Denver, Colorado
Custom Foot Orthotics, Made Around You
Personalized orthotic support in Denver, starting with a conversation about your feet, footwear, and goals.
Support shaped to your feet
What custom orthotics are
Custom orthotics are supportive inserts shaped for your feet and the shoes you actually wear, rather than a one-size insole pulled off a shelf.
Why an individual assessment matters
Everyone stands, walks, and loads their feet differently. An assessment is a conversation and a careful look at your feet and footwear before anything is made.
Fitted around your day
Work boots, running shoes, or everyday flats all behave differently. We talk through where you need support most and what is realistic for your routine.
Made for the shoes you actually wear
Bring the shoes you rely on and we'll talk through what may work in each. Not every insert suits every shoe, so we discuss it pair by pair.
- Everyday casual shoes
- Dress shoes
- Running and athletic shoes
- Cleats
- Ski boots
- Cycling shoes
What to expect
- 1
A conversation
We start with what you'd like to be doing more comfortably and what brought you in.
- 2
A careful look
We look at your feet, how you walk, the shoes you wear, and your usual activities.
- 3
Your options
We explain what may suit you in plain language, including when custom may not be needed.
- 4
Fitting and adjustments
Your inserts are fitted to you and your shoes, with adjustments if something needs changing.
What customers have said
★★★★★
“The exam is very thorough. Really pinpoints the issue”
★★★★★
“Very professional and knowledgeable service.”
Individual experiences; results vary from person to person.
From insert to fitting
Each orthotic is shaped for one person and checked against their foot before it goes into their shoes.
Things you can ask
There is no obligation in asking. Send a question or call and we'll tell you honestly whether custom orthotics make sense for you.
- What are custom foot orthotics?
- They are inserts made for an individual's feet and intended to provide support inside their shoes. We consider your footwear and daily activities when discussing what may suit you.
- How are they different from store-bought insoles?
- Store-bought insoles are generally made in standard sizes. A custom-fitted insert is made for an individual. Custom is not automatically necessary for everyone; an assessment helps you discuss the options.
- Will orthotics fit all my shoes?
- Fit depends on the shoe and the room inside it. Shoes with removable insoles often make fitting easier. Bring the shoes you wear most so we can discuss what may work.
- What should I bring to a visit?
- Bring the shoes you plan to use with the inserts, any insoles or orthotics you already have, and your questions about daily activities.
Start with a conversation
Tell us a little about your feet and footwear, and we'll reply the way you prefer.