ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotics
Balanced Biomechanical Support
Full-foot Coverage
Heat-mouldable EVA
Versatile Footwear Use
ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotic
A full-length, heat-mouldable EVA orthotic designed to provide balanced arch and rearfoot support for people with medium pronation. Its mid-density construction offers a practical combination of support, coverage and comfort for everyday, clinical and sports footwear.
Suitable for podiatrists and other healthcare professionals selecting or adapting an orthotic for general biomechanical support, particularly for patients weighing approximately 65–75kg.
What It Does and How It Works
The ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotic sits inside the shoe to provide structured support beneath the heel, arch and forefoot. Its contoured shape is intended to help improve foot alignment and provide greater rearfoot stability where medium pronation is present.
Pronation is a normal part of walking, but excessive or poorly controlled movement may alter loading through the foot and lower limb. By supporting the medial arch and helping guide rearfoot position, the orthotic may assist with more controlled movement during standing, walking and everyday activity.
The mid-density EVA construction provides firmer support than a soft cushioning insole while retaining enough adaptability for clinical heat moulding.
Common Problems It May Help With
Medium pronation
Provides structured support where the foot rolls inward more than is considered appropriate for the individual.
Reduced arch support
Supports the medial arch to help improve underfoot stability in suitable patients.
Rearfoot instability
May help stabilise the heel and rearfoot during weight-bearing movement.
Lower-limb loading concerns
May form part of a broader management plan where foot mechanics contribute to lower-limb strain, fatigue or discomfort.
This orthotic is not intended to diagnose or treat every cause of foot or lower-limb pain. Persistent, severe or unexplained symptoms should be assessed by a suitably qualified healthcare professional.
Applications and Suitability
- Patients assessed as having medium pronation.
- General podiatry and orthotic therapy.
- Arch support and rearfoot stabilisation.
- Everyday walking and prolonged standing.
- Sports shoes and other enclosed footwear with removable liners or adequate depth.
- Clinical customisation where heat moulding is appropriate.
- General use for patients weighing approximately 65–75kg, subject to clinical assessment.
Who It May Not Suit
- People who require a softer, lower-density device or a firmer level of biomechanical control.
- People outside the approximate 65–75kg guidance where another density may be more appropriate.
- Footwear that is narrow, shallow or does not have enough internal space for a full-length orthotic.
- People with severe foot deformity, active ulceration, significant swelling or complex medical conditions unless assessed by a clinician.
- Anyone experiencing increasing pain, pressure, numbness, skin irritation or altered circulation while using the orthotic.
Product Specifications
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Product type
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Prefabricated full-length orthotic insole
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Material
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Mid-density EVA
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Length
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Full length
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Primary application
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Medium pronation control and general biomechanical support
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Customisation
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Heat mouldable
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Suggested user weight
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Approximately 65–75kg, subject to clinical assessment
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Suitable footwear
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Enclosed everyday and sports footwear with adequate depth and internal space
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Supply format
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Pair
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Item number
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WWICBMIDFL
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Variant ID
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NV1503
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Usage Instructions
- Select the appropriate size and confirm that the orthotic is suitable for the wearer’s foot type, body weight, symptoms and footwear.
- Remove the existing shoe liner where appropriate to create sufficient space and reduce excessive tightness.
- Place the orthotic flat inside the shoe with the heel seated fully against the back of the footwear.
- Check that the orthotic does not curl, move or create concentrated pressure beneath the foot.
- Introduce wear gradually, particularly when moving from a flat insole to a more supportive orthotic.
- Alternate between shoes only where each pair provides suitable depth, fit and stability.
- Heat moulding, grinding or other clinical modifications should be completed only by a trained healthcare professional using appropriate equipment and technique.
Fit should be checked with the wearer standing and walking. The shoe must remain secure without compressing the toes or creating excessive pressure over the top or sides of the foot.
ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotic Benefits
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Supports foot alignment: Helps guide the foot into a more stable position during weight-bearing activity.
-
Improves rearfoot control: Provides support around the heel and arch to assist with medium pronation.    Â
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Provides continuous coverage: The full-length format extends support beneath the forefoot rather than ending behind the metatarsal area.
-
Adaptable in clinic: Heat-mouldable EVA allows clinicians to refine the orthotic where individual fitting adjustments are required. Â Â Â
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Suitable for daily use: Can be used in suitable enclosed footwear for walking, work, daily activity and sport.
-
Practical prefabricated option: Offers structured orthotic support without requiring a fully bespoke device in every case. Â Â Â
Contraindications and Warnings
- Do not use over broken skin, active ulcers or infected areas without professional clinical direction.
- Seek professional advice before use where there is diabetes, neuropathy, reduced circulation, significant foot deformity or loss of protective sensation.
- Stop using the orthotic and review the fit if it causes persistent pain, pressure marks, blistering, numbness or skin discolouration.
- Do not force the orthotic into footwear that becomes excessively tight or unstable.
- Do not attempt heat moulding unless trained in orthotic modification and familiar with the correct heating process.
- An orthotic should be selected according to individual assessment rather than body weight alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotic used for?
It is used to provide arch support, rearfoot stability and general biomechanical control for people with medium pronation. It is commonly selected for podiatry and orthotic therapy in everyday or sports footwear.
How does the orthotic help with pronation?
The contoured EVA shape supports the arch and heel, helping to guide the foot during standing and walking. This may reduce excessive inward movement where medium pronation has been identified.
Who is the mid-density version designed for?
It is intended for people who require a moderate balance of support and adaptability rather than a particularly soft or firm device. The stated general weight guidance is approximately 65–75kg, although individual biomechanics and clinical needs should also be considered.
Can it be worn every day?
Yes, it may be suitable for daily wear when correctly fitted inside appropriate footwear. New users should usually build up wear time gradually and monitor comfort and skin condition.
Will it fit in sports shoes?
The full-length design is suitable for many sports shoes, particularly those with a removable liner and sufficient internal depth. Fit should be checked carefully because the orthotic must not make the shoe cramped or unstable.
Does the existing shoe insole need to be removed?
Removing the original liner is often helpful because it creates more room and allows the orthotic to sit flat. This depends on the shoe design, so the final fit should always be checked while standing and walking.
Can the orthotic be trimmed?
Any trimming should be conservative and based on the shape of the footwear rather than the foot alone. Where significant adaptation is required, fitting by a podiatrist or other trained professional is recommended.
What does heat mouldable mean?
Heat mouldable EVA can be warmed and reshaped to refine its contour or fit. This process should be performed by a trained clinician because overheating or incorrect moulding may damage the device or alter its support.
Can this orthotic help plantar fasciitis or heel pain?
Arch and rearfoot support may be useful in some management plans for heel pain or plantar fascia-related symptoms. These conditions have several possible causes, so the orthotic should be chosen after assessment rather than treated as a universal solution.
When should use be stopped?
Stop use if there is increasing pain, persistent pressure, blistering, numbness, skin discolouration or worsening symptoms. Seek professional advice if symptoms do not settle after removing the orthotic.
Related Links
Product Summary
The ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotic is a heat-mouldable EVA insole for medium pronation, arch support and rearfoot stability. Its full-length shape provides support beneath the entire foot and is suitable for many everyday and sports shoes with adequate space. It is commonly used in podiatry and orthotic therapy and is generally suited to patients weighing approximately 65–75kg, subject to individual assessment.
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ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotics
Balanced Biomechanical Support
Full-foot Coverage
Heat-mouldable EVA
Versatile Footwear Use
ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotic
A full-length, heat-mouldable EVA orthotic designed to provide balanced arch and rearfoot support for people with medium pronation. Its mid-density construction offers a practical combination of support, coverage and comfort for everyday, clinical and sports footwear.
Suitable for podiatrists and other healthcare professionals selecting or adapting an orthotic for general biomechanical support, particularly for patients weighing approximately 65–75kg.
What It Does and How It Works
The ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotic sits inside the shoe to provide structured support beneath the heel, arch and forefoot. Its contoured shape is intended to help improve foot alignment and provide greater rearfoot stability where medium pronation is present.
Pronation is a normal part of walking, but excessive or poorly controlled movement may alter loading through the foot and lower limb. By supporting the medial arch and helping guide rearfoot position, the orthotic may assist with more controlled movement during standing, walking and everyday activity.
The mid-density EVA construction provides firmer support than a soft cushioning insole while retaining enough adaptability for clinical heat moulding.
Common Problems It May Help With
Medium pronation
Provides structured support where the foot rolls inward more than is considered appropriate for the individual.
Reduced arch support
Supports the medial arch to help improve underfoot stability in suitable patients.
Rearfoot instability
May help stabilise the heel and rearfoot during weight-bearing movement.
Lower-limb loading concerns
May form part of a broader management plan where foot mechanics contribute to lower-limb strain, fatigue or discomfort.
This orthotic is not intended to diagnose or treat every cause of foot or lower-limb pain. Persistent, severe or unexplained symptoms should be assessed by a suitably qualified healthcare professional.
Applications and Suitability
- Patients assessed as having medium pronation.
- General podiatry and orthotic therapy.
- Arch support and rearfoot stabilisation.
- Everyday walking and prolonged standing.
- Sports shoes and other enclosed footwear with removable liners or adequate depth.
- Clinical customisation where heat moulding is appropriate.
- General use for patients weighing approximately 65–75kg, subject to clinical assessment.
Who It May Not Suit
- People who require a softer, lower-density device or a firmer level of biomechanical control.
- People outside the approximate 65–75kg guidance where another density may be more appropriate.
- Footwear that is narrow, shallow or does not have enough internal space for a full-length orthotic.
- People with severe foot deformity, active ulceration, significant swelling or complex medical conditions unless assessed by a clinician.
- Anyone experiencing increasing pain, pressure, numbness, skin irritation or altered circulation while using the orthotic.
Product Specifications
|
Product type
|
Prefabricated full-length orthotic insole
|
|---|---|
|
Material
|
Mid-density EVA
|
|
Length
|
Full length
|
|
Primary application
|
Medium pronation control and general biomechanical support
|
|
Customisation
|
Heat mouldable
|
|
Suggested user weight
|
Approximately 65–75kg, subject to clinical assessment
|
|
Suitable footwear
|
Enclosed everyday and sports footwear with adequate depth and internal space
|
|
Supply format
|
Pair
|
|
Item number
|
WWICBMIDFL
|
|
Variant ID
|
NV1503
|
Usage Instructions
- Select the appropriate size and confirm that the orthotic is suitable for the wearer’s foot type, body weight, symptoms and footwear.
- Remove the existing shoe liner where appropriate to create sufficient space and reduce excessive tightness.
- Place the orthotic flat inside the shoe with the heel seated fully against the back of the footwear.
- Check that the orthotic does not curl, move or create concentrated pressure beneath the foot.
- Introduce wear gradually, particularly when moving from a flat insole to a more supportive orthotic.
- Alternate between shoes only where each pair provides suitable depth, fit and stability.
- Heat moulding, grinding or other clinical modifications should be completed only by a trained healthcare professional using appropriate equipment and technique.
Fit should be checked with the wearer standing and walking. The shoe must remain secure without compressing the toes or creating excessive pressure over the top or sides of the foot.
ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotic Benefits
-
Supports foot alignment: Helps guide the foot into a more stable position during weight-bearing activity.
-
Improves rearfoot control: Provides support around the heel and arch to assist with medium pronation.    Â
-
Provides continuous coverage: The full-length format extends support beneath the forefoot rather than ending behind the metatarsal area.
-
Adaptable in clinic: Heat-mouldable EVA allows clinicians to refine the orthotic where individual fitting adjustments are required. Â Â Â
-
Suitable for daily use: Can be used in suitable enclosed footwear for walking, work, daily activity and sport.
-
Practical prefabricated option: Offers structured orthotic support without requiring a fully bespoke device in every case. Â Â Â
Contraindications and Warnings
- Do not use over broken skin, active ulcers or infected areas without professional clinical direction.
- Seek professional advice before use where there is diabetes, neuropathy, reduced circulation, significant foot deformity or loss of protective sensation.
- Stop using the orthotic and review the fit if it causes persistent pain, pressure marks, blistering, numbness or skin discolouration.
- Do not force the orthotic into footwear that becomes excessively tight or unstable.
- Do not attempt heat moulding unless trained in orthotic modification and familiar with the correct heating process.
- An orthotic should be selected according to individual assessment rather than body weight alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotic used for?
It is used to provide arch support, rearfoot stability and general biomechanical control for people with medium pronation. It is commonly selected for podiatry and orthotic therapy in everyday or sports footwear.
How does the orthotic help with pronation?
The contoured EVA shape supports the arch and heel, helping to guide the foot during standing and walking. This may reduce excessive inward movement where medium pronation has been identified.
Who is the mid-density version designed for?
It is intended for people who require a moderate balance of support and adaptability rather than a particularly soft or firm device. The stated general weight guidance is approximately 65–75kg, although individual biomechanics and clinical needs should also be considered.
Can it be worn every day?
Yes, it may be suitable for daily wear when correctly fitted inside appropriate footwear. New users should usually build up wear time gradually and monitor comfort and skin condition.
Will it fit in sports shoes?
The full-length design is suitable for many sports shoes, particularly those with a removable liner and sufficient internal depth. Fit should be checked carefully because the orthotic must not make the shoe cramped or unstable.
Does the existing shoe insole need to be removed?
Removing the original liner is often helpful because it creates more room and allows the orthotic to sit flat. This depends on the shoe design, so the final fit should always be checked while standing and walking.
Can the orthotic be trimmed?
Any trimming should be conservative and based on the shape of the footwear rather than the foot alone. Where significant adaptation is required, fitting by a podiatrist or other trained professional is recommended.
What does heat mouldable mean?
Heat mouldable EVA can be warmed and reshaped to refine its contour or fit. This process should be performed by a trained clinician because overheating or incorrect moulding may damage the device or alter its support.
Can this orthotic help plantar fasciitis or heel pain?
Arch and rearfoot support may be useful in some management plans for heel pain or plantar fascia-related symptoms. These conditions have several possible causes, so the orthotic should be chosen after assessment rather than treated as a universal solution.
When should use be stopped?
Stop use if there is increasing pain, persistent pressure, blistering, numbness, skin discolouration or worsening symptoms. Seek professional advice if symptoms do not settle after removing the orthotic.
Related Links
Product Summary
The ICB Mid Density Full Length Orthotic is a heat-mouldable EVA insole for medium pronation, arch support and rearfoot stability. Its full-length shape provides support beneath the entire foot and is suitable for many everyday and sports shoes with adequate space. It is commonly used in podiatry and orthotic therapy and is generally suited to patients weighing approximately 65–75kg, subject to individual assessment.
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