Orthotics for both Clinical & Everyday Use
Foot Orthotics and Orthotic insoles are specialised shoe inserts designed to support foot structure, improve alignment, and reduce strain on joints. They are commonly used to relieve conditions such as plantar fasciitis, flat feet, over-pronation and heel pain while improving comfort in everyday footwear.
Our professional orthotic insole range includes arch support insoles, diabetic insoles, semi-bespoke foot orthotics, cushioning insoles, gel insoles, and specialist insoles for plantar fasciitis.
We supply the UK’s leading foot orthotic brands, including Slimflex, Interpod, Podotech, Diaped, and Silipos. Over 60% of our orthotic insole range is available through the NHS, reflecting its clinical reliability and proven performance.
All products are fitted daily by podiatrists, physiotherapists, chiropractors and other healthcare professionals specialising in lower-limb biomechanics.
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Incl. VAT Exl. VATOrthotic insoles are structured shoe inserts designed to support foot alignment, improve comfort and help reduce strain on the feet, ankles, knees and lower limbs.
Whether you are dealing with plantar fasciitis, flat feet, high arches or everyday foot fatigue, the right orthotic insole can make movement feel more supported and more comfortable.
At Algeos, you can explore orthotic insoles for everyday wear, clinical use, sport, work footwear and condition-specific support, including Slimflex, Interpod, arch support insoles, plantar fasciitis insoles and specialist options for children and diabetic footcare.
Orthotic insoles are more structured than standard comfort inserts. Instead of simply adding softness, they are designed to support the arch, stabilise the heel and improve the way the foot functions inside the shoe.
This can help reduce stress on overloaded tissues and improve comfort during standing, walking and sport.
They are commonly used as part of a broader orthotic therapy approach to help manage plantar fasciitis, flat feet, high arches, overpronation, heel pain, metatarsalgia and general biomechanical discomfort.
Over-the-Counter (OTC): Readily available, cost-effective insoles that can be purchased without a prescription. These products are designed to suit a broad range of foot types and common conditions. Examples within the Algeos range include brands such as Slimflex, Diaped and Prothotics.
Bespoke or Custom Orthotics: Individually designed orthotic insoles created following a clinical assessment of a person’s foot structure, gait and biomechanics. These orthotics are manufactured specifically for the individual and are typically prescribed by podiatrists or orthotists to provide targeted correction, pressure redistribution, and long-term relief for complex or persistent foot conditions.
Algeos also supply orthotic materials that clinics and workshops use to make custom devices.
Orthotic insoles are made from a variety of materials chosen for their ability to provide support, cushioning, and pressure redistribution.
Common materials include EVA foam for lightweight shock absorption, polyurethane or Poron for long-lasting cushioning, and Plastazote for medical and diabetic applications where pressure relief is essential.
More supportive orthotics may also use rigid materials such as polypropylene or carbon fibre to control foot motion and improve biomechanical alignment.
| Condition or concern | How orthotic insoles may help | Useful Algeos route |
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| Plantar fasciitis | Orthotic insoles support the medial arch and help reduce strain through the plantar fascia during walking and standing. | Browse plantar fasciitis insoles |
| Flat feet (fallen arches) | Arch support insoles help stabilise the foot, improve posture and reduce excessive pronation linked with collapsed arches. | See arch support insoles |
| Overpronation | Orthotic inserts provide structured arch support and alignment control to help correct excessive inward rolling of the foot. | View overpronation insoles |
| Heel pain | Cushioned orthotic insoles help absorb shock at the heel and improve overall foot alignment to reduce stress on painful areas. | Browse heel pain insoles |
| Heel spurs | Shock-absorbing insoles with heel cushioning can help reduce pressure on the calcaneus and improve walking comfort. | See heel spur solutions |
| High arches (pes cavus) | Supportive orthotic insoles redistribute pressure across the foot and improve shock absorption for high-arched feet. | View high arch insoles |
| Shin splints | Orthotic insoles can improve lower-limb alignment and help reduce repetitive stress through the foot and tibia during activity. | Explore shin splints insoles |
| Tarsal tunnel syndrome | Orthotic support can help control excessive pronation and reduce strain around the tibial nerve pathway. | View tarsal tunnel syndrome insoles |
| Diabetic footcare | Specialist diabetic insoles help redistribute pressure, reduce friction and support sensitive or high-risk feet. | Explore diabetic orthotic insoles |
| Growing feet and paediatric support | Children’s orthotic insoles provide structured support and help guide healthy foot development where clinically appropriate. | Shop children’s orthotic insoles |
| Achilles tendonitis | Heel lifts, cushioning insoles and supportive orthotics help reduce tension through the Achilles tendon during walking. | Browse Achilles tendonitis solutions |
A practical overview of what orthotic insoles are, how they work and why different types exist.
Useful context for customers who want to understand prescription pathways and how orthotics are commonly accessed.
A helpful read for parents, carers and clinicians looking at orthotic insole support for children.
Insoles are issued by the NHS to manage a wide range of problems, including plantar fasciitis, flat feet, overpronation, arthritis, diabetic foot risks and gait abnormalities. We look at Algeos NHS offering.
Foot comfort is crucial for overall well-being, but it's often overlooked until discomfort or pain sets in. For those with flat feet or requiring additional arch support, the right insoles can be a game-changer. They can alleviate
Choosing the right insoles for foot support can make a real difference to your life. They can alleviate discomfort, enhance performance and even prevent injuries. But how do you know what type of insoles you need?
The main purpose of Diaped insoles is to reduce pressure, friction and shear forces on the foot to help prevent problems such as ulcers and skin breakdown.
Suitable for practitioners and customers looking for versatile prefabricated options with strong fitting flexibility.
Professional-grade orthotic solutions for more targeted biomechanical control and specialist fitting needs.
Orthotic insoles are designed to support the foot inside the shoe. Depending on the design, they can improve alignment, support the arch, stabilise the heel and help redistribute pressure more evenly.
They can be very helpful when chosen correctly. Insoles for plantar fasciitis usually aim to support the arch and reduce excessive strain through the plantar fascia during standing and walking.
Standard insoles often focus mainly on cushioning. Orthotic insoles are usually more structured and are designed to influence foot posture, support biomechanics and provide more targeted functional support.
Yes. Algeos has dedicated sections for children’s orthotic insoles and diabetic insoles as part of the wider orthotic therapy range.
A good place to start is with the main orthotic insoles category, then narrow down by condition, support type or range such as Slimflex, Interpod or arch support insoles.
Browse the Algeos orthotic insole range and compare support levels, product families and clinical pathways in one place.
Always choose orthotic insoles based on individual need, footwear fit and activity level. Persistent or complex symptoms should be assessed by a suitably qualified healthcare professional.
Australian and New Zealand clinicians and patients can access this orthotic range from Algeos Australia
April 29, 2026
These exercises should feel like a mild to moderate stretch or controlled muscle effort - not sharp pain. Stop if symptoms increase significantly, if you have numbness, swelling, bruising, recent injury, diabetes-related foot complications, inflammatory arthritis, or severe pain that does not improve.
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The best insoles for plantar fasciitis usually combine firm arch support, heel cushioning and a stable heel cup. For mild to moderate heel pain, a supportive orthotic insole may help reduce strain on the plantar fascia during walking, standing and daily activity.
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Correct foot care during childhood is crucial for preventing potential issues later in life. Children's feet are still developing, making them more susceptible to deformities and other conditions if not properly supported.
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March 18, 2026
Arch-supporting insoles are a simple way to improve daily foot comfort. They can reduce fatigue and ease common aches. These aches often come from standing, walking, or long days on hard floors. Algeos Arch Support Insoles are designed to support the heel. They help stabilise the arch and cradle the mid-foot. This helps your foot feel more supported. They do this without aggressive, over-corrective features.
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The terms orthotic insoles and foot orthotics are often used interchangeably, but they differ in design, purpose, and customisation. Here’s an overview to help you understand which might be best for you.
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High street insoles are mass-market inserts sold in general retail (pharmacies, sports chains, supermarkets, generic online marketplaces). They usually aim for broad appeal rather than a precise match to your foot type, biomechanics and symptoms.
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Orthotic insoles, often referred to as orthoses, shoe inserts, or footbeds are specially designed devices that fit inside shoes to improve comfort, provide support and enhance the alignment of the feet and body.
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