The Custom Orthotics Difference
There is a significant gap between what is sold as a custom orthotic and what one actually is. Gel insoles are cushioning. Kiosk scans are templates. True custom orthotics correct the mechanical patterns causing your pain.
Because we design and 3D print in-house, your orthotics are custom fabricated, fitted and ready within 10 days, with straightforward adjustments if fine-tuning is needed, and a level of precision that traditional casting methods cannot match, at a fraction of what retail orthotics typically cost.
How the Process Works
Conditions Where Custom Orthotics
Make a Real Difference
Custom Orthotics FAQ
Store-bought insoles and kiosk scans provide cushioning or generic templates. True custom orthotics are prescription medical devices built from a precise measurement of your feet to correct the specific mechanics causing your pain.
We take a precise 3D digital scan of your feet, with no plaster or foam impressions, then design and 3D print the orthotics in our own office to exact prescription specifications.
Your feet are digitally scanned, then your orthotics are custom fabricated, fitted and ready within 10 days.
They help plantar fasciitis, flat feet and overpronation, diabetic foot protection, sports and overuse injuries, arthritic joint pain, and everyday foot fatigue, among others.
Support designed for the way you move
Schedule a custom orthotics evaluation to identify what is contributing to your discomfort and determine whether personalized 3D printed orthotics are right for you.