EnSole Orthotic Shoe Insoles There are hundreds of shoe inserts to choose from, but none of which have AVHS technology. Other inserts are flimsy and lack the necessary support when and where it’s needed the most. Custom-made foot orthotics can be extremely pricey and don’t always provide the necessary support and comfort that one would expect. Additionally, most custom orthotics can cause more pain than anything. With EnSole, your comfort is of paramount importance. The years of design inputs have been scientifically based to provide your foot with the support it needs exactly when it is needed when walking. After considering how other current off-the-shelf or customized shoe orthotics work, we discovered one major flaw – Other inserts only focus on providing arch-support after heel strike has occurred after your foot hits the ground. Using our AVHS technology, EnSole corrects your foot as it hits the ground, not after. It is critical to provide support to the heel and the rest of the foot when the back of the foot contacts the ground. All of the forces of the body, 4 to 10 times your body weight, come crashing down on the bones, ligaments, and tendon within your foot and ankle. EnSole provides support to stabilize the hindfoot at heel strike till the end of heel lift. EnSole Orthotic Inserts Features: Patent Pending AVHS Technology Anti-Valgus Heel Stabilization creates less strain to the foot at heel strike Developed by world-renown podiatric surgeon Dr. Graham Redirective Pressure Cushioning Allows your foot to distribute pressure throughout the rest of your foot. Longer cushioned heel support How To Get the Most Out of Your Ensoles Follow these helpful tips to get optimal results from your new inserts. Make sure you have shoes that are not worn out It’s important to make sure that whatever shoe you use to check the bottom of the soles, they are in good condition. Shoes that are worn out add extra instability to your feet and can affect the body’s alignment. Remove factory insole from your shoe This will make room for your new EnSoles and get you started on the right foot. This is especially important for tight-fitting footwear. Allow yourself a few days to adjust It shouldn’t take your foot long to adjust to your new EnSoles but be sure to give them a couple of days to adjust to their new fit.
