Description

Totally Feet’s Balancer Orthotics – Semi Flex

Totally Feet’s Balancer Orthotics are more rigid than the Exerciser orthotic and more flexible than the Stabalizer orthotic. The Balancer Orthotic  are made from springy polypropylene the exact material a majority of custom orthotics are made from. Polypropylene is incredibly strong and durable.

Totally Feet’s Balancer Orthotic has just the right amount of spring to prevent excessive pronation and work the foot at the same time. Excessive pronation is a sign of flat feet and cause bunions, foot pain, plantar fascitis, knee pain, hip pain, shin splints, or back pain. The Balancer can help prevent all of these disorders. Designed for every walk of life including hospitality industry, nurses, and athletes, the new Exerciser orthotic is creating a durable, stable and long lasting comfort for all that have tried them.

Biomechanically designed, around a neutral foot, the Balancer orthotic help to realign the bones into a more well aligned structure.

Cleaning the Balancer Orthotic

The Balancer orthotic is dishwasher safe, throw them in and have them ready in now time.

How to Wear your Balancer Orthotics

There are some tricks to getting the most our of your Balancer orthotics, follow these basic steps to maximize your Balancer orthotics.

1. Always place your Balancer orthotics on the midsole of the shoe- this is the platform under the foam, neoprene, or leather insole, then place your insole on top of your orthotic, if you do not have a top cover for your exerciser orthotics.  If you do have a full length top cover built into your custom orthotic, remove the insole altogether.
2. When buying new shoes, make sure your shoes have removable insoles- some companies insist on gluing them in- if they do- do not buy their shoes for orthotic wear.
3. Buy shoes that have a rigid midsole, shoes that can easily be bent in any direction do not offer solid platform for your orthotics.
4. Evaluate your shoes regularly, the materials used to construct shoes break down over time.  When the materials break down they can change the way orthotics support your feet, making the Balancer orthotics seem uncomfortable.
5. Break your Balancer orthotics in, I normally tell my patients to wear them 1 hour the first day and increase the time by 1 hour per day, at the end of a week you are at nearly a complete day.  This is the case for most patients, however, as you practice podiatry or any medicine for that matter you quickly realize people have different tolerances.  Some are able to wear them all day from the start while others may need 10 days to acclimate to their new custom orthotics.  Don’t over do it with your new Balancer orthotics!!!
6. Let your feet get use to the new Balancer orthotics

European Sizes  3(36/37), 4(38/39), 5(40/41), 6(42/43), 7(44/45), 8(46/47), 9(48/49)