ICB Classic Firm Density Full Length Flat Feet Orthotics

ICB's GreenOrthotics are specifically designed to treat patients with severe pronation (rolling in / flat feet) and its pronatory effects.

Green ICB Orthotics are ideal for athletes, highly active patients, and for people weighing >90kg.

ICB Green Orthotics are constructed from a firm density EVA, providing patients with superior subtalar joint realignment, pronation correction and foundational support of the lower limbs.

Full Length or 2/3?

The primary reason is for space constraints. Sometimes, the footwear you're using may not have enough room to accommodate a full-length insole comfortably. This can be the case with certain types of shoes like dress shoes or high heels. In such instances, a 2/3 length insole can provide necessary support without overcrowding the shoe.

If your shoes don't have a removeable insert at all, you'll want a short (or 2/3 length) insole. You'll get the arch support your feet need without the extra bulk of a full-length insole, leaving your shoes with enough room to comfortably fit your feet.

However, it is most often recommended that you go with a full-length orthotic because it will not slide or shift in your shoes and therefore is more efficient.

Sizing

Over the past 2 decades, ICB has been at the forefront of heat moulding orthotic design; inventing, refining and patenting unique dual density therapeutic products for use by Healthcare Professionals around the world.

Founded in Sydney, Australia in 2000, ICB's products and clinical assessment tools have revolutionised practitioners treatment regimes. From its inception ICB has maintained its dedication to harnessing the clinical and technical knowledge of experienced practitioners and Orthotists to deliver superior treatment outcomes to Allied Healthcare Professional, including: Podiatrists, Chiropractors, Physiotherapists, Osteopaths, Sports Medicine Doctors, Rehabilitation Specialists and Orthopaedic Surgeon

The ICB Orthotic range is patented worldwide and had been developed from years of clinical experience with orthotic therapy as the primary treatment for patients with lower limb conditions. With vast and invaluable experience in its own clinics and orthotic laboratory, ICB have taken their expertise to new levels with its' highly engineered dual density heat moulding orthotic, together with a range of orthotic additions, assessment techniques and diagnostic equipment allowing practitioners to ƒ??have an orthotic laboratory in their own clinic'.