ORTHOTICS

Dress Orthotic - available in 3/4, Sulcus and full length
Shell: Carbonflex or Polyproplene Top Cover: Vinyl (black, navy, gray, taupe or white) Rear Foot Extrinsic Posts: No extrinsic posting Bottom Cover: Vinyl (black)
UCBL - available in 3/4, Sulcus and full length
Shell: Sub-Ortholene Top Cover: 1/8" ppt (poron) Vinyl (black, navy, gray, taupe and white) Rear Foot Extrinsic Posts: EVA with protective soling cap Bottom Cover: Vinyl (black)
Ski Skate - available in 3/4, Sulcus and full length
Shell: Carbonflex or Polyproplene Top Cover: 1/8" ppt (poron) Vinyl (black, navy, gray, taupe and white) Rear Foot Extrinsic Posts: EVA with protective soling cap Bottom Cover: Vinyl (black)
Casual Orthotic - available in 3/4, Sulcus and full length
Shell: Carbonflex or Polyproplene Top Cover: 1/16" ppt (poron) Vinyl (black, navy, gray, taupe and white) Rear Foot Extrinsic Posts: EVA with protective soling cap Bottom Cover: Vinyl (black)
Sport Orthotic - available in 3/4, Sulcus and full length
Shell: Carbonflex or Polyproplene Top Cover: 1/8" ppt (poron) Vinyl (black, navy, gray, taupe and white) Rear Foot Extrinsic Posts: EVA with protective soling cap Bottom Cover: Vinyl (black)
Soft Shell
(EVA 55, EVA 35) can be used as shell for most of orthotics. Due to thickness of the soft shell it can be used in certain shoes only.
Diabetic Cover
( 1/16 PPT (poron) plus 1/8 plastazote and regular vinyl cover) can be used with most of the orthotics. It will also limit the kind of shoes patients wear due to it's thickness.
Alternative top covers are available
For sports top cover: 1/8 ppt and Doeskin or 1/8 Neoprene with mesh (Black, Blue, Red, or Green) For casual top cover: 1/16 Neoprene with mesh (Black or Blue) For UCBL top cover: 1/8" Nyplex or soft EVA can be used
Accomodation to be added at a nominal charge:
Met Pads Met Bars D-Pad MPJ & IPJ pads Archfill		Heel spur pads Heel cushion Heel raise Heel skive		Morton's Extension Reverse Morton's extension Heel spur hole in the shell Medial phalange
All other accomodations required by you can be added to the orthotics.