You must have noticed athletes, marathon runners, and gym trainers wear shoe insoles. You may have just ignored them thinking these are for athletes, not people like you! This is a common misconception, it is not just athletes, ballet dancers or fashion celebrities who need to protect their feet. In fact, all of us do.…

Flats, high heels, stilettos, wedges – the list of footwear varieties are endless. While there are many many types of footwear in the market, why opt for orthopedic shoes?   Orthopedic footwear is specially designed by foot specialists to promote foot health. They are prescribed by podiatrists or foot doctors to treat medical conditions of the…

Most of us love to be in a happy feet comfort zone. So much so that we do not even replace our shoes or insoles till they wear out. Sometimes, your shoes undergo uneven wear and tear. This may upset your balance and cause ankle pain or foot pain. A good pair of shoes and…

Over-the-counter insoles come in various flexible materials like foam, rubber, gel, and plastic, but all of them are soft and flexible to provide maximum comfort. You can either place an orthotic insert over your shoe insole or just replace the insole with the orthotic one. As mentioned earlier, you can find over-the-counter (OTC) inserts that…

A good pair of shoes is a must for any mobile and active Canadian. There are different types of shoes – walking shoes, cycling shoes, basketball shoes, etc. Besides these, you have casual shoes, formal shoes, stylish shoes, dress shoes, party shoes, indoor shoes, and outdoor shoes depending on the occasion and nature of use. …

On average, a Canadian walks 3000-4000 steps or at least 2.5 to 3.5 km a day. Imagine walking these steps with your unbearable foot pain? Terrible, isn’t it? Foot pain can not only be excruciating but can cause foot injury and foot deformity as well. That is why most people opt for shoe inserts called…

Do you suffer from shooting pain in the bottom of your heel or the arch of your foot? If so, consult a foot specialist as you might be experiencing what is medically known as plantar fasciitis. Plantar fasciitis and the resulting severe heel and arch pain are caused by damage to the ligaments of your…

Spread the word, our second location is officially open! We have gone through every challenge with our Calgary location but we have persevered and we are thrilled to be open. We are so excited to expand and be able to serve people in a new city. We couldn’t have done it without our faithful supporters…