Fully custom

Custom orthotics designed for your body.

Every person places different demands on their feet. ReLEAF Custom Orthotics are designed around your specific needs, including your body weight, foot structure, flexibility, and intended activity.

Using 3D imaging technology and MASS Posture Theory, each pair is created to provide personalized support based on how you move.

A ReLEAF custom orthotic photographed from the side, showing the height of the arch shell.

Support based on more than shoe size.

Your ideal support depends on more than your arch height. Custom Orthotics account for the factors that make your movement unique.

Body weight

Designed to support the forces placed on your feet.

Foot structure

Created around your individual anatomy and alignment.

Activity level

Designed for how you use your feet, from everyday movement to demanding activities.

Biomechanics

Built around how your feet move and interact with your body.

Powered by MASS Posture Theory™

Supporting the foot at its highest functional position.

MASS Posture Theory evaluates the structure and function of the foot to help improve alignment throughout the body.

Unlike traditional approaches that focus only on cushioning or symptom relief, MASS Posture supports the foot during the phase of movement when forces are greatest.

How your orthotics are made.

Four steps, from the first evaluation to the final fitting.

  1. Evaluation

    A provider evaluates your foot structure, movement patterns, and goals.

  2. 3D imaging

    Your foot is captured to create your individualized design.

  3. Manufacturing

    Your orthotics are manufactured in the USA using your specific measurements.

  4. Final fit

    Your provider ensures your orthotics are properly fitted and ready for use.

Who may benefit from custom orthotics?

Custom Orthotics may be recommended for individuals experiencing:

  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Flat feet
  • Pronation
  • Metatarsalgia
  • Morton’s neuroma
  • Bunions
  • Foot deformities
  • Gait abnormalities

Proper foot alignment may also help reduce stress throughout the kinetic chain, including the ankles, knees, hips, and lower back.

A hand holding a finished ReLEAF orthotic shell.

How the heel can tilt

Seen from behind, the line of the lower leg and the line of the heel show how far the foot rolls inward (pronation) or outward (supination).

Rear view of five right heels, from overpronation through pronation, neutral and supination to oversupination. Lines along the lower leg and the heel show the angle between them, which is straight in the neutral heel and tilted inward or outward in the others.

General illustration, not a diagnosis. A provider can assess your own alignment.

Is custom right for you?

If you need support based on your unique body, activity level, or biomechanics, Custom Orthotics may be the right solution.

A ReLEAF Provider can evaluate your needs and help determine the best option for you.