Common Conditions We Accomodate
While these represent frequent requests, the Stewart Boot process is fully bespoke and not limited to this list. If your specific need isn't shown, we can engineer a solution built specifically to your measurements.
Foot anomalies
These require that each of the four main measures and the 40 additional measurements we take of your foot to work in harmony to deal with these conditions.
- Hammertoes
- Bunions.
- Heel pain
- Plantar Fasciitis
- High arches.
- Low arches.
- Flat feet.
- Callasped arches.
- Drop foot.
- Neuromas.
- Blisters.
- Calluses.
- Neuropathy.
- Toes crossing over others.
- Pronation.
- Suppination.
- Charcot foot
Alignment & Gait Issues
- If you wear out the outside portion of your heel, this will cause alignment issues. Causing knee, hip, or lower back pain. This is common with physically active people. Due to muscle development on the outside portion of your foot. (Abductor digiti minimi). We have developed a proprietary remedy for this.
- If you are a fast walker you need a heel that accomodates your walking speed and gait. We at Stewart Boot consinder this when building your heels.
Leg length differences must be accounted for correctly. Corrective shoe manufactures will simply make one solid piece of a attached sole. This restricts foot movement. We accomidate fluid foot movement by reducing the middle to a reasonable thinness and shape to allow the foot to bend. We also create toe spring. This is the gap from the tip of your boot or shoe to the ground. This is in most Stewart Boots and in high end footwear, this helps propel forward walking motion.
To eliminate back pain one cannot accomindate leg differences all at once. This must be done in increments to allow the body to adjust.