Heel stabilizers are molded under the heel of an orthotic to reduce the "roll" of the foot. Over time they can break down and allow the orthotic to wobble, causing knee, hip, and back issues. Heel stabilizers can be removed and rebuilt as well as added to orthotics that didn't have them originally.

Cracked orthotics lack their intended support and may become irrepairable. As long as the crack hasn't separated the shell into two or more pieces, a composite reinforcement can be molded to the underside of the shell giving them new life.

If you are having your orthotics recovered, why not have a second pair made at the same time? When the topcovers are removed, a model can be made and another set of shells formed! You may choose any topcover option for the original as well as the duplicate pair (they don't have to be the same material or length). Just remember, the pricing for duplications doesn't include the cost for your original pair to be recovered (you have to select the topcover repair for your original orthotics separately).

Our repair services are designed for rigid orthotics (with support shells constructed from plastic, fiberglass, or a composite).

More in-depth information as well as customer reviews and turnaround time can be found on our main site.