Guest guest Posted April 19, 2000 Report Share Posted April 19, 2000 Hi Peggie, yes my orthotics support my arches, but also under ball of foot, toes and heels. I am going to take a picture of them, then will let our group know and if you want to see then I can email a pic individually in .jpeg. format. Gretchen Peggie S. Weston wrote: > > Hi. are we talking arch support here? That is what I am hearing. > > Soft Molded Orthotics explanation > > > Hi Bud, > > > > My orthotics are made from some sort of polyurethane material and > > rubber, they are built up individually to feet my different feet. They > > are all one piece, they can be pulled out of one pair of shoes and put > > in another. They also do not crack, and if they get wet, they dry with > > no problems. They go UNDERNEATH my feet, nothing goes on my leg. They > > are for the feet only. My orthotist, Stefan at Swiss Balance made them > > for me after my Dr. wrote a 'prescription'. Stefan also did molds of my > > feet and measured my legs from hip to feet. I go in 1 time a year to get > > them recovered - if they need it. One time cost was about $300 for the > > pair. > > > > Cross-trainers are shoes used in many different sports. They are > > sturdier than running shoes and supportive not only frontally, but > > laterally. Reebok, Adidas, and New Balance all have these. > > Cross-trainers also have a 'straight last' - that is if you look > > underneath the shoe, from the top of the toe area to the heel is a > > straight line (well, it isn't actually there, but if you got out a > > ruler, the drew a line, it would be straight) A straight-last shoe is > > more supportive. > > > > I hope this helps explain my orthotics a bit. > > > > Gretchen > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Get paid while you shop! > > You also get an additional 10% off on retailers > > like--Disney.com, eCost.com, FogDog.com and more. > > http://click.egroups.com/1/3416/7/_/616793/_/956181642/ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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