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ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES

100% MADE IN FRANCE

New Equilibre, Made in France insoles

New Equilibre insoles have been designed on the basis of over 30 years of in-office expertise, working with thousands of patients. We have created a form of orthopedic insole to suit all morphologies.

Sport Elite Pro orthopedic insoles

Types de semelles orthopédiques :
COMFORT INSOLESSPORT INSOLESELITE PRO INSOLES

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NEW EQUILIBRE

New Equilibre, Made in France insoles

New Equilibre insoles have been designed on the basis of over 30 years of in-office expertise, working with thousands of patients. We have created a form of orthopedic insole to suit all morphologies.

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES COMFORT

5/5

80,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES COMFORT

5/5

80,00 €

New Equilibre insoles are made in France in our orthopedic laboratory. They are carefully designed to meet the specific needs of your foot, with meticulous attention to detail and unrivalled expertise. Our commitment to quality is reflected in every aspect of our products, from the cutting-edge materials used to the precision of the design.
Thanks to our 35 years of experience working with thousands of patients, we've been able to design activity-specific insoles to meet different foot support criteria, for both city and sports use. New Equilibre insoles provide optimum comfort by supporting the arches of your feet, correcting postural imbalances and relieving pain associated with various foot pathologies.
Thanks to our handcrafted manufacturing process and our use of high-quality materials, our orthopedic insoles offer exceptional durability and optimal ergonomics. Each pair is meticulously tailored to ensure a perfect fit and effective relief, enabling you to regain everyday mobility and improve your sporting performance.
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ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

"Every sport needs its shoes, every shoe needs its soles".

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

5/5

80,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

5/5

80,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

5/5

80,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

5/5

80,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

5/5

80,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

5/5

90,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

5/5

80,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

5/5

75,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

5/5

80,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
SPORT

5/5

80,00 €

Top-of-the-range sport insoles for experienced and professional athletes.

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
ELITE PRO

5/5

110,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
ELITE PRO

5/5

110,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
ELITE PRO

4.7/5

110,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
ELITE PRO

5/5

105,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
ELITE PRO

5/5

110,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
ELITE PRO

5/5

110,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
ELITE PRO

5/5

110,00 €

Les semelles spécifiques à votre pathologies, pour le quotidien.

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
PATHOLOGIES

5/5

95,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
PATHOLOGIES

5/5

95,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
PATHOLOGIES

5/5

95,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
PATHOLOGIES

5/5

95,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
PATHOLOGIES

5/5

95,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
PATHOLOGIES

5/5

95,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
ELITE PRO

5/5

95,00 €

ORTHOPEDIC INSOLES
ELITE PRO

5/5

95,00 €

New Equilibre insoles:

Frequently asked questions about orthopedic insoles :

Orthopedic insoles, also known as foot orthotics, are medical devices designed to provide support and correction to the feet. They are generally manufactured to meet the needs of people suffering from various foot problems, such as plantar fasciitis, flat feet, metatarsalgia and other podiatric disorders.

The main function of orthotics is to relieve pain, improve stability and correct posture by realigning the feet. They can be prescribed by a podiatrist or orthopedist after a thorough examination of the patient. Orthopedic insoles are manufactured taking into account the structure of the foot, the biomechanics of walking, and the specific needs according to the user's pathology and activity. They are designed to integrate perfectly with existing footwear, guaranteeing optimal comfort in everyday use.

In short, orthopedic insoles are medical devices designed to improve foot health, relieve pain and enhance comfort.

Thermoformed insoles represent a significant advance in foot care. What sets them apart is their ability to adapt precisely to the unique morphology of each foot, offering an unrivalled level of comfort and support. Unlike conventional insoles, thermoformed insoles are manufactured on a physiologically perfect foot mold, to correctly rebalance the foot's pressure zones on the ground and increase the support surface to 100%. In this way, they limit inadequate pressure zones and promote normal use of muscles and tendons.

The thermoforming process consists of creating a specific molding shape by heating the insole materials to achieve a balance between resistance and support for the foot. This ensures a perfect fit, hugging every curve and relief of the foot, from the heel to the medial, lateral and anterior plantar arches, while supporting the metatarsal heads of the foot.

One of the main advantages of thermoformed insoles is their ability to effectively correct posture and gait problems. They can help relieve the pain associated with a particular pathology, or simply provide optimum comfort for all.

In terms of comfort, thermoformed insoles also stand out. Thanks to their precise fit and ability to reduce friction, they minimize the risk of painful rubbing, blisters or calluses, making them an ideal choice for athletes or people who spend long hours on their feet.

In short, thermoformed orthopedic insoles stand out for their individual adaptation, their ability to correct foot problems, their exceptional comfort and their capacity to improve quality of life.

People with flat feet can benefit from insoles, as they help support the arches of the foot and reduce the pain associated with this morphology. Similarly, those with sunken feet can find relief by using insoles that evenly distribute body weight.

Athletes, whether professional or amateur, can also benefit from orthopedic insoles. These insoles provide extra support, improve balance and reduce the risk of injury due to poor posture or overuse of certain muscles or tendons. In addition, people who spend long hours on their feet at work, such as nurses, teachers and industrial workers, can reduce fatigue and prevent foot, leg and even back pain through the use of orthopedic insoles.

Patients with medical conditions such as calcaneal spur, talalgia, dysesthesia, plantar fasciitis or other pathologies can also benefit from the advantages of orthopedic insoles. These devices can relieve pain, improve mobility and increase comfort considerably.

Finally, even people with no particular medical problems can benefit from orthopedic insoles to improve their daily comfort and posture. They can help reduce fatigue, prevent muscular tension and promote more balanced walking.

In conclusion, orthopedic insoles are not reserved for a specific category of people, but are adapted to a wide range of needs.

Orthopedic insoles are undeniably beneficial to foot health, but it's essential to understand how to use them to avoid any discomfort.

Choosing your shoes: Orthotics can sometimes be bulkier than conventional insoles. We therefore recommend that you wear shoes that are half a size larger than your usual shoe size. However, you can refer to our size guide to find out which New Equilibre insoles fit your shoe size.

Shoe type: To get the most out of your orthotics, it's best to use them with classic shoes. Open shoes, such as summer sandals or espadrilles, are not the best options. In addition, shoes with heels over 6 centimetres may not offer sufficient stability for orthopedic insoles. Also, make sure that the outsoles of your shoes are in good condition, as worn insoles can compromise the effectiveness of orthopedic inserts. If you're a sports enthusiast, it's important to understand that orthotics also complement your sports shoes. They optimize your support and make your sports shoes 100% effective.

The possibility of orthopedic shoes: In some cases, your podiatrist or specialist doctor may recommend that you wear orthopedic shoes in addition to orthopedic insoles. However, it's important to consult a healthcare professional for a full diagnosis, as the joint use of these two devices can sometimes be incompatible.

To maintain the effectiveness of your orthotics and avoid deformation, it's essential to take good care of them. You can clean them with soapy water. Here's how:

  1. Remove your orthopedic insoles from your shoes.
  2. Prepare hot soapy water by mixing soap in a container.
  3. Soak a sponge in hot soapy water and clean your orthotics.
  4. Rinse the soles with a clean cloth or sponge.
  5. Let them air dry.
  6. Wait until the insoles are dry before replacing them in your shoes.

Avoid drying your orthotics near heat sources, as they may warp. Machine washing is also not recommended.

Orthotics are devices designed primarily to prevent, correct or alleviate various foot-related problems. If you experience pain or discomfort in this area, it's important to understand which conditions may require the use of orthotics. Here is a non-exhaustive list of the main podiatric conditions for which orthotics are often recommended:

Heel spur: Calcaneal spur, also known as plantar fasciitis, is a common condition that manifests itself as intense heel pain. Although some sufferers may require surgery in the most severe cases, orthopedic insoles are often the first option for pain relief.

Plantar fasciitis : This inflammation of the plantar fascia can cause pain in the arch and heel. Orthopedic insoles, designed to support these sensitive areas, can be an effective solution.

Flat and hollow feet: Flat feet (absence of arch) and hollow feet (particularly pronounced arch) are common arch abnormalities affecting many people. If you experience pain or cramping, orthopedic insoles can relieve these symptoms and, in some cases, prevent them from occurring in the first place.

Sever's disease: This growth disorder affects children aged 8 to 16 and causes heel pain on walking and palpation. Orthopedic insoles can help relieve this specific pain.

Metatarsalgia: Metatarsalgia is a condition affecting the metatarsal bones at the front of the foot. Pain occurs when these bones are not correctly distributed on the ground. Orthotics help redistribute weight evenly over all the metatarsals, thus reducing pain.

Morton's neuroma: This is one of the most painful plantar conditions, resulting from compression of a nerve between two metatarsal bones. Specialized orthopedic insoles can offer relief by reducing pressure on this sensitive area.

In conclusion, if you experience persistent pain, discomfort or posture problems in your feet, orthopedic insoles could be an effective solution for you. Orthotics are designed to meet your specific needs, helping to improve your comfort and relieve podiatric pain.

Choosing orthotics can sometimes be a complex task, given the multitude of models available on the market. Faced with such diversity, it's natural to feel at a loss. Should you opt for made-to-measure insoles prescribed by a podiatrist, despite their high cost and partial reimbursement by social security, or turn to more affordable online orthopedic inserts, sometimes half the price?

That's why New Equilibre has created the perfect compromise. Insoles designed by French orthopedists, who have specialized in foot orthotics for over 30 years.

With New Equilibre, you benefit from top-quality, high-tech insoles, clinically proven effective on thousands of patients. Choose the insole model that suits your activity - for everyday use, for work or for sport - and order directly online. Our insoles are sold exclusively on our official website.

Each New Equilibre model corresponds to a precise activity in order to meet the specific criteria of foot support during your activity. They alleviate the pathologies associated with each activity and provide you with optimum comfort over the long term.

If you need advice on choosing your New Equilibre insoles, you can contact our team of advisors who will guide you towards the ideal model for your situation.

To relieve arch pain, orthopedic insoles are very effective if they meet certain criteria:

  1. Soles with arch support: Therfmormed insoles are designed to provide extra arch support, which can help reduce pain by evenly distributing pressure across the foot. New Equilibre insoles all feature internal, external and anterior arch support.

  2. Soles with retro-capital support: This is one of the most important elements of the sole structure. It supports the metatarsal heads of the foot to reduce pressure on the metatarsals and relieve arch pain and metatarsalgia. Each model of our New Equilibre insoles is designed with retro-capital support.

Orthopedic insoles work in several ways to help treat arch collapse:

  1. Arch support: Thermoformed orthopedic insoles are designed to provide optimal arch support, helping to maintain its natural shape and reduce sagging. By supporting the medial, lateral and anti-inferior arches of the foot, insoles help to redistribute pressure correctly across the foot, reducing the pain and discomfort associated with arch collapse.
  2. Correcting excessive pronation: In many cases of arch collapse, there is excessive pronation of the foot, where the foot rolls inwards during walking. Orthotics can correct this excessive pronation by providing additional lateral support and stabilizing the foot during walking.
  3. Cushioning and shock absorption: New Equilibre orthopedic insoles are made from shock-absorbing materials to absorb shock waves and reduce pressure on the foot's joints. This helps relieve pain and prevent arch-related injuries.

The average price of a pair of orthopedic insoles can vary depending on several factors, including the type of insoles, their complexity, the materials used, and whether they are custom-made or ready-to-wear:

  1. Custom insoles: Custom orthopedic insoles are made by a podiatrist or orthopedist following a podiatric examination. The price of this type of insole can vary considerably depending on the region or country. In France, the average price of a pair of orthopedic insoles is around 200 euros. In some countries, the price can easily approach 600 euros.
  2. Prefabricated insoles:Prefabricated orthopedic insoles sold on the internet can cost between 20 and 60 euros, depending on the brand. These are low-quality insoles, generally made abroad with low-quality, uncomfortable materials. New Equilibre insoles, on the other hand, are made in France, in our orthopedic laboratory, using the best materials on the market. Their high-tech design is the result of over 30 years' experience working with thousands of patients. The effectiveness of New Equilibre insoles is clinically proven.