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Devices:
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Sport
Devices
Standard
Sport Devices
| General
Sport Device |
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Polypropylene shell with crepe extrinsic rearfoot
posting, intrinsic forefoot posting and vinyl top cover to mets.
For semi-flexible to semi-rigid control levels.
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Pro
Sport Devices
| Polypropylene
shell with top cover type and shell flexibility varied according to
the design specific to the sports activity noted.
These devices are tailored to the high-level or professional
athlete. Graphite
composite shells may be substituted.
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| Tennis/Racquetball |
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Polypropylene shell with
extrinsic rearfoot post and 1/8” PPT® extension to toes.
The device is posted less than normal in the rearfoot and the
post is not undercut to account for the extensive lateral motion in
this sport. In
addition, the extension receives a synthetic suede bottom cover to
increase resistance to the wear caused by the shear forces common in
tennis. |
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Golf |
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Black crepe shell with
1/16” PPT® from heel to toe.
Rearfoot posting is ground into the shell. A first ray cutout is added to the shell and filled with
white Plastazote®.
This flexible shell combined with the first ray cutout allows
the pivot foot to go through the extreme range of motion needed to
complete a golf swing, yet it provides a reasonable level of control
in-shoe while walking. |
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Soccer/Rugby |
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Polypropylene shell narrowed
on both sides and ground very thin in the heel to allow a good fit
in low volume shoes. A
deep heel seat is used to control lateral motion.
A 1/8” crepe extension with a first ray cutout filled with
Plastazote® is added to address the
extensive use of the forefoot in these sports. |
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Marathoner |
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Polypropylene shell with
extrinsic rearfoot post, arch filler for shock absorption, and
compressible forefoot posting to provide forefoot control in the
propulsive phase. A
deep heel seat is added to help control lateral motion. |
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Runner’s
Mould |
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Black crepe shell to sulcus,
with a Thermocork®
LA filler to mets. 1/16”
PPT® from heel to toe.
Extrinsic rearfoot posting is ground into the shell.
This device is designed as a light weight, shock absorbing
competition device for high level runners. |
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Sprinter |
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Polypropylene shell narrowed
on both sides and ground very thin in the heel to allow a good fit
in low volume shoes. A
standard heel seat depth is used.
A crepe compressible forefoot post to sulcus with a first ray
cutout filled with Plastazote® is added to address the
extensive use of the forefoot in sprinting. |
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Basketball |
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Polypropylene shell with PPT® filler and
1/16” PPT® bottom and top covers to aid in shock
absorption. Deep heel
seat and lower standard posting values with undercut omitted to
control the foot during lateral motion while limiting the potential
for ankle sprains. |
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Aerobic |
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Polypropylene shell with EVA
filler, and 1/16” PPT®
bottom cover and extension. LA
is skived to reduce bulk in aerobic shoes.
Extrinsic rearfoot posts are standard and are undercut 10
degrees. Normal posting
values and heel seat depth. 1/8”
heel lift is standard. |
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