COREFIT CUSTOM INSOLES^®

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Corefit Orthotics^® Podiatrist Grade Custom Insoles

~~$69~~ $59 pair

“I graduated from podiatry school in the late 1950’s and associated with 2 established practitioners for 2-3 years. One of my main functions in the two offices was making orthotics and I made 10-15 pair every week.

I then started my own practice in another area and met a senior practitioner in this area who showed me your orthotic.

At first I thought it was no good for lots of reasons, but that was really stupid. Because over the years I started slowly using your orthotic. Indeed in later years I used your orthotic almost exclusively.

I presently am wearing your orthotic that I have worn for 30-35 years. I have made a few minor adjustments and they have not changed or deteriorated in all this time.

Your orthotics are absolutely the best for most conditions.”

Dr. Earl Bielmier, DPM

“I have had many orthodics in my life due to very flat feet and drop foot twice. My least expensive set is $400.00 So I tried these out in hopes of doing back yard work in mud and so on. Fantastic product is just the tip. These can be reset if they feel odd. These are strong enough forcing me to stand much better. Tremendous value for the money. Nothing Like the “Put Your Foot In Foam” products. This is in the real orthodic league.“

Richard - Chelsea, MI

“As a field technician that walks approx 10,000 to 12,000 steps a day I CANNOT leave home without these custom insoles. A few months ago I started getting extremely painful/ shooting pain on the bottom of my heals, specially early in the morning. It turned out to be plantar fasciitis. So complaining to a friend they recommended these custom corefit to me. A God send ! Within the first few days I started to climb right back up to my normal steps again and felt a significant amount of pressure and pain disappear!“

Sebastian O. Chatsworth, CA

Custom Orthotics, Plantar Fasciitis & Arch Supports All-In-One

A study conducted by The Foot & Ankle Center of Washington found that in the opinion of many podiatrists, The “Dr. Scholl’s Custom Fit Kiosk” is a machine which simply measures weight pressure to recommend a specific custom insoles model. You step onto a platform (shoes removed) with 2,000 pressure point sensors which indicate where you typically apply the most pressure while standing. Based on the data generated, you are then told which of their 14 orthotic insert models you should buy for your feet. While the kiosk does indeed measure weight pressure while standing, there is no evidence that pressure readings provide any information that can help in choosing the shape of custom insoles.

Corefit Custom Insoles^® are firm and custom fitted to your non-weight bearing feet from a seated position. This allows for custom memorization of your relaxed foot, providing shock absorption to your feet while walking, running or standing.

Simply Dip in Hot Water Custom Fit to Foot in Seconds

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Our handcrafted moldable arch supports are designed to hold the foot in an individualized position while controlling joint movement during the gait cycle. Our heat moldable custom insoles are significantly more effective than over the counter type supports.

Providing Foot Pain Relief Since 1932

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Our self moldable orthotics bridge the gap between podiatrist prescribed custom orthotics and flimsy rubber, gel and foam insoles. Those orthotics may provide some shock absorption, but offer minimal (if any) therapeutic control and support.

Custom Insoles that YOU Mold to your Feet

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Relieve Your Lower Back, Knee & Foot Pain. Our firm, podiatrist grade plantar fasciitis inserts correct and relieve the pain & pronation associated with Plantar Fasciitis, Heel Spur, High, Medium & Flat Arch Ailments.

COREFIT CUSTOM INSOLES^® PROVIDE FIRM, EFFECTIVE FOOT STABILITY & COMFORT BY SIMPLIFYING THE CUSTOM FITTING PROCESS:

Immerse our self moldable custom insoles in boiling water for 90 seconds (Never place inserts inside a microwave or oven)
Remove from water with tongs, grasping each by the front of insert only. (Handle with a wash cloth or towel to avoid injury
From a seated position with socks on feet, cross each leg over the knee one at a time, placing the warm insert in position beneath each foot individually. Using your finger tips and the heels of your hands, mold each insert to the contours of each foot, paying particular attention to the longitudinal and metatarsal arch areas.
After fitting, allow inserts time to cool to room temperature. They are then ready to be placed on top of existing shoe insoles and worn.
If a portion of the insert becomes uncomfortable, dip the troublesome portion in boiling water and repeat custom fitting by hand. When reheated, your custom insoles will return to their original shape, ready for re-fitting.