Bipad Insoles

Bipad Insoles provide straightforward benefits to barefoot walking.

Have you ever experienced foot pain? How about knee, hip or back pain? Perhaps you’ve had to face the challenge of finding attractive footwear that doesn’t cause discomfort. Don’t compromise fashion for comfort.

Introducing Bipad Insoles - a barefoot technology insole with adjustable pads that don’t require extra room like orthotics but still provide you with total foot posture and support.

How to Adjust the Elements of the Insoles
How to Place and Adjust each of the Pad Elements of the Insoles 

Arch Support Pad Element Scaphoid pads provide medial arch support. Place the pad towards the middle of the insole, adjusting its position according to your desired support. Use the scaphoid pad to reduce stress and tension to the plantar facia. This helps with over pronation, plantar fasciitis, post tib tendonitis, heel pain, heel spurs and bunions.

Metatarsal Pad Element A Met Pad helps spread and redistribute the pressure from body weight more evenly across the transverse arch (the arch behind the ball of the foot that runs across the width of the foot) and the heads of the metatarsal bones. The key to placing the metatarsal pad is to make sure it is pressing into the space behind the ball of the foot not directly under it. A sore foot from a metatarsal pad often means the pad is too far forward. This pad helps with alleviating calluses, Morton’s neuroma, metatarsalgia and Morton’s toe.

Toe Crest Pad Element The Toe Crest, or Buttress Pad, relieves pain and stress associated with your toes. The pad is anatomically shaped and made to conform to the contour of your foot and the base of the insole. For correct positioning, line your foot up with the insole and place the pad on the distal aspect of each toe and each metatarsal head. They are adjustable and can be placed to your comfort.This pad helps with claw toes, corns, hammer toes, mallet toes and overlapping toes.

Dancers’ Pad Element The Dancers’ Pad cushion reduces pressure on the ball of the foot and helps distribute weight more evenly, relieving stress and discomfort. Place the pad directly under the weight bearing surface of the ball of the foot. This pad helps with sesamoiditis, Morton’s toe, calluses and metatarsalgia.