These insoles are ideal for trialling different types of posting to determine the most effective method of treatment. The Slimflex Green Insoles can be used in conjunction with Podotech wedges and components, allowing you to find the exact support that you need. The Slimflex Range Deep heel cup - supporting the heel reduces pressure by redistributing the body’s weight over a greater surface area on the sole of the foot while stabilising the foot to provide greater control and support Although in principle more accurate than off the shelf devices, their accuracy will depend greatly on several factors which are independent of the prescribing clinician - not to mention the manufacturing time and potential inaccuracies with the finished device as well as the cost implications associated with their production making this not the most practical or cost effective choice of Orthotic manufacture.

Patient Evaluation: Podiatrists start by evaluating the patient's medical history, including any existing foot conditions or injuries. Medial arch support and lateral control - improving misalignment of the foot. Aids in reducing pronation and improving sagittal plane control Slimflex Green Arch-Support Insoles are a pair of moulded EVA insoles manufactured with deep heel cup which helps to stabilise the heel and better position the foot inside the shoe. The Slimflex Insoles also have increased support around the arch area, promoting a more natural walking motion if you suffer with weak or collapsing arches. What's Included? Medial flange - increases control of the medial aspect of the rearfoot. This provides correction, stabilisation and gait training by increasing arch support

How Thick are Slimflex Green Insoles?

Remove the existing insole from the shoes you wish to use your new insoles with (please note that not all insoles are removable) Simple Insoles are manufactured using a multi-layered approach, starting with a base, mid layer components and covering materials mainly using open and closed cell polyurethanes as well as leathers and viscoelastic polymers which provide local cushioning and minimal mechanical correction.

Impressions or Scans: In some cases, podiatrists may take molds of the patient's feet or use 3D scanning technology to create precise foot impressions. This information helps in crafting custom orthotic insoles. The Algeos Footwear Company have been around since 1881 and worked with shoe products ever since then. They know what they are doing when it comes to the Slimflex Insoles. In fact, they know what they are doing to such an extent that they are now one of the largest providers for the NHS when it comes to orthotics.Match the measurements to the dimensions of the insoles listed, and choose the size that best fits your results The most commonly used types of foot Orthotics in clinical settings are: Simple Orthotic Insoles, Custom-made orthotics and Prefabricated or Semi-bespoke Orthotics. Biomechanical Analysis: This may involve using technologies like gait analysis systems to study how the patient walks or runs. This helps identify any abnormal foot motions that could be causing pain or discomfort. Designed to provide relief to a number of different problems, the Slimflex Simple Full Length Insoles have the following features: The dimensions for insoles can be found on the "Product Details" tab (please see below) and are usually found in the sizing section of the listing, in a table. Please be aware that not all products currently have the dimensions listed.