Transverse flat feet - deformation of the foot due to the lowering of the transverse arch, which is designed to cushion the feet while walking and running. Over time, the ligaments that are responsible for maintaining the vault stretch, so that the heads of the metatarsal bones drop, bringing the foot to the ground. This problem most often affects overweight people and women who wear high heels. It manifests itself through pain under the pads of the fingers, calluses and corns in the area of the sole of the foot and the metatarsus.
The orthopedic insoles we make effectively inhibit the process of flat feet deepening, protect the foot, and endure foot pain. The design of the insert is designed so that it also dynamically (when using the insoles) affects the muscles of the foot, supporting the process of shaping the proper arch.
