Insoles & Orthotics
Custom-made insoles and orthotic devices, prescribed only when biomechanics show they're needed.
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Our approach.
Our dedicated Insoles & Orthotics service provides custom 3D-printed insoles and prescription orthotic devices. Every orthotic is biomechanics-led — built off objective data from a gait analysis, not a foam impression alone — and integrated with your physiotherapy plan. We never prescribe orthotics as a stand-alone solution: they sit alongside loading, technique and footwear changes.
Gait analysis is part of the service. Using the Dynexus system, an integrated motion-capture, force and pressure platform, we turn walking and running into measurable data, so the prescription targets what is actually happening rather than what it looks like. The same session feeds your physiotherapy plan, and if your biomechanics correct with technique or strength work, we will say so instead of prescribing an insole.
- 01Foot, ankle and lower-limb biomechanical assessment
- 02Pressure-mat scan and 3D foot scanning
- 03Dynexus gait analysis (video, force and pressure) when indicated
- 04Custom 3D-printed insole fabrication
- 05Fit check and follow-up review
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Insoles & Orthotics, answered.
Do I need a gait analysis before getting insoles?
For most cases yes — we want objective data to ensure the orthotic actually addresses your biomechanics. For straightforward cases (e.g. diabetic foot care), a focused assessment is sufficient.
What is the Dynexus system?
Dynexus is the motion-capture and force/pressure analysis platform we use for gait assessments. It combines high-speed video, force plates and pressure sensors in one integrated system, giving us objective biomechanical data far more detailed than a standard treadmill or camera assessment.
How long does a gait analysis take?
Plan for 90 minutes including walking and running capture, analysis review and a written plan.
How long do the insoles take to make?
Typically 5–10 working days from the scan to delivery, depending on the complexity of the prescription.
Are follow-up adjustments included?
Yes. A fit-check and any minor adjustments in the first 6 weeks are included with every custom orthotic.
