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Podifer50

Cushioning Footbed With Bar

The orthopedic insoles perform a support and relief action in the presence of breech anomalies, but also in the case of load deficit or overload. The foot remains stabilized in the desired position, the thrust is evenly distributed and the physiological gait cycle is favored. In this way, the insoles contribute not only to relieve pain, but also to increase comfort in the step and therefore to a better quality of life.

It is not always necessary to prescribe a custom-made insole: depending on the pathological picture or the goal to be achieved, it is also possible to adopt pre-packaged light, ultra-thin, yet extremely effective insoles. Available in different sizes and models, they can be adapted to the specific needs of the user. The first signs of the need to wear an insole may be: frequent sprains, shoes worn on one side only, deformed fingers, severe calluses, pain in the heel or knee problems.

Podifer50 Modern ultra-thin insole for those who walk or stand a lot and for those who care about relaxation and ambulatory comfort. The special cushioning material in the heel area dampens the energy in the plantar support phase. The same effect is achieved in the remaining stance phase with an optimal combination of the foam layers. A PodoDry layer brings sweat to the outside of the foot,

while the special coating in PA and Elastane increases its duration.

CHARACTERISTICS

• The upper layer is in technical fabric of PA and Elastane with areas with a higher density of yarn to increase its resistance to abrasion.
• The PodoDry felt layer carries sweat to the outside, safeguarding the health of the foot.
• The middle layer in shape memory visco-elastic, in optimized thickness with shock-absorbing function.
• The lower layer in PU, which protects the overlying layers from abrasion and deformation, facilitates the introduction of the insole into the shoe.
• The rigid PU shell stabilizes and supports the foot in prone supination.
• The shock absorber material cushions the first contact of the foot with the ground.

INDICATIONS

• Talloniti

• Plantar fasciitis

• Flat foot or hollow foot

• Metatarsalgia