Orthaheel

For people who need sandals to be comfortable and corrective for foot problems, finding stylish ones can be a real challenge.  My search ended with Orthaheel sandals.  These sandals are every bit as nice to look at as they are comfortable and refreshing to wear.  Even people without chronic foot problems get the benefits from these terrific sandals.

While our feet were designed to work on natural surfaces, they spend most of their time on unnatural surfaces today, which has led to a lot of pain and injuries throughout the human body.  This is because our feet are unable to roll over in order to contact the ground, and thus we now have flat arches that will disrupt the normal functioning of our knees and the alignment of our hips, while also placing more pressure on our lower back.  For this reason, Phillip Vasyli, an Australian podiatrist, designed Orthaheel shoes, which are both flexible and lightweight.  These shoes are ideal for people who have heel pain (i.e., plantar fasciitis) or pronation, as well as athletes and people who are undergoing orthotic treatment.  Today these shoes are available in more than 2

Sometimes I want to be someone else. I want to forget who I am, ditch the persona that everyone is familiar with, reject my history. To recreate myself seems a daunting task, but maybe just starting with one small change…something like a pair of shoes that your original self would never consider in a million years. Orthheel’s Seatrek sandal are those shoes. They make me feel like a woman I don’t even know. Smart, confident, relaxed, beautiful, open to anything that comes her way.

A podiatrist in Australia by the name of Phillip Vasyli designed Orthaheel footwear. His goal was to help restore natural foot function and well-being.

Our feet are designed to walk on a soft, natural surface such as soil and sand.  However, we spend the majority of our time standing, walking, and even running on unnatural surfaces today, which have resulted in a variety of foot issues and injuries that affect your entire body.  This is because our feet are forced to roll over in order to contact the ground, which causes us to have flat arches and keeps both our hips and knees from functioning normally, and also increases the amount of pressure that is placed on our lower backs.