About
Flat Feet
Flat feet, also known as fallen arches, is a condition where the arches of the feet are lower than normal or non-existent, causing the entire sole of the foot to touch the ground when standing.
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This condition can be present from birth or develop over time due to factors such as injury, illness, or the natural weakening of the tendons and ligaments that support the arch of the foot.
What are the risks from flat feet?
Flat feet are not necessarily anything to worry about, but can cause significant discomfort, contribute to a general lack of stability/agility and lead to other biomechanical conditions of the lower limb, such as Plantar Fasciitis, Bunions, Shin Splints and knee pain.
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In this respect an intervention can be extremely beneficial.
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Biomechanics podiatrists routinely recommend arch support insoles for the effective treatment of flat feet.
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Insoles should be firm with a precise and accurately profiled arch and a deep heel cup, fully supporting every aspect of your foot.
Why the Salford Insole?
The Salford Insole provides uniquely effective arch support, promoting natural foot biomechanics for flat feet and immediately improving stability and mobility.
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These insoles are from our clinical range which is in use throughout the UK podiatry profession and you can use them with confidence.
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They will work consistently and indefinitely.
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Insoles that do not provide accurate and adequate arch support will be ineffective.
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I'd pretty much given up on insoles helping with pain relief until I came across these insoles for flat feet. Thanks for the advice and explanation.
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- Luke, Nottingham
These insoles have worked wonders for my teenage son who has flat feet. He has always walked a little awkwardly/heavily and the difference they have made to the way he walks and runs is amazing. He's literally changed overnight from being reluctant to play sports to really enjoying being active with his friends - I can’t quite believe the transformation. Thank you!
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- Erika, Hereford