It is now widely accepted that reducing the amount of rolling or excessive pronation as it is known will improve foot function and reduce pain in many cases. A Recent Study confirmed this notion that prefabricated orthotics were effective in the treatment of such conditions as plantar fasciitis, heel pain, shin pain and back pain.
Why choose Podlink Orthotics?
Podlink Podiatrists have used many custom and non custom orthotics in their years of practice. The non custom or prefabricated devices were commonly made from EVA or polypropylene. The EVA devices always compressed within a few months and the polypropylene devices were too hard and rarely tolerated by the patient.
Podlink orthotics are the first choice in controlling abnormal foot function for many health professionals including Podiatrists and Physiotherapists.
The shape of the Podlink orthotic offers full heel cup support, between 14mm on the outside of the heel to 20mm on the inside.
The arch is set a little closer to the heel than traditional prefabricated orthotics to gain an increase in rear foot control, reflecting the true function of the foot.
The arch is less bulky than most EVA style prefabricated orthotics so it sits in a larger range of shoes more easily and increases arch comfort.
Features & Benefits
Podlink Orthotics provide genuine medical grade biomechanical alignment of the foot. They are not simply soothing insoles.
Podlink Orthotics are designed by Podiatry Professionals with more than 20 years experience.
Podlink Orthotics are made from a combination of Flexene & Polypropylene providing long lasting relief and control compared to other EVA alternatives that compress and quickly lose control.
Podlink Orthotics are dispatched globally via express air on the day of purchase to ensure there are no delays in becoming free of foot pain and active once again
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Podlink Orthotics are designed to improve foot function by offering shock absorption at the point of heel strike then reduce the amount of heel role and arch flattening during the gait cycle. This will intern reduce the amount of rotation inwards of the ankle, leg and knee. The diagram below compares the view of a left foot looking from behind in a shoe with and without an orthotic.
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