Footlogics Casual - 3/4 orthotic insole for fallen arches, heel pain, flat feet
3/4-length orthotic fallen arches, flat feet, heel pain and heel spurs. Fits in all types of slip-on shoes without laces, also suitable for flat or low-heeled sandals.
- 3/4 orthotic developed by Australian podiatrists
- Provides relief for Plantar Fasciitis (heel pain) and other common foot complaints
- Corrects over-pronation, fallen arches and flat feet
- Fits in all types of flat or low-heeled slip-on shoes without laces
- Made of light-weight E.V.A. and cushioning Durapontex
- Shock-absorbing heel padding
- Deep heel cup and strong arch support
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3/4-length orthotic fallen arches, flat feet, heel pain and heel spurs. Fits in all types of slip-on shoes without laces, also suitable for flat or low-heeled sandals.
- 3/4 orthotic developed by Australian podiatrists
- Provides relief for Plantar Fasciitis (heel pain) and other common foot complaints
- Corrects over-pronation, fallen arches and flat feet
- Fits in all types of flat or low-heeled slip-on shoes without laces
- Made of light-weight E.V.A. and cushioning Durapontex
- Shock-absorbing heel padding
- Deep heel cup and strong arch support
Free and Fast Shipping with Australia Post "eParcel"
Your order will be shipped immediately via Australia Post eParcel. For eBay shoppers, postage and handling is FREE - anywhere in Australia. We use Australia Post eParcel - which means a signature is required on receipt of your order. You may also have the orthotics sent to your work addres. Please ensure you provide us with the name of your company or organisation, not just their address. This will make it much easier for Australia Post to find you.
Estimated Delivery Times
All orders received before 4.30 pm will despatched the same day! Estimated delivery times are follows:
- NSW: 2 days (add 1 day for country NSW country)
- VIC: 2 days (add 1 day for country VIC )
- QLD: 1 day (add 1-2 days for regional QLD)
- SA: 3 days (add 1 day for country SA)
- NT: 4 days
- TAS: 3 days
- WA: 2 days (all orders to WA are sent Express Post)
We accept payment via PayPal
Money-Back-Guarantee - Returns Policy
When you purchase Footlogics orthotics your walking comfort is guaranteed! If our product does not provide you with the level of comfort you expected, please return the goods within 90 days of purchase (with your receipt) and we will refund your money in full, no questions asked.
Even if you have worn the product for a while and/or have trimmed the insoles with scissors, you will still be able to receive a full refund. As soon as we have received the orthotics back from you, debit your credit card or Paypal account for the full amount.
Footlogics is a 100% Australian-owned company involved with the design, manufacturing and supply of orthotic shoe inserts. We now proudly export Footlogics products to Canada, the UK, Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands and South-East Asia. Footlogics recently gained approval by the NHS (National Health Service) in England, as a preferred orthotics supplier.
Our mission is to provide our customers with low-cost, effective and lasting solutions to common biomechanical complaints, including heel pain, foot pain, knee and low back pain. Our goal is to reduce or eliminate pain, prevent future problems and injury and maximise your walking comfort. As a result we strive to improve our customer's quality of life, your well-being and your ability to live an active, healthy lifestyle.
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All orders received before 4.30 pm will despatched the same day! Estimated delivery times are follows:
- NSW: 2 days (add 1 day for country NSW country)
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Even if you have worn the product for a while and/or have trimmed the insoles with scissors, you will still be able to receive a full refund. As soon as we have received the orthotics back from you, debit your credit card or Paypal account for the full amount.
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Footlogics is a 100% Australian-owned company involved with the design, manufacturing and supply of orthotic shoe inserts. We now proudly export Footlogics products to Canada, the UK, Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands and South-East Asia. Footlogics recently gained approval by the NHS (National Health Service) in England, as a preferred orthotics supplier.
Our mission is to provide our customers with low-cost, effective and lasting solutions to common biomechanical complaints, including heel pain, foot pain, knee and low back pain. Our goal is to reduce or eliminate pain, prevent future problems and injury and maximise your walking comfort. As a result we strive to improve our customer's quality of life, your well-being and your ability to live an active, healthy lifestyle.
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Q. Do I need to wear the orthotics in BOTH shoes, even though only one foot hurts?
Most people experience pain in only their left or right foot (or heel or knee), not in both. However, you will still need to wear the orthotics in BOTH shoes. The reason for this is that wearing the orthotic in only one shoe will put your body out of balance and will cause your hips to be out of aligment. So please always wear the orthotic insoles in both shoes.
Q. My shoes wear out faster on the outside. Does this mean my feet roll out, instead of inwards?
Most people find that their footwear wears out faster on the outside edge, in particular at the outside heel, and usually more on the left or right foot, not both. This is completely normal, because our feet strike the ground with an angle of about 3-4 degrees. This natural strike angle is created by the fact that our hips are wider than than the path we follow i.e. the distance between our footsteps (width-wise) is smaller than the distance between our hips, creating an angle when the foot strikes.
Also, in some people the lower legs are angled quite a bit, compared to the upper leg (forming an O-shape legs or bow-legs).
Therefore, the foot strikes on the outside first when it hitting the ground, causing wear & tear to the outside heel of the shoe. Next, the foot will roll inwards to make full contact with the ground. When the foot is flat on the ground (contact phase) it is then preparing to take off (propulsive phase of gait) and roll outwards. However, this is where it goes wrong for most people: instead of rolling out, the foot continues to roll inward and the arch flattens out. This is called over-pronation.
Over-pronation affects at least half the Australian population, including those people whose shoes wear out on the outside...
This is where orthotic insoles are useful: they stop the foot from rolling in too far and keep the arches supported during the contact phase. In turn this results in a more efficient gait without excess strain and stress on the muscles and ligaments in the feet and legs.
Q. What are Footlogics orthotics made of? Are they hard or soft?
Footlogics orthotics are quite firm, but not 'rock-hard' either. They are made of a medium density material called E.V.A. The major advantage of E.V.A foam. is that it is supportive and 'giving' at the same time! As you apply weight to the foot there is a certain amount of 'give' in Footlogics orthotics, providing shock absorption to the feet, ankles, knees, hips and back. This makes the device much more comfortable and more natural compared to hard custom-made podiatrist orthotics.
Q. How long will my Footlogics orthotics last?
Because Footlogics is made of a medium density E.V.A they will need to be replaced every 12-18 months to remain 100% effective. It also depends on how often the orthotics are worn and the level of activity. For example, someone who uses Footlogics at work, wearing the orthotics 8 hours per day and doing a lot of walking and standing should replace them at least every 12 months.
Q. How long will it take to get used to my new orthotics?
Because of the 'feet-friendly' materials used in Footlogics and its anatomic shape (following the foot's natural curves) it only takes a little while to get used to the orthotics. Most of our customers will find them comfortable immediately after inserting in them their shoes. Some people, however, need a few days to get used to them. If the orthotic feels strange or uncomfortable at first, we recommend you wear them only for a one hour per day and increase the wearing time by an extra half to one hour every day, until they feel completely comfortable.
Q. Will Footlogics orthotics fit in all my shoes?
Yes, Footlogics orthotics fit in most types of shoes. They come in different models to suit different types of footwear. The Casual model is designed to fit in almost every type of dress shoe, brogue, boat shoe - i.e. all low or flat-heeled footwear as long as the shoe is not too narrow.
The Comfort, Sports, Sensi and Plantar Fasciitis models are all full-length orthotics, suited to deep, roomy lace-up shoes and boots, including all athletic footwear and also golfing shoes. Please note that the Comfort can be trimmed with scissors to fit the shoe, should they be too long.
Footlogics Catwalk is designed to fit ladies' narrow-fitting footwear, court shoes and also medium to high heeled sandals and boots.
Q. Can I put Footlogics insoles in the washing machine or dryer?
No, you cannot. The easiest way to clean Footlogics is to simply wipe them with a warm soapy cloth. Please, do not soak them or put them in a dryer.
Q. How do I know Footlogics orthotics will work for me?
Footlogics orthotics have helped many thousands of people in Australia, as well as in Europe and America. Although we cannot judge your individual situation and specific complaint, we are quite certain that our product will be of assistance by reducing or eliminating your complaint. Foot orthotics have been used for over 40 years now, by many thousands of medical practitioners and are still used today. The simple reason: they work!
Don't take our word for it. We invite you to try Footlogics orthotics for 90 days. If you find they have not lived up to their promise, you simply return them to us for a full money refund. No questions asked. Find out more regarding our 90 day-Money-Back Guarantee.
Q. What is the difference between Footlogics and custom-made podiatrist orthotics?
Custom-made, rigid orthotics are only available from a podiatrist. Custom orthotics are for patients with serious biomechanical disorders i.e. more serious than the common degree of excess pronation that most of us suffer from. For example, some people suffer from 'excess supination' - the opposite to over-pronation. Their feet roll outwards or 'supinate' and the arch remains high and stiff when hitting the ground (this is called a Cavus foot or High Arched foot and only affects 5% of the population). Supinators will need a custom-made orthotic that corrects this type of malfunction. Supinators can also try the Footlogics Sports, an orthotic with great cushioning capabilities.
Also, people with very large bunions, foot ulcers, foot deformities or completely flat feet will need to see a podiatrist and be fitted with a custom device. Although biomechanically correct, many patients find it very hard getting used to these custom devices, because they are very hard.
Footlogics is a so-called pre-made orthotic and not as hard as a custom-made orthotic. Footlogics orthotics are not tailored to a person specific foot shape, however they are self-moulding: over time (approx. 6 weeks of wear) they will customise to the wearer's footshape, because of their body weight and body heat. So the longer you wear them, the more comfortable they'll feel!
Importantly for the treatment of common foot complaints (e.g. Plantar Fasciitis) research has shown that for 70-80% of people suffering from over-pronation a pre-made orthotic will provide sufficient correction and there is no real need to spend hundreds of dollars on a custom orthotic.
Q. What is the difference between Footlogics orthotics and regular footbeds?
There's a big difference between footbeds and orthotics! Regular footbeds are purely designed to provide a cushioning effect and shock absorption. They may feel comfortable at first, however they do not address any biomechanical problems i.e. they do not correct over-pronation. Orthotics are a functional device, designed to correct and optimize our foot function. Some footbeds also feature an arch support, but often the support is too weak to have any effect or benefit, especially if the footbeds are made of soft materials.
How do orthotics exactly work? First of all, orthotics do a lot more than supporting the arches. Orthotics re-align the feet and ankles and restore 'faulty' foot function. In addition, orthotics provide an even weight distribution, taking pressure off sore spots (e.g. the heels, the ball of the foot, corns in between toes and bunions). They also provide some degree of shock absorption, but this is not their main purpose. The main purpose of an orthotic insole is to improve foot function and in many cases this will reduce pain and prevent future problems and injury.
Q. What ailments can Footlogics orthotics be used for?
Years of use has proven that most foot complaints will respond favourably to treatment with orthotics. Orthotics are found to be very effective for treating heel pain, heel spurs, Plantar Fasciitis, pain from bunions, callous and corns, Achilles Tendonitis, Ball of Foot Pain and Morton's Neuroma.Our feet are the foundation of our body and many problems in the legs, knees and back can be attributed to poor foot biomechanics. Therefore, orthotics can be very useful in the treatment of shin splints, knee pain and lower back pain. This the reason that many physiotherapists and chiropractors have started using orthotics.
Over-pronation at the feet causes the lower leg to rotate inwards and the pelvis tilt forward, in turn putting a lot of strain and stress on the legs, knees and back. Orthotics correct the problem of over-pronation and therefore greatly reduce internal leg rotation and forward pelvic tilt. A study from the USA "identified the nature of a person's walk as a source of chronic lower back pain". The study further showed more than a fifty percent improvement in alleviation of back pain after wearing orthotics.
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Estimated Delivery Times
All orders received before 4.30 pm will despatched the same day! Estimated delivery times are follows:
- NSW: 2 days (add 1 day for country NSW country)
- VIC: 2 days (add 1 day for country VIC )
- QLD: 1 day (add 1-2 days for regional QLD)
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When you purchase Footlogics orthotics your walking comfort is guaranteed! If our product does not provide you with the level of comfort you expected, please return the goods within 90 days of purchase (with your receipt) and we will refund your money in full, no questions asked.
Even if you have worn the product for a while and/or have trimmed the insoles with scissors, you will still be able to receive a full refund. As soon as we have received the orthotics back from you, debit your credit card or Paypal account for the full amount.
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Footlogics is a 100% Australian-owned company involved with the design, manufacturing and supply of orthotic shoe inserts. We now proudly export Footlogics products to Canada, the UK, Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands and South-East Asia. Footlogics recently gained approval by the NHS (National Health Service) in England, as a preferred orthotics supplier.
Our mission is to provide our customers with low-cost, effective and lasting solutions to common biomechanical complaints, including heel pain, foot pain, knee and low back pain. Our goal is to reduce or eliminate pain, prevent future problems and injury and maximise your walking comfort. As a result we strive to improve our customer's quality of life, your well-being and your ability to live an active, healthy lifestyle.
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Q. Do I need to wear the orthotics in BOTH shoes, even though only one foot hurts?
Most people experience pain in only their left or right foot (or heel or knee), not in both. However, you will still need to wear the orthotics in BOTH shoes. The reason for this is that wearing the orthotic in only one shoe will put your body out of balance and will cause your hips to be out of aligment. So please always wear the orthotic insoles in both shoes.
Q. My shoes wear out faster on the outside. Does this mean my feet roll out, instead of inwards?
Most people find that their footwear wears out faster on the outside edge, in particular at the outside heel, and usually more on the left or right foot, not both. This is completely normal, because our feet strike the ground with an angle of about 3-4 degrees. This natural strike angle is created by the fact that our hips are wider than than the path we follow i.e. the distance between our footsteps (width-wise) is smaller than the distance between our hips, creating an angle when the foot strikes.
Also, in some people the lower legs are angled quite a bit, compared to the upper leg (forming an O-shape legs or bow-legs).
Therefore, the foot strikes on the outside first when it hitting the ground, causing wear & tear to the outside heel of the shoe. Next, the foot will roll inwards to make full contact with the ground. When the foot is flat on the ground (contact phase) it is then preparing to take off (propulsive phase of gait) and roll outwards. However, this is where it goes wrong for most people: instead of rolling out, the foot continues to roll inward and the arch flattens out. This is called over-pronation.
Over-pronation affects at least half the Australian population, including those people whose shoes wear out on the outside...
This is where orthotic insoles are useful: they stop the foot from rolling in too far and keep the arches supported during the contact phase. In turn this results in a more efficient gait without excess strain and stress on the muscles and ligaments in the feet and legs.
Q. What are Footlogics orthotics made of? Are they hard or soft?
Footlogics orthotics are quite firm, but not 'rock-hard' either. They are made of a medium density material called E.V.A. The major advantage of E.V.A foam. is that it is supportive and 'giving' at the same time! As you apply weight to the foot there is a certain amount of 'give' in Footlogics orthotics, providing shock absorption to the feet, ankles, knees, hips and back. This makes the device much more comfortable and more natural compared to hard custom-made podiatrist orthotics.
Q. How long will my Footlogics orthotics last?
Because Footlogics is made of a medium density E.V.A they will need to be replaced every 12-18 months to remain 100% effective. It also depends on how often the orthotics are worn and the level of activity. For example, someone who uses Footlogics at work, wearing the orthotics 8 hours per day and doing a lot of walking and standing should replace them at least every 12 months.
Q. How long will it take to get used to my new orthotics?
Because of the 'feet-friendly' materials used in Footlogics and its anatomic shape (following the foot's natural curves) it only takes a little while to get used to the orthotics. Most of our customers will find them comfortable immediately after inserting in them their shoes. Some people, however, need a few days to get used to them. If the orthotic feels strange or uncomfortable at first, we recommend you wear them only for a one hour per day and increase the wearing time by an extra half to one hour every day, until they feel completely comfortable.
Q. Will Footlogics orthotics fit in all my shoes?
Yes, Footlogics orthotics fit in most types of shoes. They come in different models to suit different types of footwear. The Casual model is designed to fit in almost every type of dress shoe, brogue, boat shoe - i.e. all low or flat-heeled footwear as long as the shoe is not too narrow.
The Comfort, Sports, Sensi and Plantar Fasciitis models are all full-length orthotics, suited to deep, roomy lace-up shoes and boots, including all athletic footwear and also golfing shoes. Please note that the Comfort can be trimmed with scissors to fit the shoe, should they be too long.
Footlogics Catwalk is designed to fit ladies' narrow-fitting footwear, court shoes and also medium to high heeled sandals and boots.
Q. Can I put Footlogics insoles in the washing machine or dryer?
No, you cannot. The easiest way to clean Footlogics is to simply wipe them with a warm soapy cloth. Please, do not soak them or put them in a dryer.
Q. How do I know Footlogics orthotics will work for me?
Footlogics orthotics have helped many thousands of people in Australia, as well as in Europe and America. Although we cannot judge your individual situation and specific complaint, we are quite certain that our product will be of assistance by reducing or eliminating your complaint. Foot orthotics have been used for over 40 years now, by many thousands of medical practitioners and are still used today. The simple reason: they work!
Don't take our word for it. We invite you to try Footlogics orthotics for 90 days. If you find they have not lived up to their promise, you simply return them to us for a full money refund. No questions asked. Find out more regarding our 90 day-Money-Back Guarantee.
Q. What is the difference between Footlogics and custom-made podiatrist orthotics?
Custom-made, rigid orthotics are only available from a podiatrist. Custom orthotics are for patients with serious biomechanical disorders i.e. more serious than the common degree of excess pronation that most of us suffer from. For example, some people suffer from 'excess supination' - the opposite to over-pronation. Their feet roll outwards or 'supinate' and the arch remains high and stiff when hitting the ground (this is called a Cavus foot or High Arched foot and only affects 5% of the population). Supinators will need a custom-made orthotic that corrects this type of malfunction. Supinators can also try the Footlogics Sports, an orthotic with great cushioning capabilities.
Also, people with very large bunions, foot ulcers, foot deformities or completely flat feet will need to see a podiatrist and be fitted with a custom device. Although biomechanically correct, many patients find it very hard getting used to these custom devices, because they are very hard.
Footlogics is a so-called pre-made orthotic and not as hard as a custom-made orthotic. Footlogics orthotics are not tailored to a person specific foot shape, however they are self-moulding: over time (approx. 6 weeks of wear) they will customise to the wearer's footshape, because of their body weight and body heat. So the longer you wear them, the more comfortable they'll feel!
Importantly for the treatment of common foot complaints (e.g. Plantar Fasciitis) research has shown that for 70-80% of people suffering from over-pronation a pre-made orthotic will provide sufficient correction and there is no real need to spend hundreds of dollars on a custom orthotic.
Q. What is the difference between Footlogics orthotics and regular footbeds?
There's a big difference between footbeds and orthotics! Regular footbeds are purely designed to provide a cushioning effect and shock absorption. They may feel comfortable at first, however they do not address any biomechanical problems i.e. they do not correct over-pronation. Orthotics are a functional device, designed to correct and optimize our foot function. Some footbeds also feature an arch support, but often the support is too weak to have any effect or benefit, especially if the footbeds are made of soft materials.
How do orthotics exactly work? First of all, orthotics do a lot more than supporting the arches. Orthotics re-align the feet and ankles and restore 'faulty' foot function. In addition, orthotics provide an even weight distribution, taking pressure off sore spots (e.g. the heels, the ball of the foot, corns in between toes and bunions). They also provide some degree of shock absorption, but this is not their main purpose. The main purpose of an orthotic insole is to improve foot function and in many cases this will reduce pain and prevent future problems and injury.
Q. What ailments can Footlogics orthotics be used for?
Years of use has proven that most foot complaints will respond favourably to treatment with orthotics. Orthotics are found to be very effective for treating heel pain, heel spurs, Plantar Fasciitis, pain from bunions, callous and corns, Achilles Tendonitis, Ball of Foot Pain and Morton's Neuroma.Our feet are the foundation of our body and many problems in the legs, knees and back can be attributed to poor foot biomechanics. Therefore, orthotics can be very useful in the treatment of shin splints, knee pain and lower back pain. This the reason that many physiotherapists and chiropractors have started using orthotics.
Over-pronation at the feet causes the lower leg to rotate inwards and the pelvis tilt forward, in turn putting a lot of strain and stress on the legs, knees and back. Orthotics correct the problem of over-pronation and therefore greatly reduce internal leg rotation and forward pelvic tilt. A study from the USA "identified the nature of a person's walk as a source of chronic lower back pain". The study further showed more than a fifty percent improvement in alleviation of back pain after wearing orthotics.
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Your order will be shipped immediately via Australia Post eParcel. For eBay shoppers, postage and handling is FREE - anywhere in Australia. We use Australia Post eParcel - which means a signature is required on receipt of your order. You may also have the orthotics sent to your work addres. Please ensure you provide us with the name of your company or organisation, not just their address. This will make it much easier for Australia Post to find you.
Estimated Delivery Times
All orders received before 4.30 pm will despatched the same day! Estimated delivery times are follows:
- NSW: 2 days (add 1 day for country NSW country)
- VIC: 2 days (add 1 day for country VIC )
- QLD: 1 day (add 1-2 days for regional QLD)
- SA: 3 days (add 1 day for country SA)
- NT: 4 days
- TAS: 3 days
- WA: 2 days (all orders to WA are sent Express Post)
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When you purchase Footlogics orthotics your walking comfort is guaranteed! If our product does not provide you with the level of comfort you expected, please return the goods within 90 days of purchase (with your receipt) and we will refund your money in full, no questions asked.
Even if you have worn the product for a while and/or have trimmed the insoles with scissors, you will still be able to receive a full refund. As soon as we have received the orthotics back from you, debit your credit card or Paypal account for the full amount.
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About us
Footlogics is a 100% Australian-owned company involved with the design, manufacturing and supply of orthotic shoe inserts. We now proudly export Footlogics products to Canada, the UK, Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands and South-East Asia. Footlogics recently gained approval by the NHS (National Health Service) in England, as a preferred orthotics supplier.
Our mission is to provide our customers with low-cost, effective and lasting solutions to common biomechanical complaints, including heel pain, foot pain, knee and low back pain. Our goal is to reduce or eliminate pain, prevent future problems and injury and maximise your walking comfort. As a result we strive to improve our customer's quality of life, your well-being and your ability to live an active, healthy lifestyle.
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Q. Do I need to wear the orthotics in BOTH shoes, even though only one foot hurts?
Most people experience pain in only their left or right foot (or heel or knee), not in both. However, you will still need to wear the orthotics in BOTH shoes. The reason for this is that wearing the orthotic in only one shoe will put your body out of balance and will cause your hips to be out of aligment. So please always wear the orthotic insoles in both shoes.
Q. My shoes wear out faster on the outside. Does this mean my feet roll out, instead of inwards?
Most people find that their footwear wears out faster on the outside edge, in particular at the outside heel, and usually more on the left or right foot, not both. This is completely normal, because our feet strike the ground with an angle of about 3-4 degrees. This natural strike angle is created by the fact that our hips are wider than than the path we follow i.e. the distance between our footsteps (width-wise) is smaller than the distance between our hips, creating an angle when the foot strikes.
Also, in some people the lower legs are angled quite a bit, compared to the upper leg (forming an O-shape legs or bow-legs).
Therefore, the foot strikes on the outside first when it hitting the ground, causing wear & tear to the outside heel of the shoe. Next, the foot will roll inwards to make full contact with the ground. When the foot is flat on the ground (contact phase) it is then preparing to take off (propulsive phase of gait) and roll outwards. However, this is where it goes wrong for most people: instead of rolling out, the foot continues to roll inward and the arch flattens out. This is called over-pronation.
Over-pronation affects at least half the Australian population, including those people whose shoes wear out on the outside...
This is where orthotic insoles are useful: they stop the foot from rolling in too far and keep the arches supported during the contact phase. In turn this results in a more efficient gait without excess strain and stress on the muscles and ligaments in the feet and legs.
Q. What are Footlogics orthotics made of? Are they hard or soft?
Footlogics orthotics are quite firm, but not 'rock-hard' either. They are made of a medium density material called E.V.A. The major advantage of E.V.A foam. is that it is supportive and 'giving' at the same time! As you apply weight to the foot there is a certain amount of 'give' in Footlogics orthotics, providing shock absorption to the feet, ankles, knees, hips and back. This makes the device much more comfortable and more natural compared to hard custom-made podiatrist orthotics.
Q. How long will my Footlogics orthotics last?
Because Footlogics is made of a medium density E.V.A they will need to be replaced every 12-18 months to remain 100% effective. It also depends on how often the orthotics are worn and the level of activity. For example, someone who uses Footlogics at work, wearing the orthotics 8 hours per day and doing a lot of walking and standing should replace them at least every 12 months.
Q. How long will it take to get used to my new orthotics?
Because of the 'feet-friendly' materials used in Footlogics and its anatomic shape (following the foot's natural curves) it only takes a little while to get used to the orthotics. Most of our customers will find them comfortable immediately after inserting in them their shoes. Some people, however, need a few days to get used to them. If the orthotic feels strange or uncomfortable at first, we recommend you wear them only for a one hour per day and increase the wearing time by an extra half to one hour every day, until they feel completely comfortable.
Q. Will Footlogics orthotics fit in all my shoes?
Yes, Footlogics orthotics fit in most types of shoes. They come in different models to suit different types of footwear. The Casual model is designed to fit in almost every type of dress shoe, brogue, boat shoe - i.e. all low or flat-heeled footwear as long as the shoe is not too narrow.
The Comfort, Sports, Sensi and Plantar Fasciitis models are all full-length orthotics, suited to deep, roomy lace-up shoes and boots, including all athletic footwear and also golfing shoes. Please note that the Comfort can be trimmed with scissors to fit the shoe, should they be too long.
Footlogics Catwalk is designed to fit ladies' narrow-fitting footwear, court shoes and also medium to high heeled sandals and boots.
Q. Can I put Footlogics insoles in the washing machine or dryer?
No, you cannot. The easiest way to clean Footlogics is to simply wipe them with a warm soapy cloth. Please, do not soak them or put them in a dryer.
Q. How do I know Footlogics orthotics will work for me?
Footlogics orthotics have helped many thousands of people in Australia, as well as in Europe and America. Although we cannot judge your individual situation and specific complaint, we are quite certain that our product will be of assistance by reducing or eliminating your complaint. Foot orthotics have been used for over 40 years now, by many thousands of medical practitioners and are still used today. The simple reason: they work!
Don't take our word for it. We invite you to try Footlogics orthotics for 90 days. If you find they have not lived up to their promise, you simply return them to us for a full money refund. No questions asked. Find out more regarding our 90 day-Money-Back Guarantee.
Q. What is the difference between Footlogics and custom-made podiatrist orthotics?
Custom-made, rigid orthotics are only available from a podiatrist. Custom orthotics are for patients with serious biomechanical disorders i.e. more serious than the common degree of excess pronation that most of us suffer from. For example, some people suffer from 'excess supination' - the opposite to over-pronation. Their feet roll outwards or 'supinate' and the arch remains high and stiff when hitting the ground (this is called a Cavus foot or High Arched foot and only affects 5% of the population). Supinators will need a custom-made orthotic that corrects this type of malfunction. Supinators can also try the Footlogics Sports, an orthotic with great cushioning capabilities.
Also, people with very large bunions, foot ulcers, foot deformities or completely flat feet will need to see a podiatrist and be fitted with a custom device. Although biomechanically correct, many patients find it very hard getting used to these custom devices, because they are very hard.
Footlogics is a so-called pre-made orthotic and not as hard as a custom-made orthotic. Footlogics orthotics are not tailored to a person specific foot shape, however they are self-moulding: over time (approx. 6 weeks of wear) they will customise to the wearer's footshape, because of their body weight and body heat. So the longer you wear them, the more comfortable they'll feel!
Importantly for the treatment of common foot complaints (e.g. Plantar Fasciitis) research has shown that for 70-80% of people suffering from over-pronation a pre-made orthotic will provide sufficient correction and there is no real need to spend hundreds of dollars on a custom orthotic.
Q. What is the difference between Footlogics orthotics and regular footbeds?
There's a big difference between footbeds and orthotics! Regular footbeds are purely designed to provide a cushioning effect and shock absorption. They may feel comfortable at first, however they do not address any biomechanical problems i.e. they do not correct over-pronation. Orthotics are a functional device, designed to correct and optimize our foot function. Some footbeds also feature an arch support, but often the support is too weak to have any effect or benefit, especially if the footbeds are made of soft materials.
How do orthotics exactly work? First of all, orthotics do a lot more than supporting the arches. Orthotics re-align the feet and ankles and restore 'faulty' foot function. In addition, orthotics provide an even weight distribution, taking pressure off sore spots (e.g. the heels, the ball of the foot, corns in between toes and bunions). They also provide some degree of shock absorption, but this is not their main purpose. The main purpose of an orthotic insole is to improve foot function and in many cases this will reduce pain and prevent future problems and injury.
Q. What ailments can Footlogics orthotics be used for?
Years of use has proven that most foot complaints will respond favourably to treatment with orthotics. Orthotics are found to be very effective for treating heel pain, heel spurs, Plantar Fasciitis, pain from bunions, callous and corns, Achilles Tendonitis, Ball of Foot Pain and Morton's Neuroma.Our feet are the foundation of our body and many problems in the legs, knees and back can be attributed to poor foot biomechanics. Therefore, orthotics can be very useful in the treatment of shin splints, knee pain and lower back pain. This the reason that many physiotherapists and chiropractors have started using orthotics.
Over-pronation at the feet causes the lower leg to rotate inwards and the pelvis tilt forward, in turn putting a lot of strain and stress on the legs, knees and back. Orthotics correct the problem of over-pronation and therefore greatly reduce internal leg rotation and forward pelvic tilt. A study from the USA "identified the nature of a person's walk as a source of chronic lower back pain". The study further showed more than a fifty percent improvement in alleviation of back pain after wearing orthotics.
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