• Shin splints
• Achilles tendonitis
• Plantar fasciitis
• Heel spurs
• Ankle, hip, and back pain

Pronation has been treated to some success with hard plastic orthotics that stabilize the rearfoot. These orthotics are typically expensive and uncomfortable, which restricts their use. They also have limited success in correcting forefoot pronation (too much weight on the inside of the ball of the foot and big toe). This is an important limitation because when we walk, we spend more than half the time with the majority of our weight on the ball of the foot. 

By contrast, our shaped, high-density foam full-foot orthotic, achieves stability and proper alignment during all phases of walking. They are especially helpful for people with excessive pronation (the foot and ankle rolling inwards) because of their forefoot wedging system. 

The forefoot wedge controls pronation more effectively than a rearfoot orthotic and is very beneficial in sports that put a lot of strain on the front of the foot. The wedge ensures maximum power in every stride, improving performance in both recreational athletes and in those winning Olympic Gold (some of our elite customers). The wedge has also proven effective for professional hockey players, figure skaters, and dancers. 

For excessive pronation, we recommend the Daily Wear Orthotic for light activity, such as walking. Orthotics customized in fit and function for many other activities are also available—browse the product list to find the one that matches your specific needs. Still unsure? Don't hesitate to send an email, we'd be happy to help you choose or fill a special order.  

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