Orthopedic Sandals for Kids and Toddlers, Summer Children's Corrective Shoes for Flat Feet Tiptoe Walking,High-Top Ankle Support

Easy to Wear

These sandals are easy to put on and take off, making them perfect for busy parents and kids on the go.

High-Top Ankle Support

The high-top ankle support offers additional stability and protection, making these sandals ideal for active kids.

Corrective Function

The high-top ankle support helps correct flat feet and tiptoe walking, promoting healthy foot development.

Orthopedic Design

These sandals feature an orthopedic design, providing support and comfort for your child's developing feet.

Summer Comfort

Designed for summer wear, these sandals keep your child's feet cool and comfortable during hot weather.

Top Reasons to Wear Orthotic Sandals

When it comes to the summertime, many people are usually excited to get their feet into sandals. Sandals come in many different types and styles. What should concern you is the support that the sandals offer your feet or perhaps, rather, the lack of support!

Children have different foot problems and need different shoes

Style1 :The space inside the shoe stays straight

Suitable for orthopedic:
1.Normal healthy feet growth
2.Flat Feet
3.valgus foot
4.tip toe walking
5.Slight in-toeing/pigeon gait,out-toe gait
6.X/O-leg

Style 2: Outsole extend 6-8° curvature to the outside

Suitable for orthopedic:
1.Foot varus
2.Severe varus foot/clubfoot
3.Severe in-toeing/pigeon gait

How to choose the size:

These shoes larger than usual. The size of sandals is one size larger than that of casual and sports shoes. Please check the sizing info

1)Measuring the length of the foot, stand barefoot, make sure your child's feet are straight. The distance between the thumb and the heel is the bare foot length.
2) Measuring his bare foot length, then to add about 0.5cm space is the inner length.
3) Or choose the size according to the inner length of your current shoes.

Manual measurement, the deviation will about 0.1-0.5cm

Special details of orthopedic shoes:

1. Hard heel: Ensure that the child's foot is in the correct position, stabilize the ankle joint during walking, and prevent the development of orthopedic lesions in children.
2. Sufficient arch support: special elastic elements can prevent the occurrence of flat feet, support arches and ligaments, and make the muscles exercise well.
3. Thomas sole of the orthopedic shoe: the outer sole extends to the middle of the sole to better support the foot.
4. Flexible outsole - Elastic, with artificial physiology shallow layer, correctly distribute the load of the musculoskeletal system.
5. The soft edges in the background prevent the skin from rubbing during everyday long-term use.
6. The shock absorber system can relieve the impact of the heel area.
7. Two fasteners "Velcro" allow the use of shoes with different integrity feet.
8. Material - Premium Lether.

Refusal to twist the calcaneus

High-Dimensional Corrector Strengthens Fixation

Medial Longitudinal Arch 3D Printing Correction Pad Supports Foot Arch

1.Heel cup stabilizes the calcaneus
2.Righting the heel and foot, the large area is wrapped and fixed
3.Lateral navicular support prevents arch collapse and navicular protrusion.

Shoes informations

1.Refusal to twist the calcaneus
2.Eco-friendly arch support insole
3.Foot fit design
4.Professional orthopedic shoe sole
5.Easy to put on and take off

What are flat feet?

Flat feet in most children and adolescents are congenital, and some are acquired. Children's arches often develop between the ages of 4-6. The clinical manifestations of flat feet are mainly foot pain or discomfort when standing or walking for a long time, swelling and tenderness at the navicular tubercle, which must be relieved after rest. Later, it will develop into spastic flat feet and causes complications of osteoarthritis.

What is foot varus/foot valgus?

Hindfoot varus/valgus is a deformity caused by abnormal development of the levator muscles of the foot, accompanied by flat feet and collapse of the navicular bone, and the three-point connection of the midpoint of the calf, the center of the Achilles tendon, and the center of the calcaneus is formed. The gait is unsightly when walking, the feet are prone to fatigue and pain, and may also cause plantar fascia strain, bone spurs and other symptoms in the long run. In more severe cases, it can lead to joint pain and low back pain.