Products tagged with 'flat feet'

Orthopedic leather insoles with transverse and longitudinal arch support in a light anatomical shape. ADAM offers a whole surface padding and a deep stabilizing heel cup.

DIAS is an orthopaedic insole with a high arch support.

Ankle compression bandage stabilizes the foot from an ankle to the toes. It fixates loose ligaments, muscles, metacarpal and metatarsal bones. It gives a support to a lowered metatarsal arch and helps to prevent from a flat foot.

Anatomically shaped insole with a raised area to support the longitudinal foot arch. 3D gel has the highest cushioning parameters to be able to absorbs shocks while walking. The insole is suitable for all kinds of activities. Technogel offers perfect pressure distribution, it is very durable, microporous, and do not cause any skin irritations. Gel layer makes walking comfortable and decreases tension in joints, muscles and ligaments. The upper side of the insole has a structure that absorbs sweat and provides air circulation. The insole can be washed in warm water (ca. 30°C). There is an adhesive foil on the bottom for fixing the insole into the shoe and prevent slipping. Other option is to keep the foil on and use the insoles in different shoes.

This arch support in a heart shape corrects lowered metatarsal arch. It is not self-adhesive - you can use it in different shoes. Use barefoot, put in on a footpalm on the area where are the heads of metacarpal bonelets and put elastic cover over your foot. Use nylon stocking, sock, brace or plaster for a better fixation on the foot. It can be washed with warm water. After drying apply body powder. It is made of elastic, soft and moisturizing silicone gel.

Orthopaedic 2/3 insole EVA antishock insoles

2/3 orthopaedic insole with perfect anatomical shape.

Insole for the forepart area in the shoe with a slight elevation in the metatarsal zone.

Universal orthopedic 2/3 insoles

2/3 orthopedic insole for flat and bow feet with a heel spurs cushioning

Ladies leather insoles with a softer profile in the area of a metatarsal arch