Foot care guidance, product education, and clinic updates from Flexi Feet.
Charcot foot can change foot shape after neuropathy-related bone and joint damage, often making ordinary footwear unsafe or impossible to fit well. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Diabetic socks focus on reducing rubbing, moisture, bunching, and tight marks. Compression socks are different and should match swelling and circulation needs. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Flat slippers are easy to wear but often provide little arch support, heel stability, or pressure control. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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An orthotic only works well if it fits inside the shoe without lifting the foot into tight areas. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Adjustable sandals can help when swelling changes through the day or when a closed shoe is difficult to put on. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Custom orthotic insoles should be built around foot shape, pressure needs, material choice, and the shoes the person actually wears. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Walking shoes need to manage repeated load, not just look sporty. Stability, cushioning, width, and insole compatibility all matter. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Knit uppers can feel gentle because they flex around the foot, which may help people who dislike stiff shoe pressure. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Therapeutic comfort shoes are chosen for more than softness. They need depth, stable support, enough width, and an interior that avoids unnecessary rubbing. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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After partial foot amputation, the foot may no longer fill or load the shoe in the usual way. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Heel pain may be linked to plantar fascia irritation, load changes, poor cushioning, or shoes that do not support the foot well. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Flat feet can change how load moves through the arch, heel, ankle, knee, and shoe. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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A bunion is a bony bump at the base of the big toe that can make the forefoot wider and harder to fit. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Hammer toes bend abnormally, which can make the top or tip of the toe rub inside ordinary shoes. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Poor circulation can slow healing and make the feet less tolerant of rubbing, tight elastic, or pressure marks. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Corns are concentrated pressure spots, often around toes, joints, or bony areas that rub against footwear. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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A callus is thickened skin caused by repeated pressure or friction. On a diabetic foot, that repeated load can be a warning sign. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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A foot ulcer is a break in the skin that can become serious when pressure, friction, poor circulation, and reduced sensation are present. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Diabetic neuropathy can reduce protective sensation, so a person may not feel rubbing, heat, pressure, or a small injury early enough. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Before booking custom insoles, ask about scanning, materials, follow-up, shoe fit and diabetic foot experience. These questions help you choose wisely.
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After partial foot amputation, footwear may need fillers, custom insoles and depth adjustments to improve stability and reduce pressure.
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Charcot foot can change foot shape after neuropathy-related bone and joint damage, often making ordinary footwear unsafe or impossible to fit well. Learn how Flexi Feet approaches fit, pressure, and daily footwear support.
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Extra depth and width can reduce rubbing for bunions, hammer toes and toe deformities. Learn how custom diabetic shoes accommodate foot shape.
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Recurring callus, redness, shoe pressure and numbness can signal higher diabetic foot risk. Learn when footwear should be reassessed.
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3D scanning improves fit and measurement, but the best outcome comes when scan data is combined with clinical assessment and shoe fitting.
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Diabetic socks are not just softer socks. Learn how seams, compression, moisture and fit affect daily foot protection.
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Flat feet can affect posture, fatigue and foot pain. See when custom flat feet insoles offer better support than ready-made arch inserts.
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Learn how custom offload insoles redistribute plantar pressure and why they are important for diabetic foot care and ulcer prevention support.
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A practical guide to the protective features that matter in diabetic footwear: extra depth, smooth interiors, offloading insoles and proper fitting.
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