Adjust-a-Lift Cushioning Heel Lift for Shoes
Adjustable heel lift for shoes is ideal if you have a leg-length discrepancy, heel spurs or want to raise your foot in a high cut shoe.
Maximum height of lift is 11mm.
Simply peel off one layer at a time to get the lift you need - from 9mm to 3mm.
Shock-absorbing construction improves comfort during walking.
Suitable for clinical use, rehab and everyday wear.
Sold: Single lift
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Designed To Correct Leg Length Discrepancy & Achilles Tendinitis
A layered heel lift designed to help correct leg length discrepancy and reduce strain through the heel, Achilles tendon and lower limb. It provides a simple, adjustable way to introduce lift inside the shoe without committing to a fixed height.
Commonly used in clinical, rehab and everyday settings, it allows gradual build-up of lift height to improve comfort, alignment and tolerance over time.
Key selling points
- Adjustable layered design allows progressive height changes
- Helps address leg length discrepancy and related imbalance
- Supports heel elevation for Achilles and calf strain relief
- Compact format fits easily inside most footwear
- Shock-absorbing construction improves comfort during walking
- Suitable for clinical use, rehab and everyday wear
What it does and how it works
The heel lift is made from multiple removable layers that can be stacked to achieve the desired height. This allows the user or clinician to gradually increase lift rather than introducing a full correction all at once.
By raising the heel, the device can help reduce tensile load on the Achilles tendon, alter ankle positioning and improve symmetry where one leg is shorter than the other. This can support more balanced gait and reduce compensatory strain further up the kinetic chain.
Common problems it may help with
- Leg length discrepancy (structural or functional)
- Achilles tendon discomfort or strain
- Heel pain associated with tension or overload
- Calf tightness requiring temporary heel elevation
- Lower limb imbalance affecting gait or posture
- Rehabilitation programmes requiring gradual height adjustment
Applications and suitability
This heel lift is suitable for use in everyday footwear, clinical environments and rehabilitation programmes where adjustable lift is required.
It is often used by podiatrists, physiotherapists and individuals managing leg length difference or tendon loading.
It can be worn in trainers, work shoes and some casual footwear, provided there is enough depth in the heel area.
The adjustable nature makes it particularly useful when building tolerance gradually.
Who it may not suit
This product may not be suitable for users who require full-length orthotic correction or precise biomechanical control across the entire foot. It is also not intended for unstable footwear where the lift may shift or compromise balance.
Individuals with significant foot deformity, acute injury or unexplained pain should seek professional assessment before use. Overcorrection or incorrect use may worsen symptoms.
Adjust-a-Lift Cushioning Heel Lift for Shoes



Product specifications
| Product type | Adjustable heel lift |
|---|---|
| Design | Layered construction with removable sections |
| Height adjustment | Maximum lift height 11mm with incremental adjustment via removable layers |
| Material | Firm, shock-absorbing composition |
| Use | In-shoe heel elevation |
| Application | Single or bilateral use depending on requirement |
| Fit | Designed to fit inside most footwear with adequate depth |
| Cleaning | Wipe clean |
Usage instructions
- Start with the lowest height and place the lift securely in the heel of the shoe.
- Ensure it sits flat and does not rock or shift during walking.
- Gradually increase height by adding layers if advised or tolerated.
- Wear for short periods initially and increase duration as comfort allows.
- Use consistently in the same footwear to maintain alignment.
- Seek professional guidance when correcting leg length discrepancy.
Benefits
- Allows gradual and controlled lift adjustment
- Supports improved alignment and gait symmetry
- Helps reduce strain on the Achilles tendon and calf
- Improves comfort in cases of heel-related tension
- Simple alternative to fixed-height lifts
- Easy to fit, remove and adapt over time
Contraindications & warnings
- Do not introduce excessive lift too quickly without guidance.
- Improper use may lead to altered gait or discomfort.
- Not a substitute for full biomechanical assessment where required.
- Stop use if pain increases or new symptoms develop.
- Ensure correct placement to avoid instability inside footwear.
FAQs
What is an adjustable heel lift used for?
It is used to raise the heel inside the shoe to help address leg length discrepancy, reduce strain on the Achilles tendon and improve lower limb alignment. The adjustable design allows gradual correction rather than immediate full lift.
How do I know how much height to use?
It is usually best to start with a lower height and increase gradually based on comfort or professional advice. Sudden large corrections can feel unnatural and may lead to discomfort or compensation elsewhere.
Can I use it in both shoes?
Yes, depending on your needs. Some people use a lift in one shoe for leg length discrepancy, while others may use smaller lifts in both shoes to reduce tendon strain or improve comfort.
Will it help with Achilles pain?
Heel elevation can reduce the load on the Achilles tendon, which may help relieve strain in some cases. However, it should be used as part of a broader management approach rather than as a standalone solution.
Can I wear it all day?
Many users wear heel lifts throughout the day once they are accustomed to them. It is advisable to build up wear time gradually to allow the body to adapt to the change in alignment.
Does it fit all shoes?
It fits most shoes with enough heel depth, such as trainers and work shoes. It may not be suitable for tight-fitting footwear or styles with minimal internal space.
Is it suitable for sport?
It can be used in some sporting footwear, but stability and fit are important. If the lift moves or affects balance, it should not be used during activity.
Do I need professional advice before using it?
For minor comfort adjustments, it may be used independently. For leg length discrepancy or ongoing pain, professional assessment is recommended to ensure appropriate use and avoid overcorrection.
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Product Summary
An adjustable layered heel lift designed to support leg length correction, reduce Achilles strain and improve lower limb alignment. Its modular design allows gradual height changes, making it suitable for clinical use, rehabilitation and everyday wear where progressive adaptation is important.




















Sold: Single lift
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