Custom Orthotics
Foot Savvy offers custom orthotics. Orthotics can help with stability, plantar fasciitis, provide additional comfort, and arch support. There are two types of customer orthotics, EVA Foam and Plastic.
We sell Amfit and Sole Support orthotics.
What is an Orthotic?
An orthotic is a foot-supporting device that fits inside your shoe. This support allows the feet and lower legs to function at their highest potential.
Orthotics can decrease pain, alleviate pressure, and increase stability in an unstable joint.
In addition, orthotics are used to treat specific pathologies (ailments) such as diabetes, plantar fasciitis, hammer toes, heel spurs, and arthritis. A proper orthotic should fit perfectly with the contour of your foot.
There are two types of orthotics, EVA and Plastic.
Benefits of Orthotics
Pain Relief
Help alleviate foot, ankle, knee, hip, and lower back discomfort through personalized...
Custom Fit
Every orthotic is crafted from a scan of your foot or a custom impression of your...
Best Support for your foot
Improve stability, balance, and movement efficiency whether you're active or on...
Premium Materials
Durable, lightweight materials designed to provide long-lasting support and comfort.
EVA Orthotics
EVA (Ethyleve Vinyl Acetate) orthotics are durable, closed-cell foam insoles designed for superior shock absorption, cushioning, and support in footwear. They treat foot pain, plantar fasciitis, treat heel issues and provide arch support. They come in various densities (soft to firm) for comfort or control.
Price: $400
Includes:
-Exam
-Scanning of your feet
-Construction of the orthotics
-Any initial adjustments on delivery
No Refunds/Returns on custom orthotics.
Plastic Orthotics
Custom plastic orthotics are rigid or semi-rigid shoe inserts, commonly made from thermoplastics like polypropylene, designed to precisely match the contours of a patient's foot to correct gait, alleviate pain, and manage conditions like flat feet or plantar fasciitis.
Price: $450
Includes:
-Exam
-Scanning or foam box impression of your feet
-Construction of the orthotics
-Any initial adjustments on delivery
No Refunds/Returns on custom orthotics.