Jumpsoles are the world's most popular frontal training platforms which attach to your own shoes. By training with Jumpsoles you will build up important fast twitch muscle fibers in the lower leg. Jumpsoles will increase vertical jump 5 to 10 inches, and decrease time in the 40 yd dash by .2 seconds or your money back! Comes complete with training manual and video.

The Jumpsoles are now upgradeable with the all new Proprioceptor System! The Jumpsoles version 5.0 are specially designed to use this device which develops balance and agility while preventing injury. Supercharge your Jumpsoles results. Proprioceptor plugs screw into the bottom of your Jumpsoles allowing you to do wobble exercises that build up crucial jumping muscles in your ankles and feet. Added Hops: Stronger ankles and feet mean more energy returned into vertical jump. You can add up to 3 extra inches to your Jumpsoles vertical leap with Proprioceptors! Complete with training manual & video. JumpSoles fit on to your existing basketball shoes. Pick your JumpSole size by the size of shoe you wear.

The All NEW 5.0 targets your MTP Muscle Flexor (toe flexor muscles)
The Dual Holes all you to specifically work two very important areas of your lower leg:
1) BIG TOE - Specifically target your metatarsophalangeal (MTP) muscle flexor (toe flexor muscles) which can improve your sprinting and vertical jumping performance noticeably. Easily gain an extra inch!
2) OUTER ANKLE - A vast majority of ankle injuries occur to the outside of the ankle where ligaments tear. Your can guard against this risk by strengthening your ankle eversion muscles which counteract inward roll.

Learn more about Proprioceptors.

1. Are Jumpsoles some kind of gimmick?

Are weight vests some kind of gimmick? Elastic cord harnesses? Parachutes? You can call any piece of training equipment a "gimmick". That's exactly what they are if they end up in your closet, and you just sit there wishing you could jump higher. Jumpsoles when used regularly and intelligently according to instructions maximize and distribute the workout to your calves and forefoot. Up to 30% of your vertical jump is generated there, and those muscles are available and waiting to contribute crucial inches to your vertical jump - if you can train properly to access the power. That's what Jumpsoles train you to do! There are critics on the internet who say that you don't need tools like Jumpsoles. We say, why fool around? If you're serious about building anything like your vertical jump, having tools is better than having no tools!

2. What is the difference between JUMPSOLES and the shoes that I've seen on the market with the platform built in?

JUMPSOLES are the only platforms which attach onto your own shoe. The almost 5 lbs of extra weight added to the outermost part of your feet make JUMPSOLES heavier than any platform shoe for a harder workout. The advantages of having attachable platforms are many. If your feet are growing, you will not outgrow your JUMPSOLES, because they come in 4 basic sizes, each of which accommodate a certain range of shoe sizes. Another advantage is that you can share your JUMPSOLES with a friend, or use multiple sets of them as a station for circuit training in team workouts. You invested good money towards your favorite athletic shoe. Why be forced to wear an inferior quality shoe just because it has a platform? Simply strap your JUMPSOLES onto the high quality shoes that you already feel most comfortable wearing. When you are done, unstrap your JUMPSOLES and feel the immediate extra power!

3. What about all those other jump programs that I've seen on the market?

While some of the information in those programs might be useful, all of it is still just information which is already included with each pair of JUMPSOLES. All of those programs invariably have you do the traditional exercises such as box jumps, lunges, and squats. Great, but what those programs can't provide you is the necessary added dimension that JUMPSOLES provide by maximizing your calf effort. Studies have shown that up to 30% of your propulsion in running and jumping comes from your calves. By adding extra calf isolation to any workout, the JUMPSOLES training system steps up where the other programs leave off.

4. Are JUMPSOLES safe?

Yes! Over the years, JUMPSOLES have been worn successfully by thousands of serious athletes, building up an impressive safety record. JUMPSOLES are built extra wide on the outside edges to prevent you from any rollover pronation injuries. JUMPSOLES strengthen the Plantaris and Gastrocnemius muscle areas of your lower leg. When used properly JUMPSOLES strengthen your Achilles area, making it much more flexible, and thus, actually making you more resistant to injury.

5. What are JUMPSOLES made of?

JUMPSOLES are made of a high density, closed cell polyurethane honeycomb. The resulting shock absorption and rebound properties are superior to that of any platform shoe. The straps are military spec nylon with industrial grade hook and loop fasteners tested to withstand 1500 lbs of pull. The sole is a computer optimized cross training tread for maximum traction on turf or court surfaces. Made of DuPont Hytrel, the sole is super sticky, resilient, and non - marking.

6. How much can I expect to improve my jump?

Tell me more about your guarantee. It sounds too good to be true. You've read it. Like all of of ads say, we guarantee up to 10 inches, and no less than 5 inches with 1 year, or your money back. We can make this amazing guarantee because of our track record. Over the years, thousands of athletes have proven that JUMPSOLES work!

7. What's the earliest age at which JUMPSOLES can be effectively used?

A rule of thumb is: you are ready if your shoe size is at least 5, or you are at least 12 years old. While your musculature is not quite ready to do intensive plyometrics or power lifting at this age, your neural system is ready to learn the proper mechanics of jumping and sprinting. JUMPSOLES condition your motor neural pathways so that you power off your forefoot for maximum jump height and stride length.

8. What do I get with the JUMPSOLES training system?

JUMPSOLES come with the best jump program ever developed: The Power Plyometric Training Video and Manual designed by one of the world's most foremost authorities on Kinesiology and Sports Training.

9. Can I play basketball while wearing JUMPSOLES?

JUMPSOLES are primarily for off the court strength training. While not designed for competitive play, you can shoot around in them, as many basketball teams already do in warm-ups. Since you are always on your toes with JUMPSOLES, practicing your dribbling and footwork in JUMPSOLES develops quickness and balance for more accurate shooting.

10. If I stop using JUMPSOLES, will I lose my vertical?

Any form of exercise will yield diminishing returns after a period of time. The JUMPSOLES Power Plyometric Program incorporates the state of the art method of training known as Periodization to ensure that you mix up your workouts for steady and consistent gains.

11. If I work out with JUMPSOLES every day, will I see quicker results?

No. Your body needs at least 48 hours to regenerate the muscle fibers broken down by the Power Plyometrics workout. For best results, follow the training program.

I have purchased 18 pair so far. . .I now have four team players who are under 6'2" and can touch the top of the square above the rim from a standing start at the bottom of the net. Thanks JUMPSOLES!
- Carl Finch, Head Basketball Coach, Modesto, California

I am only 5'10", and thanks to JUMPSOLES I can now dunk a basketball.
- Jeff Williams, Chicago, Illinois

My friend recently got a pair and already gained 11 inches in vertical jump. I am totally shocked. . .
- Danny Anderson, Brooklyn, New York

I pulled off a 180 degree reverse slam after gaining 9 1/2 inches in 2 months.
- James Schmidt, Minneapolis, Minnesota

My friend got a pair and he is now doing the things Jordan does. He has increased his leap an incredible 8 inches in the past month.
- Gunnar Jenkins, Southwest Dekalb High School, Illinois

My football team gained an average of 6 inches in vertical jump. I am truly amazed!
- Gary Agnitsch, Benicia, California