nobody looks forward to canceling matches, skipping league night, or watching friends play from the sidelines. The goal isn't simply to play less. It's to make your time on court more comfortable.
Everything you need to know before taking OnAce onto the tennis court.
If you've already tried gel inserts, expensive tennis shoes, or even orthotics, you know that more cushioning doesn't always mean more comfort.
Tennis puts repeated pressure on your feet through split steps, lateral movement, and hard stops. That's why OnAce combines two complementary features:
One cushions the contact. The other helps share the load. Together, they create a more supportive foundation for your tennis shoes.
Aching heels, tired arches, and sore feet after a long match are common reasons players look for better insoles.
OnAce is designed to improve underfoot cushioning and support during repeated court movement.
Individual results vary, and an insole cannot treat every cause of pain. Persistent or worsening symptoms should be checked by a qualified clinician.
OnAce is designed to replace the removable insoles inside your tennis shoes.
Fit depends on the shoe model and available space. If you're unsure, reach out to us at info@onace.store.
Start with your regular tennis shoe size and use the sizing chart on this page.
Only trim the toe end. Don't cut into the structured arch support.
Some players notice the cushioning and arch support as soon as they put their shoes on. Others need time to get comfortable with a different support shape.
We recommend judging your OnAce insoles during the moments that actually matter:
Everyone's feet are different. That's why you have 60 days to try them during your regular tennis routine.
This is one of the biggest frustrations with ordinary foam inserts: they may feel comfortable at first, then lose their cushioning as the material wears.
OnAce uses a PORON® cushioning core, a resilient material designed to recover after repeated compression.
Like any insole, wear depends on use, fit, and playing conditions. Check your insoles regularly for signs of deterioration.
Tracking is included with every order.
The best way to know whether OnAce is right for you is to try it during your own tennis routine.
Use your insoles for full matches, practice sessions, and the days in between. You have 60 days to decide whether they meet your needs.