Arize Custom Orthotics Are Different

Custom orthotics may provide quick and lasting relief by dispersing pressure across your foot and aligning your heel. Arize custom orthotics are designed to provide relief. Nothing more, nothing less. The difference lies in customization. Arize is made to fit your feet, your needs, your preferences, and your lifestyle. With Arize, you can wear the shoes you like, go where you want, and do what you love – with relief, compromise-free.

Finding pain relief is not easy. While some products do not last long and are not comfortable, others do not quite fit. Arize was founded with you in mind by addressing these challenges. Our custom orthotics are thin, lightweight, designed with precision, and made to last.<sup>1</sup> Arize custom orthotics not only reduce foot pain, but they are also specifically designed to fit multiple shoe types.<sup>1</sup>

Arize custom orthotics are available from the convenience of your home.

Fits your lifestyle

Arize custom orthotics are designed to fit each shoe type and provide the support you need. You can wear stylish flats with our super thin custom orthotics. Want to wear one-inch heels? No problem. Our custom orthotics are not only designed to fit your foot, but they are designed specifically for different shoe types. Choose the shoe type you wear most often and make comfort a priority in day-to-day life. These are not your parents’ orthotics. These are Arize custom orthotics.

Arch Support

The size, shape and movement of your arch are vital details. How does your arch change as you walk? Do you have high or low arches? With proper arch support we can disperse pressure across the bottom of your foot, giving you support while working towards relief. With proper arch support, you can move comfortably again.

Collapsing arch

If your arch height changes as you walk, we will design your orthotic with flexible arch support.

Arch not collapsing

If your arch height is maintained as you walk your orthotic will have a stiffer arch support.

Designed to align

With optimal foot alignment, you may experience relief in your legs, knees, and lower back.<sup>1</sup> Your feet are critical for proper alignment and promote comfortable movement.

The heel often bears the impact of each step you take. Connected to the rest of the body by the ankle, an ideal heel should be aligned with the ankle, evenly balancing the weight of the body.

Misalignment between the heel and the ankle can lead to pain and discomfort. Arize customized orthotics target three types of heel alignments – neutral, pronated, and supinated.

Neutral

For a neutral heel-ankle alignment, Arize will design orthotics with a heel cup that will cradle your heel, keeping it aligned to your ankle. Thus, improving alignment, allowing a comfortable and natural movement.

Pronated

A pronated heel twists towards the outer edge of the foot. Arize custom orthotics target pronation by adding more material to the outside edge of your heel, gradually and comfortably supporting your heel. Not sure if you pronate? Overpronation means that your foot rolls inward as you move. If you overpronate, the outer edge of your heel hits the ground first, then your foot rolls inward onto the arch. Pronation refers to the flattening of your feet. So, if you overpronate, you may overly flatten your feet. If most of the wear is on the inside sole near the ball of the foot and near the big toe, there is a good possibility that you overpronate. You may even notice that your shoes tilt inward if you look at them on a flat surface.

Supinated

A supinated heel leans towards the inside of the foot. Arize  orthotics target supination by strategically adding material to the inside edge of your heel, gradually and comfortably supporting your heel. Not sure if you supinate? Place a well-worn shoe on a flat surface. If it tilts outward, you are most likely supinating.

High quality scanning

Each foot is unique. Capture anatomical details in a straightforward process of taking a 3D foot scan. In fact, these scans are incredibly detailed and will show you just how your right foot and left foot may differ from one another. Our scanning app captures your foot with the same precision you may find in a doctor's office. We can ensure your unique foot shape and key measurements are used to design your custom orthotics, ensuring they’re tailor-made for your feet.

How Arize custom orthotics are made

With accurate 3D foot scans, key foot measurements, several photos of your feet combined with information about your foot pain, we have all the information needed to make your custom orthotics.<sup>4</sup> If you suffer from heel pain (Plantar Fasciitis) for example, we know exactly how to design your orthotics to provide lasting relief and promote optimal arch support. Your custom orthotics are 3D printed, a fancy way of saying, each orthotic is made individually for each foot with a durable material that lasts for many years. In fact, many customers find their feet have changed before our orthotics ever wear out. Quality orthotics, just for you. That is how we make Arize custom orthotics.

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Disclaimers

1) Custom orthotics have been shown to improve foot, knee, and back pain.

2) Original payment will be refunded in full.

3) iPhone X or newer models with TrueDepth camera. We’re working hard on expanding phone model availability.

4) Custom foot orthotics may significantly reduce pain associated with plantar fasciitis, such as heel pain.

5) Orders may arrive in 7 - 21 days.

6) Products purchased from the Arize Consumer Solution include a one (1) year, from the date of purchase, limited warranty on the Product shell against breaks or cracks

Get back to doing what you love, with relief

Arize Custom Orthotics Are Different

Fits your feet

Fits your lifestyle

90-day money back guarantee

Arch Support

Collapsing arch

Arch not collapsing

Designed to align

High quality scanning

How is it done?

How Arize custom orthotics are made

Recovery is in sight

Your relief plan

Mobile Check-in

Custom Orthotics