ICB Multicolour 2/3 length Paediatric Orthotics
Support for Growing Feet
Heat-Mouldable Fit
Compact 2/3 Length
Child-Friendly Appearance
ICB Multicolour 2/3 Length Paediatric Orthotics
Support growing feet with a heat-mouldable paediatric orthotic designed for children who need improved arch support, foot alignment and pronation control. The supportive EVA shell can be adjusted in clinic, while its compact 2/3 length design helps it fit into a wide range of children’s footwear.
The bright multicolour finish makes the orthotics more appealing to young wearers, helping turn a clinical support device into something children may feel more comfortable wearing regularly.
What It Does and How It Works
The ICB Multicolour Orthotic sits beneath the heel and arch inside the shoe. Its shaped EVA structure supports the foot and helps limit excessive pronation, which is the inward rolling movement that can affect lower-limb alignment and stability.
By supporting the rearfoot and arch, the orthotic can help guide the foot into a more controlled position during standing and walking. The high-density EVA retains its supportive form while remaining heat mouldable, allowing a clinician to refine the fit where appropriate.
Common Problems It May Help With
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Excessive Pronation: May assist children whose feet roll inward more than expected during standing or walking.
-
Developing Arch Support: Provides support beneath the arch where additional control has been recommended as part of a paediatric foot-care plan.
-
Foot and Gait Instability: Can help improve the sense of stability underfoot by supporting the heel and midfoot inside suitable footwear.
-
General Activity Support: Suitable for use during everyday walking and active play when orthotic support has been advised.
Not every child with flat-looking feet or inward foot movement requires an orthotic. Persistent pain, limping, frequent tripping, uneven shoe wear or concerns about gait should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional.
Applications and Suitability
- Paediatric podiatry and orthotic therapy.
- Children requiring mild to moderate pronation control.
- Support for developing arches and foot alignment.
- Everyday use in suitable enclosed footwear.
- Active children who require additional biomechanical support.
- Clinical fitting where heat moulding or minor adjustment is appropriate.
These orthotics are commonly selected, fitted and reviewed by podiatrists and other clinicians involved in paediatric lower-limb care.
Who It May Not Suit
- Children who have not been assessed when pain, weakness, neurological symptoms or significant gait changes are present.
- Feet requiring a fully customised prescription orthosis or a different level of control.
- Footwear that is too narrow, shallow, unstable or unable to hold the orthotic securely.
- Children with open wounds, active skin irritation or unexplained swelling unless use has been approved by a healthcare professional.
- Any child who develops persistent pain, pressure marks, blistering, numbness or altered walking while wearing the orthotics.
Product Specifications
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Product
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ICB Multicolour Orthotic
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Product code
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WWICBMULTI23
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Variant ID
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ZZ3003
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Length
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2/3 length
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Material
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High-density EVA
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|
Customisation
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Heat mouldable
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|
Primary application
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Paediatric podiatry and orthotic therapy
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|
Colour
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Multicolour pattern; appearance may vary
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Usage Instructions
- Select the correct orthotic size and check that it sits flat and securely inside the shoe.
- Use in supportive enclosed footwear with enough depth and width to accommodate the orthotic without compressing the foot.
- Position the heel fully against the back of the orthotic and ensure the arch contour feels correctly located.
- Introduce wear gradually when advised, checking the feet and footwear fit after each period of use.
- Inspect the skin for rubbing, redness or pressure marks, particularly during the initial fitting period and after a growth spurt.
- Have fit and function reviewed periodically because children’s feet and footwear sizes change as they grow.
Heat moulding and clinical modification should be completed only by a suitably trained professional using the appropriate equipment and fitting protocol.
Benefits
-
Improved Underfoot Support: Supports the heel and developing arch during everyday standing, walking and active play.
-
Greater Foot Control: Helps manage mild to moderate excessive pronation and promote more stable foot positioning. Â Â
-
Adaptable Clinical Fit: Heat-mouldable EVA allows a clinician to refine the orthotic to suit individual fitting requirements.
-
Footwear-Friendly Profile: The 2/3 length format leaves the toe area unobstructed and may fit more easily into children’s shoes than a full-length device.  Â
Contraindications and Warnings
- This product should not be used as a substitute for professional assessment where a child has persistent pain, limping, weakness, loss of sensation or a rapidly changing gait.
- Stop use and seek clinical advice if the orthotic causes persistent discomfort, blistering, skin damage, numbness or worsening symptoms.
- Do not use an orthotic that is visibly damaged, significantly compressed or no longer fits the child’s foot and footwear correctly.
- Check the fit regularly. A device that previously fitted well may become unsuitable as the child grows.
- Do not attempt to heat mould the orthotic at home unless specifically trained and equipped to do so.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are ICB Multicolour 2/3 Length Orthotics used for?
They are used to provide structured support beneath a child’s heel and arch. They may be selected as part of a treatment plan for excessive pronation, developing arch support, foot alignment or gait stability.
How do paediatric orthotics help with excessive pronation?
The contoured orthotic supports the rearfoot and midfoot as the child stands and walks. This can help limit excessive inward rolling and provide a more stable base inside the shoe.
Why is the orthotic only 2/3 length?
A 2/3 length device supports the heel and arch without extending beneath the toes. This compact profile can reduce crowding and make the orthotic easier to accommodate in many children’s shoes.
Can the orthotics be heat moulded?
Yes. The EVA construction is heat mouldable, allowing a suitably trained clinician to adjust the fit in clinic. Heat moulding should not be attempted without appropriate training and equipment.
Can they be worn every day?
They may be suitable for regular daily use when correctly fitted and recommended for the child. Wear time should follow clinical advice, and the feet should be checked regularly for pressure or rubbing.
What type of shoes work best with these orthotics?
Supportive enclosed shoes with a secure fastening, stable heel counter and enough internal space are generally the best choice. The shoe should hold the orthotic flat without making the fit tight across the toes or instep.
Does every child with flat feet need orthotics?
No. Flat-looking feet can be a normal feature of childhood, particularly when there is no pain or limitation. Assessment is recommended when symptoms, gait concerns or functional difficulties are present.
How often should the fit be checked?
The fit should be checked regularly because children’s feet and shoes can change quickly. A clinical review is particularly useful after a growth spurt, a change in symptoms or when new footwear is purchased.
What should I do if the orthotics cause discomfort?
Remove them and inspect the feet for redness, rubbing or pressure marks. Persistent discomfort, skin changes or altered walking should be discussed with the fitting clinician before use resumes.
Related Links
Product Summary
The ICB Multicolour 2/3 Length Orthotic is a heat-mouldable paediatric insole made from supportive high-density EVA. It is designed to support growing arches, help manage mild to moderate pronation and improve stability inside suitable children’s footwear. Its compact profile and colourful finish make it a practical option for clinician-led paediatric orthotic therapy.
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There are no reviews yet.
ICB Multicolour 2/3 length Paediatric Orthotics
Support for Growing Feet
Heat-Mouldable Fit
Compact 2/3 Length
Child-Friendly Appearance
ICB Multicolour 2/3 Length Paediatric Orthotics
Support growing feet with a heat-mouldable paediatric orthotic designed for children who need improved arch support, foot alignment and pronation control. The supportive EVA shell can be adjusted in clinic, while its compact 2/3 length design helps it fit into a wide range of children’s footwear.
The bright multicolour finish makes the orthotics more appealing to young wearers, helping turn a clinical support device into something children may feel more comfortable wearing regularly.
What It Does and How It Works
The ICB Multicolour Orthotic sits beneath the heel and arch inside the shoe. Its shaped EVA structure supports the foot and helps limit excessive pronation, which is the inward rolling movement that can affect lower-limb alignment and stability.
By supporting the rearfoot and arch, the orthotic can help guide the foot into a more controlled position during standing and walking. The high-density EVA retains its supportive form while remaining heat mouldable, allowing a clinician to refine the fit where appropriate.
Common Problems It May Help With
-
Excessive Pronation: May assist children whose feet roll inward more than expected during standing or walking.
-
Developing Arch Support: Provides support beneath the arch where additional control has been recommended as part of a paediatric foot-care plan.
-
Foot and Gait Instability: Can help improve the sense of stability underfoot by supporting the heel and midfoot inside suitable footwear.
-
General Activity Support: Suitable for use during everyday walking and active play when orthotic support has been advised.
Not every child with flat-looking feet or inward foot movement requires an orthotic. Persistent pain, limping, frequent tripping, uneven shoe wear or concerns about gait should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional.
Applications and Suitability
- Paediatric podiatry and orthotic therapy.
- Children requiring mild to moderate pronation control.
- Support for developing arches and foot alignment.
- Everyday use in suitable enclosed footwear.
- Active children who require additional biomechanical support.
- Clinical fitting where heat moulding or minor adjustment is appropriate.
These orthotics are commonly selected, fitted and reviewed by podiatrists and other clinicians involved in paediatric lower-limb care.
Who It May Not Suit
- Children who have not been assessed when pain, weakness, neurological symptoms or significant gait changes are present.
- Feet requiring a fully customised prescription orthosis or a different level of control.
- Footwear that is too narrow, shallow, unstable or unable to hold the orthotic securely.
- Children with open wounds, active skin irritation or unexplained swelling unless use has been approved by a healthcare professional.
- Any child who develops persistent pain, pressure marks, blistering, numbness or altered walking while wearing the orthotics.
Product Specifications
|
Product
|
ICB Multicolour Orthotic
|
|---|---|
|
Product code
|
WWICBMULTI23
|
|
Variant ID
|
ZZ3003
|
|
Length
|
2/3 length
|
|
Material
|
High-density EVA
|
|
Customisation
|
Heat mouldable
|
|
Primary application
|
Paediatric podiatry and orthotic therapy
|
|
Colour
|
Multicolour pattern; appearance may vary
|
Usage Instructions
- Select the correct orthotic size and check that it sits flat and securely inside the shoe.
- Use in supportive enclosed footwear with enough depth and width to accommodate the orthotic without compressing the foot.
- Position the heel fully against the back of the orthotic and ensure the arch contour feels correctly located.
- Introduce wear gradually when advised, checking the feet and footwear fit after each period of use.
- Inspect the skin for rubbing, redness or pressure marks, particularly during the initial fitting period and after a growth spurt.
- Have fit and function reviewed periodically because children’s feet and footwear sizes change as they grow.
Heat moulding and clinical modification should be completed only by a suitably trained professional using the appropriate equipment and fitting protocol.
Benefits
-
Improved Underfoot Support: Supports the heel and developing arch during everyday standing, walking and active play.
-
Greater Foot Control: Helps manage mild to moderate excessive pronation and promote more stable foot positioning. Â Â
-
Adaptable Clinical Fit: Heat-mouldable EVA allows a clinician to refine the orthotic to suit individual fitting requirements.
-
Footwear-Friendly Profile: The 2/3 length format leaves the toe area unobstructed and may fit more easily into children’s shoes than a full-length device.  Â
Contraindications and Warnings
- This product should not be used as a substitute for professional assessment where a child has persistent pain, limping, weakness, loss of sensation or a rapidly changing gait.
- Stop use and seek clinical advice if the orthotic causes persistent discomfort, blistering, skin damage, numbness or worsening symptoms.
- Do not use an orthotic that is visibly damaged, significantly compressed or no longer fits the child’s foot and footwear correctly.
- Check the fit regularly. A device that previously fitted well may become unsuitable as the child grows.
- Do not attempt to heat mould the orthotic at home unless specifically trained and equipped to do so.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are ICB Multicolour 2/3 Length Orthotics used for?
They are used to provide structured support beneath a child’s heel and arch. They may be selected as part of a treatment plan for excessive pronation, developing arch support, foot alignment or gait stability.
How do paediatric orthotics help with excessive pronation?
The contoured orthotic supports the rearfoot and midfoot as the child stands and walks. This can help limit excessive inward rolling and provide a more stable base inside the shoe.
Why is the orthotic only 2/3 length?
A 2/3 length device supports the heel and arch without extending beneath the toes. This compact profile can reduce crowding and make the orthotic easier to accommodate in many children’s shoes.
Can the orthotics be heat moulded?
Yes. The EVA construction is heat mouldable, allowing a suitably trained clinician to adjust the fit in clinic. Heat moulding should not be attempted without appropriate training and equipment.
Can they be worn every day?
They may be suitable for regular daily use when correctly fitted and recommended for the child. Wear time should follow clinical advice, and the feet should be checked regularly for pressure or rubbing.
What type of shoes work best with these orthotics?
Supportive enclosed shoes with a secure fastening, stable heel counter and enough internal space are generally the best choice. The shoe should hold the orthotic flat without making the fit tight across the toes or instep.
Does every child with flat feet need orthotics?
No. Flat-looking feet can be a normal feature of childhood, particularly when there is no pain or limitation. Assessment is recommended when symptoms, gait concerns or functional difficulties are present.
How often should the fit be checked?
The fit should be checked regularly because children’s feet and shoes can change quickly. A clinical review is particularly useful after a growth spurt, a change in symptoms or when new footwear is purchased.
What should I do if the orthotics cause discomfort?
Remove them and inspect the feet for redness, rubbing or pressure marks. Persistent discomfort, skin changes or altered walking should be discussed with the fitting clinician before use resumes.
Related Links
Product Summary
The ICB Multicolour 2/3 Length Orthotic is a heat-mouldable paediatric insole made from supportive high-density EVA. It is designed to support growing arches, help manage mild to moderate pronation and improve stability inside suitable children’s footwear. Its compact profile and colourful finish make it a practical option for clinician-led paediatric orthotic therapy.
Reviews (0)
There are no reviews yet.