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Heel elevations usually have a specific purpose. You can elevate a heel for a leg length discrepancy usually up to a half inch. Anything higher would alter the pitch from heel to ball of foot. In that case you would do a full elevation across the entire surface of the sole (see sole elevation). In some cases, such as damaged achilles tendon, drop foot or severe plantar fasciitis, a doctor will prescribe higher elevation amounts.
Rocker soles provide a natural rolling gait. Great for taking the pressure off the metatarsal region of the foot and can promote a normal gait for those with fused ankles or problems bending the foot.
Sole Flairs are extensions on the medial or lateral side of the shoe. They are to enhance stability. All flairs are capped with a full sole. Flairs can be put on one or both shoes depending on what you need. … Continued
Most orthotic inserts have a hard shell. That hard shell is your basic support. Support must be firm. Over that shell is the padding and a cover over the padding. This padding and cover are important to the complete comfort … Continued