Footlogics Kids

Product Description

3/4-length Orthotics For Children With Flat Feet or Excess Pronation

• 3/4-length, suitable for all types children’s footwear, including school shoes, joggers and runners
• Developed by Australian podiatrists
• Provides biomechanical support to the longitudinal arch (arch support)
• Stabilising deep heel cup
• Podflex heel cushioning
• Comfortable velours top layer
• Supports the arch and re-aligns the foot & ankle
• Helps relieve growing pains in the feet and legs, especially Sever’s Disease (pain at the back of the heel)
• 30-Day Money-Back-Guarantee

When to Use Footlogics Orthotics For Children…

All toddlers have flat feet and by the age of 4 or 5, the arches should start to develop. However, with some children the foot remains flat, or only a very low arch is showing. Arch height is actually not the main concern in young children. The more important question is, whether your child suffers from excessive pronation (rolling inward of the ankles). Excess pronation is easily diagnosed. If you draw an imaginary line from the tip of the ankle bone downwards and the line ends away from the foot, your child over-pronates and their feet need correcting (see example to the right).

Excessive pronation may cause your child to develop an abnormal gait pattern. At a young age, these children may not suffer from any type of foot pain. But later on they are likely to develop conditions such as Children’s Heel pain (Sever’s Disease), Children’s Knee pain (Osgood-Schlatters disease), general foot pain, ankle pain and/or aching legs. Growing pains (which all children will experience) are often more severe in children with pronating feet compared to children with normal feet.

Footlogics Kids orthotics are a medical-grade shoe insoles designed to provide biomechanical support and restore the child’s walking pattern. By re-aligning the child’s feet early on, many biomechanical complaints can be prevented, allowing the feet to develop more naturally. Footlogics Kids orthotics are safe to use, however, if your child suffers from a major foot deformity or particular illness or medical condition, we recommend you consult your GP or specialist first, before using Footlogics.

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