Foot

Foot protection and stabilisation

Össur's long list of award-winning designs includes podiatric products like the DH Offloading Walker, a highly-effective treatment for plantar ulcers that is a popular choice of clinicians worldwide.

Night Splints
Walkers
Therapeutic shoes
Insoles
About foot orthotics and plantar fasciitis

Exoform® Dorsal Night Splint

A functional and comfortable solution that addresses the common problems associated with other bracing options.

Form Fit® Night Splint

Features 3-dimensional padding throughout the shell and adjustable flexion straps.

Rebound™ Air Walker

Fully-integrated air pump and release valve provide easy, tool-free inflation and deflation.

DH Offloading Walker

Assists in the healing of plantar ulcers with a patented pressure relief insole.

DH Offloading Post-Op Shoe

The perfect solution for effective offloading of diabetic foot ulcers and other plantar wound conditions.

Equalizer® Air Walker

Pneumatic air bladder system inflates around the ankle to customize the level of compression.

Equalizer® Walker

A hard plastic shell provides patients the optimum level of support while promoting superior comfort.

ROM Walker

Versatile walker with two adjustable hinges provide a graduated control of motion.

Mesh Top Post-Op Shoe

Provides increased stability overall to the rear of the foot while reducing slippage.

Soft Top Post-Op Shoe

Allows the patient’s foot to breathe and provides added comfort after soft tissue procedure.

Talar Made - Trio

Pronation control for the medium arched foot

Talar Made - Prostep

A revolutionary anti-pronation foot orthosis, which includes a sustentaculum tali elevation.

Talar Made - Equiflex

Controls pronation or supination through a unique Integrated Posting System for the high arch foot.

Talar Made - Firstline

For 1st MTP joint pain, Tibialis Posterior Tendonitis and Plantar Fasciitis

A foot orthosis is a device that is contoured to the entire foot and used to reduce abnormal motion or an abnormal position of the foot. It can also be used to control abnormal motion or position of the lower limb.

In evaluating the medical need for a foot orthosis, an Orthotist will make a full biomechanical examination of the foot and lower limb, looking closely at the range of motion and muscle activity.

Plantar Fasciitis

The plantar fascia is a fibrous tissue that connects the heel bone to the base of the toes and functions to maintain the arch of the foot. Plantar fasciitis is an inflammation of this tissue.

Pain is usually at the heel, inside/front location, but can be present along the arch. Pain is likely felt first thing in the morning, during the initial steps after sitting and during prolonged weight bearing activity. Repetitive pulling of the plantar fascia, as with an overpronating/flattening foot, will aggravate the condition.

Bracing and supports