The orthosis for neuroma is designed to decrease ground reactive force (GRF) under the lesser metatarsal heads and to separate the affected metatarsal heads. This will decrease pressure and trauma

This orthosis is designed to reduce the extreme pronatory forces associated with the pediatric flatfoot. The increased width, the deep heel cup and the medial heel skive contribute to increased

This orthosis is designed to reduce the most common complaints found in those with cavus feet, including metatarsalgia, heel pain, and lateral ankle instability. The Pes Cavus device has a

The orthosis for plantar fasciitis due to an everted rearfoot is designed to plantarflex the first ray which brings the first metatarsal head closer to the calcaneus reducing plantar fascia

The orthosis for treating plantar fasciitis due to forefoot valgus should plantarflex the first ray which brings the first metatarsal head closer to the calcaneus reducing plantar fascia tension. It

This orthosis is designed to reduce the extreme pronatory forces associated with  posterior tibialis dysfunction, often referred to a adult acquired flatfoot. The combination of increased width, deep heel cup

This orthosis is designed to treat sesamoiditis by reducing pressure on the first metatarsal head by transferring pressure proximally to the metatarsal necks and/or laterally to the other metatarsal heads.

This orthosis is designed to reduce excessive pronatory forces that contribute to sinus tarsi syndrome. The Sinus Tarsi Syndrome device has a milled polypropylene shell and includes the following prescription:

The orthosis designed to treat tarsal tunnel syndrome decreases heel eversion, prevents medial arch collapse, and encourages mild ankle plantarflexion. This approach results in decreased tibial nerve traction and is