3D printed Orthotics at Cornwall Physio
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3D Footscan And Phits 3D Printed Orthotics Are Now Available At Cornwall Physio. The first And Only Clinic In Cornwall Offering This Cutting-Edge Technology!
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Orthotics are a great choice for…
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✓ Injury prevention
✓ Customising the fit of running, cycling, golf or work shoes ✓ Pain in your heel or ball of the foot ✓ Ankle, shin, knee, hip or lower back pain ✓ Collapsed arches or Tibialis Posterior tendon problems ✓ Achilles or Peroneal tendon problems ✓ Stress fractures or neuromas |
footscan®
Footscan technology at Cornwall Physio allows us to measure specific loading patterns occurring in the foot and ankle during gait.
This is the most accurate way for us to assess movement in the foot and to help treat issues including injuries to the foot, ankle, shin or knee.
Here at Cornwall Physio we can combine Footscan with our other movement assessments in The Run Lab to help you to perform and feel better with fewer injuries.
This is the most accurate way for us to assess movement in the foot and to help treat issues including injuries to the foot, ankle, shin or knee.
Here at Cornwall Physio we can combine Footscan with our other movement assessments in The Run Lab to help you to perform and feel better with fewer injuries.
About our Orthotics
Phits orthotics offer the very latest in insole technology. Using the Footscan we collect your dynamic movement data, which creates the design for your 3D printed insoles. Historically insoles were made from looking at you standing still, here at Cornwall Physio we look at how you move!
Optimal efficiency. Superior stability. Extreme durability.
Watch This Video To See How We Fit Our 3D Printed Orthotics
Insoles for Running or Sports
Phits insoles can be customised for sports including running, cycling, skiing and golf
For anyone looking to stay active and move well, orthotics are a great choice. They are the best way to make your running shoes fit properly. Most people have one foot slightly bigger than the other and also most people's feet move very differently left and right. This means that running shoes are never a true fit for both feet. With 3D printed orthotics we can make sure your sports shoes precisely fit your foot movement. Phits orthotics are used by professional athletes from sports including running, cycling football, golf, and skiing, to optimise performance and reduce injury risk.
The Future of Orthotics
In the world of custom orthotics, there are a lot of choices, but Cornwall Physio & The Run Lab are the sole distributor in Cornwall for Phits 3D printed orthotics. Not only are Phits at the forefront of 3D printing, but we also use a cutting-edge pressure scanner to analyze your gait, and individual biomechanics, making the orthotic customised to your foot. The scan captures your foot through all of its dynamic positions, allowing our clinicians to see pinpoint accurate pressures on your feet during activities, as opposed to using older classic techniques that did not capture the dynamic component of walking or running.
Just some of the conditions Phits are used for are conditions like flat feet, plantar fasciitis/heel pain, pain in the ball of the foot, and arch pain. The Phits scan can also indicate future areas of risk providing our Physios important information that can be used in your treatment. Phits orthotics are a great way to treat current problems and help prevent future problems with your feet and ankles.
Just some of the conditions Phits are used for are conditions like flat feet, plantar fasciitis/heel pain, pain in the ball of the foot, and arch pain. The Phits scan can also indicate future areas of risk providing our Physios important information that can be used in your treatment. Phits orthotics are a great way to treat current problems and help prevent future problems with your feet and ankles.
We are proud to bring these incredible insoles to the South West!
To find out more please drop us an email to admin@cornwallphysio.co.uk or give us a call on 01726 815189.
To find out more please drop us an email to admin@cornwallphysio.co.uk or give us a call on 01726 815189.