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footdisc technology explained
explained
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Sensor Gel
1) Beneath the heel; absorbing damaging
shocks at impact.
2) Beneath the big toe; to optimise the
propulsive phase of your gait. (By stimulating
the muscle 'flexor hallucis longus' it
encourages the foot to move into windlass
earlier).
3DBS
3-D Behavioural System: An arch support
that respects all the biomechanical planes
in which your foot type articulates. Designed
to redistribute pressure evenly and
stabilise excessive movements which lead
to injury (over-pronation etc). The 3DBS
differs in density, shape and responsiveness
dependent on foot type and length.
MC
Strategically placed beneath the forefoot
(met-heads II-V), this cushioning protects
your met-heads during the impact and the
propulsive phase of the gait, ideal for
intensive activities such as running,
jumping, tennis etc.
Triple Layer
1) Top Layer: TekDry fabric moves sweat
away from the foot.
2) Middle Layer: Freeflex is a memory foam
enriched with bamboo charcoal and latex.
The foam adapts to the contours of your
foot improving fit and comfort while
bamboo charcoal reduces odour. This layer
also helps to prevent blisters by allowing
the foot and Top Layer to move as one.
3) Base Layer: curEVA, a new and unique
shock absorbing material moulded into a
cage construction that maxims air flow
while providing optimum cushioning.
FAULTY BIOMECHANICS ARE
OFTEN THE CAUSE OF INJURY
KNEE PAIN . COLLAPSED ARCHES
ACHILLES TENDINOPATHY (TENDINITIS)
BACK PAIN . BLISTERS . PLANTAR FASCIITIS
SHIN SPLINTS . HEEL PAIN . ILIOTIBIAL BAND
SYNDROME . ANKLE PAIN . ARCH PAIN
RUNNERS KNEE . BURSITIS
No matter what your foot type, there is
a footdisc® insoles that can reduce the
risk of injury by guiding your foot towards
good neutral biomechanics.
your authorised dealer:
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for high arched feet
or dynamic supination
Foot specs:
High arch feet are often poor shock absorbers, transmitting impact
forces through the foot to the knees, hips and back. They predominately
supinate and are rigid. footdisc® Cushion insoles feature Poron® and
curEVA® to improve shock absorption, while a high arch 3DBS
redistributes impact loads.
Recommended
footdisc® insole:
featured technologies:
footdisc® „SPORT“
Sensoric
activation of
the relevant
foot muscles
for medium arched feet
or regular pronation
pronation
Foot specs:
Medium arch feet are, as a rule, efficient; however fatigue and additional
load (such as running) often changes this, exposing them to injury.
footdisc® Support insoles use a medium arch 3DBS to maintain there
dynamic behaviour. While Poron® and curEVA® enhance their shock
absorbing properties.
Recommended
footdisc® insole:
High, medium or
low arched feet - an
adapted 3D profile
for every foot type
Extra cushioning
to protect
sensible regions
of the foot
for low arched feet or
dynamic overpronation
Foot specs:
Low arch feet are flexible and often over-pronate. Throughout this
increased mobility these feet prone to overuse injuries. footdisc®
Stability insoles use a strong 3DBS to reduce over-pronation (rolling
in) and materials such as Poron® and curEVA® help to boost their
shock absorbing properties.
Recommended
footdisc® insole:
Three high-tech
materials for perfect
foot climate and
moisture transport