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Orthotic Types
Men's/Women's Dress
This orthotic is designed for patients requiring maximum biomechanical
control in normal daily walking. The thinness of Footmaxx Dress
orthotics plus their exceptional memory/resiliency properties
offer excellent motion control and comfort without altering
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Women's Fashion
This orthotic is designed for female patients who wear fashion footwear
(such as pumps). The thinness of the Fashion orthotic, plus the
extra narrow contour, allows unprecedented ease of shoe fit.
Heelmaxx
This very specialised orthotic is designed for use with patients
suffering from plantar fasciitis or heel spur syndrome. Our Duramaxx
module has a circular cutout removed from under the calcaneous to
provide total softness and cushioning in this area. This special
modification can be provided to any of our standard model orthotics.
The Duramaxx module still offers the ultimate in motion control
to improve the foot and leg function for superior support and protection
against arch elongation.
Allsport
This full length orthotic is designed for all around sports use
for non-professional athletes who require foot protection and the
ultimate in motion control to improve foot and leg function. The
Footmaxx Allsport also offers excellent shock absorption.
Ski/Skate
This full length orthotic is designed for active patients who
ski or skate requiring foot protection and the ultimate in motion
control to improve foot and leg function for superior athletic performance.
The Footmaxx Ski/Skate also offers excellent shock absorption and
just the right amount of control and flexibility to allow normal
pronation so the skier/skater can "drive forward." The Ski/Skate
orthotic is cut narrower than our regular width orthotics to accommodate
the characteristics of ski and skate boots.
Court
This full length orthotic is designed for all court sports
that require extreme lateral motions and the "up on the toes"
stance commonly needed for a winning performance in these activities.
Like our Allsport, Footmaxx Court orthotics supply foot protection
and the ultimate in motion control to improve foot and leg function.
The Court orthotic also offers excellent shock absorption to
protect the metatarsal area of the foot from shear and shock
associated with hard court play. |
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Golf
This full length orthotic is designed for the specialised
game of golf. Like our Allsport, Footmaxx Golf orthotics supply
foot protection and the ultimate in motion control to improve
foot and leg function, but at the same time they do not interfere
with the golfer's contralateral foot movements needed while
swinging the golf club. A first-ray cut-out helps improve shoe
fit and the contralateral supination and pronation motions needed
for a proper golf swing. The Golf orthotic also offers excellent
shock absorption to protect the foot from arch fatigue, heel
pain and forefoot discomfort. |
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Marathoner
This full length orthotic is designed for either high mileage
marathoners or very heavy runners. Like our Allsport, the Marathoner
provides foot protection and the ultimate in motion control to improve
foot and leg function for superior performance. The Marathoner orthotic
is designed to withstand the repetitive stress that it will be subjected
to by a marathoner who runs 10 to 15 miles per day.
Professional Sport Orthotics
These customised sport orthotics are designed specifically to
meet the needs of professional, amateur and recreational athletes.
The types of orthotics include Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey,
Tennis and Ski.
Diabetic Type 1 (Standard Corrective)
This orthotic is designed for the diabetic patient (or any patient
with impaired circulation in their limbs) suffering from biomechanical
gait abnormalities. Footmaxx Diabetic Type 1 orthotics have a semi-flexible
Duramaxx module that offers biomechanical correction and motion
control to improve foot and leg function for superior comfort. This
device is for the diabetic patient who is wearing regular shoes,
and has no history of plantar lesions. A combination poron and plastizote
topcover offers excellent softness and shock absorption.
Diabetic Type 2 (Corrective/Accommodative)
The Diabetic Type 2 orthotic is designed for the diabetic patient
(or any patient that has impaired circulation in their limbs) that
has had skin healing problems (i.e. post lesions), or has active
forefoot lesions. Extra depth shoes are often needed for forefoot
and toe room to accommodate this device. Footmaxx Diabetic Type
2 has a semi-flexible Duramaxx module that offers motion control
to improve foot and leg function for superior comfort. An extra
poron bottom cover, extending heel to toe, along with the plastizote
and vinyl topcover increases softness and shock absorption. This
device is recommended for patients with forefoot lesions only or
post-lesion healing. Forefoot ulcers can be unweighted with balance
material placed around areas of increased pressure.
Diabetic Type 3 (Accommodative)
The Diabetic Type 3 orthotic is designed as a strictly accommodative
device for the brittle diabetic patients. These patients have
a history of skin breakdown, active plantar lesions and often
midfoot/rearfoot deformities. The Diabetic Type 3 offers superior
flexibility and shock absorption with its ultraflexible Duramaxx
module and the poron arch fill. The orthotic module edges are
thinned so as to not irritate fragile skin. Extra depth shoes
are often needed for forefoot and toe room to accommodate this
device. |
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Arthritic Type 1, 2, and 3
These orthotics are prescribed to accommodate an existing deformity,
to provide increased shock absorption, or to redistribute pressure
away from prominent lesions. Orthotics can control some foot function.
Combining these properties appears to reduce inflammation in the
joints of the lower limb. Their judicious use in patients with arthritis
may help to slow the deterioration of the articulator facets of
the joints in the feet. Arthritic 1 is for recently diagnosed Arthritic
patients whereas Arthritic 2 is for patients with chronic Arthritis.
Arthritic 3 is for the most acute case of Arthritis.
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