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The Nike PG 6 may seem like a downgrade because of the removal of the full-length Nike Air strobel unit, but that’s not the case. The full-length React foam midsole feels great. But because of the chance you may want...

The Nike Air Max Impact 3 is one of the, if not the best, budget basketball shoes available today. It has a thick outsole that grips both indoors and outdoors. The cushion and support are solid but could easily be...

The Nike Kobe 6 Protro is an update to one of the most popular basketball sneakers of all time. The update and upgrade come in the cushion department. The Phylon is replaced with Cushlon, while the small Met Zoom Air...

The Nike Air Zoom GT Jump has cushion upon layers of cushion and solid support but the insole used is very basic. The entire experience can easily be improved with a Move insole. The Nike Air Zoom GT Jump fits...

The Nike KD 15 feels like an evolution from Kevin Durant’s previous signature shoe, the KD 14. Some features have been kept, like the plastic piece in the midfoot and the cushioning system. The strap, which didn’t do much anyway,...

The majority of Nike shoes will fit Move Game Day  and Game Day Pro insoles true to size. For example, if your Nike shoes are a Men’s Size 9, use the 9-9.5 insole. If you are a Women’s Size 10.5,...

The Nike Zoom Freak 3 is a great basketball shoe but it’s heel cushion and stability may not be enough for some people. Those small issues can be easily fixed with an upgrade to Move insoles. The Zoom Freak 3...

The Nike KD 14, Kevin Durant’s signature shoe, is a great on court performance shoe. But you may want a bit more support. You can add support by swapping the original insoles with Move insoles. They’re the perfect upgrade. The...

The Nike PG 5 is a great basketball shoe. But even really good basketball shoes can be upgraded with Move insoles. The PG 5 fits Move Game Day and Game Day Pro insoles true to size. For example, if your...