Support & Stabilization for High Arches

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Custom Orthotics for High Arches and Supination
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Clinically proven to treat High Arches & Supination

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We specialize in custom-molded orthotics that fill the gap under your high arch to absorb shock.

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Review articles in the NIH database state that orthotics are 92% effective for the conservative management of cavus (high arches).

Root Causes We Treat

Our medical-grade insoles address the lack of natural shock absorption in high arches.

High Arches Supination Plantar Fasciitis Flat Feet Heel Spurs Overpronation Morton's Neuroma Metatarsalgia Bunions Achilles Tendonitis
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Medically Engineered to treat the following:

Heel Pain Plantar Fasciitis
Arch Pain Flat Feet / High Arches
Alignment Overpronation • Supination
Ball of Foot Metatarsalgia
Burning / Tingling Morton's Neuroma
Big Toe Bunions
Achilles Tendonitis
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The Core Difference

Why Store-Bought Insoles Often Fail High Arches

Understanding the difference between simply cushioning the foot versus mechanically filling the void under your high arch is key.

Generic Insoles

mass produced

  • Arch Too Low

    "One size fits all" arches are too low for high arches, leaving a gap where support is needed most.

  • Poor Shock Absorption

    Standard foam compresses too quickly, failing to absorb the high impact forces of rigid feet.

  • No Supination Control

    Lacks the lateral stability to prevent your foot from rolling outward.

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Medical-Grade Orthotics

  • Total Contact Fit

    Molded to fill the entire high arch cavity, distributing weight evenly across the whole foot.

  • Superior Shock Absorption

    The custom shell absorbs impact forces that rigid high arches cannot handle naturally.

  • Lateral Stability

    Deep heel cup and lateral posting prevent outward rolling (supination) and ankle sprains.

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Understanding The Condition

What are High Arches?

The Mechanics of Pes Cavus

High arches (Pes Cavus) are the opposite of flat feet. The arch is elevated, making the foot rigid and less able to absorb shock. Because the arch doesn't flatten to dissipate impact, force is concentrated on the heel and the ball of the foot.

This rigidity often causes the foot to roll outward (supination), increasing the risk of ankle sprains, stress fractures, and tendonitis on the outside of the leg.

Common Symptoms:

  • Pain in the heel and ball of the foot (Metatarsalgia).
  • Frequent ankle sprains or feeling unstable.
  • Claw toes or hammertoes due to tendon imbalance.
  • Calluses on the outer edge of the foot.

Why Orthotics Are The Primary Treatment

The goal of treatment is to Fill the Void.

Because high arches don't make full contact with the ground, standard insoles leave a gap. Custom orthotics are molded to meet your high arch, increasing the surface area for weight distribution. This instantly relieves pressure points and provides the shock absorption your feet lack naturally.

Fast Facts

  • Prevalence: Affects ~10% of the population.
  • Risk: High risk for stress fractures & sprains.
  • Correction: 92% effectiveness with custom orthotics.

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  • Aerospace-Grade Materials

    We use high-performance polymers and EVA foams designed for maximum durability, shock absorption, and comfort.

  • Laser-Precision Milling

    Your orthotics are carved from a solid block of material using CNC robotics, ensuring 100% accuracy to your foot mold.

  • Hand-Crafted Quality

    Every pair is hand-finished and inspected by our technicians in our US-based lab to ensure clinical efficacy.

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High Arches FAQ

Expert answers on treating high arches and supination with custom orthotics.

Do custom orthotics help high arches?
Yes. High arches (Pes Cavus) are often rigid and lack natural shock absorption. Custom orthotics are critical because they are molded to fill the high arch cavity, increasing the contact surface area to distribute weight evenly and absorb shock that otherwise jars the heel and knees.
What can a podiatrist do for high arches?
A podiatrist can evaluate your gait for supination (outward rolling) and prescribe custom orthotics to correct it. They can also recommend specific footwear with cushioning and stability features to complement the orthotics and prevent ankle sprains.
Which insole has the highest arch support?
There is no "highest" stock insole that works for everyone. The highest support comes from a custom-molded device. Only a custom orthotic can capture the full height of your specific arch to ensure total contact without being too high (which causes pain) or too low (which offers no support).
Should flat feet use high arch support?
No. Flat feet require a specific level of correction to rebuild the arch, but using a support designed for a naturally high arch can be painful and damaging. Orthotics must be matched to the foot's "correctable" position, not simply forced into a high shape.
What is the best orthotic for high arches?
The best orthotic for high arches features total contact fit, deep heel cups, and lateral posting. This combination fills the void under the arch for shock absorption while preventing the foot from rolling outward (supination), which is common with high arches.
Are high arches considered flat feet?
No, they are opposites. Flat feet (Pes Planus) have little to no arch and roll inward (overpronation). High arches (Pes Cavus) have an exaggerated arch height and tend to roll outward (supination). Both conditions require different types of biomechanical support.
What type of shoe is best for high arches?
People with high arches should look for "Neutral" or "Cushioned" running shoes. Avoid "Motion Control" or "Stability" shoes, which are designed for flat feet. Look for shoes with plenty of midsole cushioning to help absorb shock since your high arch is rigid.

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