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The ideal therapeutic shoe

Feet are designed to be able to walk on natural terrain. They adapt to any situation and cushion the step.

Wearing shoes everyday, especially with disabling pathologies, which put the health of the foot at risk, it is essential to choose the ideal therapeutic shoe.

Extra inner volume

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Self-mouldable upper

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Biomechanical outsole

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Filoform toe box

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Seamless lining

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Stabilising back counter

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Technology and research for a unique product

Podartis, with over 30 years of research into the main pathologies of the foot, has made a fundamental contribution to defining the technical principles:

Extra inner volume

The volume of the shoe must be large enough to accommodate difficult feet and all kinds of custom-made insoles.

Self-mouldable upper

To minimize the pain caused by shoes that are too rigid or too small. The self-mouldable upper fits like a glove to every foot.

Biomechanical outsole

The biomechanical Timing Rocker® sole is essential to reduce the risks of falls. It also is an energy saver respecting the natural timing of the gait.

Filoform toe box

A full-height toe box should be provided to prevent pain caused by accidental blows of the foot against surfaces.

Seamless lining

In order to eliminate the risk of abrasion or chafing, the lining must not have any stitching at the points of greatest contact.

Stabilising back counter

A prolonged and stabilising back counter is required to increase the stability of the foot and minimise the risk of foot falls or sprains.

Perfect Fitting

The pathological foot needs footwear that accommodates the deformity while avoiding painful rubbing, as required by the international IDF guidelines.

Timing Rocker® Sole

Years of scientific research have gone into the design of the sole with the aim of walking as natural as possible, thus the feeling of fatigue, the pressure peaks and joint stresses during the walking phases would be reduced and even removed.

Self-mouldable upper

In order to accommodate deformities, shoes should be fitted with a material that follows the anatomy of the foot as closely as possible. Thus frictions that can cause pain and compromise the treatment of the foot at risk would be avoided.

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