Exclusive orthopedic insoles

The LWF GEORGE ultra-thin orthopedic insole model is designed for men of both higher and lower body weight. The insoles are extremely durable, yet thin and flexible. They are equipped with a pressure-relieving forefoot part which extends from the tarsometatarsal joints to the tips of the toes. This is an extremely sensitive area which absorbs the body weight in the foot rolling phase during gait. LWF GEORGE orthopedic insoles also effectively relieve the heel area, significantly improving the comfort of walking. Pain and/or discomfort in the heel area have certain causes, including: Heel Spur (plantar fasciitis), Haglund's Disease (aseptic necrosis of the heel bone), Achilles tendinitis. This problem also affects the elderly, people who play sports or those who suffered injuries. The anatomical shape and additional pressure-relieving elements ensure a natural position of the foot and relieve painful or sensitive areas of the heel and forefoot. LWF GEORGE orthopedic insoles have a longitudinal arch lift and metatarsal support to prevent the formation of longitudinal and transverse flatfoot.

The LWF Lady WP+VF orthopedic insole model is dedicated to women who appreciate the quality and comfort of walking. The insoles are extremely thin and light, thanks to which they can also be successfully used for narrower or elegant shoe models. The anatomical shape of the insole ensures that the feet are positioned in a natural way and relieves painful or sensitive areas.

The load reduction provided to the entire heel area will bring relief to the sensitive heel by cushioning the pressure when the foot comes into contact with the ground. Despite their ultra-thin design, LWF WP+VF orthopedic insoles also have pressure-absorbing relief for the forefoot extending from the tarsometatarsal joints to the tip of the toes. This is an extremely sensitive area which absorbs the body weight in the foot rolling phase during gait.

LWF Lady orthopedic insoles provide a longitudinal arch lift and a metatarsal support to prevent the formation of transverse and longitudinal flatfoot.

The LWF orthopedic insole model for transverse and longitudinal flatfoot is dedicated to people who value quality and comfort of walking. The insoles are extremely thin and light, thanks to which they can also be successfully used for narrower or elegant shoe models. The anatomical shape of the insole ensures that the feet are positioned in a natural way and relieves painful or sensitive areas.

Flatfoot is a quite common foot deformity and affects a great number of people. It involves lowering or complete atrophy of the foot arches leading to pain and various foot and joint pathologies. During treatment or prevention, the use of Orthopedic Insoles and appropriate exercises to reinforce the muscles of the feet are necessary. Orthopedic insoles for transverse and longitudinal flatfoot are designed to support the feet in appropriate areas, leading to their correct alignment.

What is the difference between transverse flatfoot and longitudinal flatfoot?

Transverse Flatfoot is a phenomenon in which there is a lowering of the transverse arch of the foot, thus changing its points of support. This results in development of painful corns, joint deterioration, and even hallux valgus formation. There can be many causes, but most often it is a deformity caused by poor footwear selection, being overweight, standing or walking for hours, and sometimes it is simply a genetic defect.

Longitudinal flatfoot is characterized by a lowering of the longitudinal arch of the foot, causing the feet to touch the ground with the entire or a significant portion of its surface. In addition to being a visible postural defect, longitudinal flatfoot can lead to a variety of painful conditions, significant load on the knee and ankle joints, as well as inflammation or tearing of the Achilles tendon. The most common cause of the formation of this type of flat feet is excessive strain on the feet resulting from, e.g., being overweight, standing work or improperly selected shoes.

Transverse and longitudinal flatfoot is the phenomenon of both flatfoot types occurring simultaneously. It is a quite common defect, the basis of its effective treatment involves muscle-strengthening exercises and regular wearing of properly shaped orthopedic insoles. Untreated flatfoot leads to numerous conditions, joint strain, postural defects and increasing pain in the feet, knees, hips and even the spine.

The LWF K Sport orthopedic insole model is recommended specifically for people who play sports such as tennis, football, basketball, or volleyball. The insoles effectively protect the feet and knee joints against the risk of injury and excessive strain. Thanks to the secure and stable positioning of the foot in the shoe. They maintain the appropriate biomechanics of the motor system and absorb any shock that occurs when the foot comes into contact with a hard surface. Thanks to their durable  construction, LWF K sport orthopedic insoles ensure comfort and convenience, but most importantly: they provide safety and stability when carrying the body weight.

They are characterised by an innovative shape, narrower in the heel, thanks to which they fit perfectly to sports shoes such as cleat shoes, indoor shoes, cycling shoes or basketball shoes.

LWF K Sport orthopedic insoles have a longitudinal arch lift and metatarsal support to prevent the formation of longitudinal-transverse flatfoot, which can often be observed in people practising sports.