Tedop Postural Insoles

Discover the Tedop Active Postural Insole

A patented solution to improve your comfort and posture

The Tedop active postural insole is designed for normal, moderately flat, high-arched, universal, and slightly pronated feet. Thinner than the Tedop+, it is ideal for dress shoes. It can be paired with an optional strap to enhance its effects on the ankle.

Why Choose the Tedop Insole?

This multifunctional insole works on:

• Posture: Rebalances your posture through proprioception.
• Pain Relief: Eases foot pain (plantar fasciitis, heel spur, heel pain) as well as knee, hip, back, and neck pain.
• Muscle Stimulation: Strengthens foot muscles.
• Shock Absorption and Propulsion: Reduces impact and improves walking comfort.
• Comfort: Suitable for sensitive feet, including those with diabetes or neurological conditions.

Who Recommends It?

Tedop insoles are recommended by:

• Podiatrists and Orthopedic Specialists: For proprioceptive stimulation and foot rehabilitation.
• Physiotherapists: For ankle rehabilitation (sprains) and posture improvement.
• Osteopaths and Chiropractors: To release postural blockages caused by dysfunctional feet.

Product Details

The insole is composed of three elements:

• Corrective Base: Provides active arch support.
• Central Elements: Stimulate posture and readjust the center of gravity.
• Heel Cushion: Relieves heel pain with a customizable recess.

The surface absorbs moisture and stimulates proprioception for optimal comfort.

A Customizable and Patented Product

The Tedop insole can be customized with adjustable elements based on your needs and conditions. Consult a specialist for optimal adjustments.

Learn More

• Brochure on Tedop active insoles.
• Blog on orthopedic insoles and plantar orthotics: best orthopedic insoles, shin splints, hallux valgus, osteoarthritis, plantar fasciitis and heel spur, growth-related conditions.
• Scientific articles from Clinique OPS: plantar activators and flat feet, dynamic and postural foot rehabilitation, why our feet need help, long-term side effects of passive orthopedic insoles, is it possible to stop using orthopedic insoles permanently?, piriformis syndrome and lower back pain, iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS), 3D postural analysis.
• OPS Magazine: back pain, different types of orthopedic insoles, children’s foot health, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and fibromyalgia.