Customization: | Available |
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Material: | Leather |
Type: | Orthopedic Shoes |
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Product Introduction |
Orthopedic shoes (corrective shoes) are special shoes made according to a doctor's prescription to correct foot diseases for the purpose of correcting foot deformities, dispersing foot pressure and relieving pain symptoms. They are also called shoe-shaped orthotics. |
Color | Red or (as requsted) |
Category | Children's Shoes |
Features | Breathable; Anti-slip; Shock absorption; |
Advantages | Lightweight, cushioned sole with ergonomic stride design can enhance stability, provide excellent shock absorption and relieve heel pain. |
payment | T/C, T/T, Western Union, Paypal, Money Gram |
Sample | It is available, but buyers are required to pay for shipping and customs fees. |
MOQ | 200 Pairs Per item in multiple sizes |
Delivery Time | 25-30 days after receipt the 30% deposit |
The Main Function of Orthopedic Shoes
The function of orthopedic shoes (corrective shoes) is to optimize the stress distribution or load relief of the patient's feet during standing and walking. They aim to alleviate pain, prevent deformities, correct functional foot deformations, and provide crucial support for patients with permanent deformities to achieve balance and stability.
These shoes are suitable for various conditions caused by inversion foot, valgus foot, equinus foot, foot drop, flat foot, arched foot, hammer foot, heel spur, subtalar joint ankylosis, ankle arthritis, hallux valgus, foot fracture, foot defect, metatarsalgia, plantar fasciitis, and more.
BasicFeaturesof Orthopedic Shoes
1. Pain Relief
For instance, using sponge insoles, special heel spur pads, or creating pits in the heel area ofthe shoe can significantly reduce heel pain for patients with heel spurs and calcaneal periostitis during walking.
2. Prevent and Correct Deformities
Orthopedic shoes correct foot deformities and enhance the weight-bearing alignment of the foot. If you are overweight, subjected to overload, or have long-term standing needs, flat foot pads and shoes can prevent the arch from collapsing.
3. Compensate for Lost Joint Movement
For example, using a wedge-shaped pad made of rubber sponge on the heel can reduce the impact force for patients with ankle stiffness. Adding a rolling horizontal bar to the shoe's forefoot can help patients with stiff metatarsophalangeal joints smoothly transition from foot flattening to ground departure during walking.
4. Eliminate Joint Activity
Using an extended sole hard plate made of elastic steel can eliminate metatarsophalangeal joint activity. This method is commonly used for patients with deformed and stiff metatarsophalangeal joints, reducing pain and preventing further deformities.