Custom-Made Orthopedic Footwear

Best suited for

  • Severe foot deformity, including post-trauma and Charcot foot
  • Limb length discrepancy
  • Footwear modification after amputation
  • Feet that can’t fit any standard shoe shape

Built to deliver

  • Built entirely around the patient’s foot shape and gait
  • Room to accommodate an orthosis or prosthetic interface
  • Adjustable closures for swelling
  • Durable outsoles for daily wear

FAQs

How is custom footwear planned?

The footwear discussion should include foot shape, the intended accommodation or support, and how the shoe will be used. Ask which assessment and measurement information is required for the proposed design.

Can I remove or replace the supplied insole?

Check with the prescribing professional before changing the insole in prescription footwear. The insole and shoe may have been specified to work together.

What should I bring to a custom footwear consultation?

Ask whether to bring your usual shoes, current orthoses and any relevant prescription. Explain the environments and daily activities the footwear needs to accommodate.