Insoles
Relief for feet, knees, and back
Orthopedic insoles influence both the static and dynamic load on the foot. They support and guide the foot. They relieve painful areas caused by foot deformities and misalignments by distributing pressure to the surrounding, pain-free zones.
Depending on the problem, insoles can have cushioning, supportive, or corrective functions. A special type of insole is the sensomotoric insole. These reduce muscular imbalances and can specifically activate or inhibit individual muscles.
The therapeutic success of insoles depends heavily on the shoes. Insoles and shoes must form a unit, as the effect of the insoles is only partially effective, or not effective at all, without suitable footwear. There are various indications for wearing insoles.
Short insoles
Shoe insole with supportive, corrective, and relieving effect depending on the indication. Can be worn in most shoes. Made of natural rubber, Shore hardness 45–50, washable, with or without forefoot cushion made of PPT.
Everyday insoles based on plaster model
Custom-made soft bedding for shoes with plenty of space. Sandwich construction using deep-drawing technique with various soft materials. Shore hardness 15–40.
Sensomotoric insoles
Sensomotoric insoles not only provide support or balance; they also deliver impulses that specifically activate or inhibit individual muscles and muscle groups. Through the body’s own information system, they influence posture and movement patterns, helping to improve them in the long term.
Sports insoles
Sports insoles optimize muscle activity and support the foot without restricting mobility or weakening the muscles. Sensomotoric insoles specifically activate the muscles after an individual assessment.
These insoles are digitally designed and milled from foam to be perfectly tailored to the athlete and to ensure optimal efficiency. In many cases, this approach can alleviate discomfort—especially when combined with suitable sports shoes.
Thin insoles
Very thin shoe insole with a relieving effect. Shore hardness 30, carbon reinforcement, heel guidance inside the shoe.
Diabetic insoles
Soft bedding for pronounced foot problems, especially for preventing overload of the foot sole, in cases of rigid foot structures, ankle arthrodesis (subtalar/talocrural joint), polyarthritis, and diabetes.
Self-adhesive pads
Prefabricated foam pad covered with leather. Installed in the shoe using a self-adhesive back.
Heel cushion / Heel pad
Viscoelastic heel wedge for shock absorption and slight heel elevation. Thickness: 5 mm. Viscoheel N-heel cushion is shaped as a symmetrical wedge.