PTTD Type I & II
Method
Controls pronation and compensates for reduced tibialis posterior strength to stabilise the hindfoot and medial arch.
Recommended: Medial Support Shell
DMICS / Midfoot Osteoarthritis
Method
Offloads prominent metatarsal heads and limits painful midfoot movement, with cushioning to improve shock absorption.
Recommended: Classic Shell
Anterior Knee Pain
Method
Reduces internal tibial rotation to lower the Q-angle and improve patellar tracking in the patellofemoral groove.
Recommended: Classic Shell
Hallux Limitus / Rigidus
Method
Limits painful 1st MTP dorsiflexion and reduces joint compression at toe-off to allow a more comfortable gait pattern.
Recommended: Hallux Shell
Plantar Plate / Metatarsalgia
Method
Offloads the plantar plate and redistributes peak forefoot pressure proximally into the arch, reducing pain at the lesser MTP joints.
Recommended: Classic Shell
Shin Splints
Method
Reduces pronatory forces transmitted to the tibia and attenuates ground reaction forces through full length shock absorption.
Recommended: Classic Shell
Achilles Tendinopathy
Method
Reduces tendon strain at the insertion or mid-portion while addressing underlying pronation or supination contributing to overload.
Recommended: Classic Shell
Morton's Neuroma
Method
Spreads the metatarsal heads and reduces transverse plane compression at the affected interspace to decompress the nerve.
Recommended: Classic Shell
Plantar Fasciosis / Heel Spur
Method
Close-contour arch support reduces tension at the fascial origin, with the fascia groove and 1st met cut-out offloading the insertion point directly.
Recommended: Groove Shell
Peroneal Tendinopathy
Method
Elevates the lateral column and reduces supinatory loading on the peroneal tendons, with the 1st ray cut-out enhancing the lateral correction.
Recommended: Lateral Support Shell
Cavus / Lateral Ankle Instability
Method
Forefoot-positioned lateral post (aligned to the oblique subtalar axis) elevates the lateral column and counteracts supination to improve stability.
Recommended: Lateral Support Shell
Excessive Pronation
Method
Resists abnormal subtalar eversion and controls medial arch collapse, with additional skive or flange for patients requiring greater rearfoot control.
Recommended: Classic Shell
Hallux Valgus
Method
Facilitates 1st MTP dorsiflexion via the reverse windlass effect to reduce pressure on the joint and slow the rate of deformity progression.
Recommended: Groove Shell
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Method
Supports the longitudinal arches and controls hindfoot eversion to reduce compressive load through the tarsal tunnel.
Recommended: Medial Support Shell