While our orthotic inserts are fitted to the unique contours of the foot, many customers choose to purchase multiple pairs dedicated to individual pairs of shoes.
Corefit Arch and Foot Support Shoe Inserts FAQs
That depends on the usage patterns of the wearer. Runners may require refitting more often than casual walkers. Refitting is as simple as re-submerging our inserts in boiling water and re-molding to the feet.
No. Our custom moldable orthotics are fitted to the NON-WEIGHT BEARING foot. As a result, they can recall the attributes of your foot in a relaxed state. This attribute provides a natural isometric resistance or “shock absorption” to the impact of each step.
Our product is designed to be worn in any supportive shoe. They cannot be worn in high heel shoes or sandals.
Corefit Orthotics is designed to be worn in conjunction with your shoe’s existing insoles.
Many people with flat or collapsed arches experience discomfort while walking. This discomfort emanates from foot-related stress as well as knee, leg, and back misalignment. Our inserts assist with correcting this misalignment. Initially, some wearers may experience discomfort as their feet become acclimated to our product’s significant arch support zone; in time, most feet become acclimated.
The majority of Corefit customers have a comfortable experience with our orthotics. See our testimonials
Many people with flat or collapsed arches experience discomfort while walking. This discomfort emanates from foot related stress as well as knee, leg, and back misalignment. Our inserts assist with correcting this misalignment. Initially, your feet may experience discomfort as they become acclimated to our product’s significant arch support zone; in time, most feet become acclimated.
People with fallen or collapsed arches generally experience foot, leg, and knee discomfort while walking. Corefit Orthotics correct the foot misalignment, which causes these issues.
Our orthotic inserts are custom fitted to each individual foot. This gives our product the ability to conform to different arch heights.
Yes. Our orthotic arch supports are 3/4 length, which allows for metatarsal arch support while relieving the pressure upon the instep and toes familiar with most full-length inserts.
Sufferers of pain and discomfort related to plantar fasciitis, heel spur, high arches & flat arches.
Ideally, you shouldn’t be aware you’re wearing them at all.
No. However, many podiatrists and wearers choose to customize them further by trimming with scissors or a razor blade.
No. They are not designed to be worn in high heel shoes or sandals.
While not required, it is highly recommended for foot height balance.
Our orthotics are handcrafted in the USA and are designed to be custom moldable to your feet in the comfort of your home. Additionally, our custom inserts are firm, which is generally preferred by podiatrists. Soft cushion or gel constructed inserts don’t provide needed support to a foot, which is bearing many multiples of a person’s body weight with each step. Our shoe inserts are designed to cradle, stabilize, and insulate your feet from the stresses inherent in walking.
Corefit Orthotics are specifically designed to relieve the discomfort experienced by plantar fasciitis sufferers.
Our inserts relieve the pain and discomfort related to plantar fasciitis, heel spur, high arches & flat arches.
Plantar fasciitis, heel spur, high arches & flat arches.
Depending on wearer usage patterns, our inserts can last from six months to three years.
While not required, it is highly recommended for foot height balance.
Handcrafted in the USA, Corefit Orthotics are specifically designed to relieve the discomfort experienced by plantar fasciitis, heel spur and arch pain sufferers.
While our custom moldable orthotics are handcrafted in the USA, they are relatively inexpensive when compared with podiatrists supplied custom fitted orthotics, which can cost between $300 and $500 a pair.
Custom Shoe Inserts Technical Details
Yes.
There is no difference except for them being smaller in size.
Our inserts can be used in running shoes.
Our self moldable orthotics are specifically designed to relieve the discomfort experienced by plantar fasciitis sufferers by providing support from the heel to the metatarsal arch areas.
Yes.
Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis is the result of straining the ligament that supports your arch. This strain can result in tiny tears to this ligament. This leads to pain and swelling, which is plantar fasciitis.
Symptoms include pain in the bottom of the heel or arch of your foot. Some describe the pain as feeling bruise like or as an ache.
Foot stretches and exercises can help plantar fasciitis by relieving pain, improving muscle strength, and promoting flexibility in the foot muscles and ligaments. Custom orthotics can also assist with relieving pain and discomfort.
Plantar fasciitis experiences differ from person to person. Healing periods depend on the severity of your condition. Resting your feet is one of the most important things you can do.
Plantar fasciopathy (or fasciitis), which is also called “heel pain” is pain under the heel during weight-bearing activities.
It can take up to 24 months in most cases.
- Avoid high heels.
- Wear supportive shoes.
- Avoid walking barefoot on hard surfaces.
- Avoid high impact activities like jumping.
Running experience plays a part in deciding whether it’s a good idea to run with plantar fasciitis. Experienced runners should refrain from running; taking a few days of rest to allow your feet to recover is a good idea.
- Prolonged Standing
- Obesity
- Excessive Exercise
- Lethargy
Custom Fit Orthotics
Orthotics are custom molded to individual feet. Over the counter, shoe inserts are not.
Corefit Orthotics are made malleable by heating them in boiling water. They are then fitted to your NON Weight bearing feet while in a sitting position. This fitting process allows our appliance to “recall” the relaxed attributes of your feet. As a result, your Corefit Inserts provide isometric resistance, which acts as shock absorption with each step.
Yes.
Our custom moldable orthotics address plantar fasciitis, heel spur, high arch, and flat arch conditions.
If, while using orthotics, your feet and body experience a measurable improvement in mobility and lessening of pain, then congratulations! They are working.
Most custom orthotics can cost between $200 to $600 a pair. Corefit Orthotics are currently available for as low as $79 per pair.
By custom fitting orthotics to individual feet, the notion of using them is to improve the weight bearing ability of the feet while lessening the strain, pressure, and pain inflicted upon the entire body.
One to four years is the general lifespan of a pair of orthotics, dependent on the wearer’s usage patterns.
An orthotic appliance which is custom tailored to an individual foot.
