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ELEMENT |
FUNCTION |
WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR YOU? |
1 |
Directional double cushioning heel zone |
Absorbs heel strikes impact, controls ankle joint 3D movement, directs into proper supination |
It will reduce your heel pain and your feet will move in proper directions and with the proper movement ranges |
2 |
Pad under hallux joint (1st metatarsophalangeal joint) |
Cushioning and lowering proximal phalange of the 1st metatarsophalangeal joint (MTP-1) |
Cushioning will reduce the hallux’s pain and discomfort, lowering the joint will make the big toe move properly |
3 |
Lowering the hallux joint (1st metatarsophalangeal joint) |
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4 |
Forefoot pad |
Cushioning metatarsal bones |
Soft pad acts like a pillow – it will improve walking comfort and it will prevent creating the blisters and calluses in this place |
5 |
Flat bottom (insole’s platform) |
Stabilizing, eliminating undesired rotation |
Insoles will not rotate in your shoes in undesired way while you are walking, which ensures always proper support and correction |
6 |
Deep profiled heel cup |
Aligning lower limb axes in neutral position, stabilizing, eliminating undesired heel rotation |
Your feet will not rotate in undesired way and whole legs will work in proper axes (will not overpronate or oversupinate, heels will not “bend” outside/inside) |
7 |
Arch support |
Supporting anatomical structures of the feet |
Your arches (transverse and longitudinal) will be shaped properly, hence your feet will not tire so fast and will work as desired |
8 |
Perforation holes and microfiber top-cover fabric |
Safety, hygiene, ventilation, comfort |
Soft fabric will prevent abrasion, improves ventilation and makes insoles very comfortable. The excess of the heat and moisture is drained through perforation holes |
9 |
Insole’s rearfoot bottom grooves |
Improving insole to shoe adherence of the insole’s rear part |
Thanks to the grooves the insole adheres better to your shoe, hence it is not moving in the undesired way |