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INCREASED STABILITY AND EXTRA SUPPORT FOOTWEAR

DESCRIPTION 

This range of orthopaedic footwear is designed to fit above the level of the ankle joint to provide extra support and stability for the whole ankle/foot. The shoes are designed with extra depth lasts as well as high and extended heel stiffeners, which provide stability and support for the ankle and foot joints for those with significant alignment and stability needs.

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The footwear is available in various sandal ,shoe and boot styles and comes in wide variety of  attractive and colourful models.  All shoes are designed  for comfort and breathability in the hot Australian climate.

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The shoes provide:

  • extra support for the foot through an extended medial and lateral stiffener

  • a firm, high heel stiffener above the ankle to support and stabilise the heel bone

  • a high, hard, wide toe box to protect the toes

  • lightweight, cushioning sole with flexibility at the level of the toe joints to enhance toe-off and stride 

  • superb shock absorption to prevent heel-pain

  • “Thomas Heel” to provide extra stability and prevent inversion of the foot 

  • cushioned ankle cuff to assist with firm and comfortable fixation above the ankle

  • an effective strap length to fit feet of different sizes. 

  • extended facings to maximise accessibility and ease of fitting.

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The inner soles can be either flat, to allow fitting of customized foot orthotics, or alternatively have a pre-formed arch support for comfort and enhanced alignment of the foot.

INDICATION FOR USE

Our increased stability and extra support footwear is suitable for a wide variety of needs, including physical and neurological conditions. Our footwear is highly beneficial for children with: â€‹

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  • low muscle tone including those with developmental delays eg Down Syndrome

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  • joint laxity, hyper-mobility, connective tissue disorders eg Elhers Danlos Syndrome

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  • neurological conditions such as cerebral palsy, â€‹spina bifida, cerebellar ataxia

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  • arthritic conditions eg Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis

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  • persistent toe walking

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  • significant pronation or supination of the feet

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  • painful or sensitive feet

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