‘Profilo’ Comfortable Orthotic Insole

 

These orthotic insoles are designed to treat and offer relief from a wide range of common foot pain problems.

• Soft velvet footbed
• Relieves pressure on the ball of your foot, bunions, swollen feet and joints
• Increases your stability by cradling your foot and preventing foot roll
• Anti-shock – prevents heel shock by cushioning your every step
• Nylon arch support to improve posture
• The highly elastic PU footbed relieves foot fatigue and adds to the shock-absorbing properties
• Lightweight and flexible EVA
• Available in a wide range of sizes

 

Effective for the treatment of a wide range of common foot problems, including:

• Plantar Fasciitis
• Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction
• Bunion
• Fallen Arches
• Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

 

Would you like to know more about common foot pain problems before making a choice? You may find one of the following blog articles useful:

 

Achilles Tendonitis Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Achilles Tendonitis?’ blog to find out more.

Bunions Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Bunions?’ blog to find out more.

Diabetic Neuropathy Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Diabetic Neuropathy?’ blog to find out more.

Fallen Arches Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Fallen Arches?’ blog to find out more.

Hammer Toes Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Hammer Toes?’ blog to find out more.

Heel Spurs Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Heel Spurs?’ blog to find out more.

Metatarsalgia Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Metatarsalgia?’ blog to find out more.

Osteoarthritis Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Osteoarthritis?’ blog to find out more.

Pes Cavus Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Pes Cavus?’ blog to find out more.

Plantar Fasciitis Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Plantar Fasciitis?’ blog to find out more.

Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction?’ blog to find out more.

Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Click here to read our ‘Foot Pain – Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome?’ blog to find out more.