Arch Correction Components
This range of arch corrective products can be used to treat common arch ailments caused by the weakening in the longitudinal and metatarsal arches of your foot. These can result in fallen arches which can cause problems such as prontation of the ankles. As a result corns, calluses and blisters can develop on the ball of the foot.

We can provide you with a range of products to biomechanically treat the effects of arch pain and pronation to prevent further discomfort and damage to the foot structure.

 

Forefoot Correction Components
The forefoot area relates to the metatarsal part of the foot. Common foot conditions found in this area include Metatarsalgia which is a burning sensation in the ball of the foot that can be either mild or severe, and can sometimes be a recurring problem. This can be due to the fat pad which protects the foot against pressure thinning with age, or as a result of ill-fitting footwear.

Due to adequate protection from pressure on the metatarsal area - corns and calluses can form at the ball of the foot behind the toes.

Orthotic padding in this range is designed to reduce the weight pressure on the ball of the foot and support the metatarsal arch.

 

Heel Correction Components
Heel ailments can arise for a number of different reasons including supination, improper footwear, inadequate stretching before exercise, short Achilles tendons, excessive weight, long periods of strenuous physical activity and Metabolic Problems such as Diabetes, Arthritis and Gout.

We have a number of solutions which can biomechanically treat heel ailments associated with poor alignment as well as cushioning
orthoses to ease pressure on tender areas under the heel.

 

Shoe Fit & Comfort Components
A number of biomechanical and painful ailments can arise from wearing ill fitting footwear such as blisters, corns and calluses, hammertoe, achilles tendonitis and metatarsalgia.

By wearing orthoses designed to specifically protect the feet in shoes you can prevent and minimise the development of these conditions while providing your feet with biomechanical support.