Orthopaedic footwear has changed over the past 40 years and the styles, colours and materials available have increased dramatically. As you can see from your search, the range of styles we offer is quite varied.

We have always prided ourselves on being able to achieve as close a match to our customer’s unique requirement as possible.

However, it is important to consider when ordering one of the more fashionable styles, the type of condition you are catering for.

The type of construction has also changed. In previous times it was always considered that welted footwear was by far and away the most suitable. Not so anymore, although we still make welted footwear the emphasis is now on the lighter construction and the cosmesis is all important.

The provision of inlays / insoles has probably changed more than any other aspect of orthopaedic footwear. Previously footwear was supplied with a flat soft insole, probably with a pad of some description. Nowadays, what we provide is very sophisticated by comparison. Information is received by either scans or impression blocks and the inlays / orthotics are made in a vast range of materials including nora and carbon fibre.