INSOLES FOR PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME
(Runner's Knee)
 
Key Benefits
 
Reduces stress on the knee
Improves kneecap tracking
Controls overpronation
Restores lower-limb biomechanics
Developed by UK podiatrists
Will never need replacing
 
These insoles for Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) are part of our clinical range, used widely in UK podiatry clinics.
 
How They Work
 
They have a firm, precise arch and deep stabilising heel cup that control overpronation and realign the foot, ankle, and knee.
 
This improves kneecap tracking, reduces anterior knee pain, and restores lower-limb biomechanics, allowing the lower limb to absorb impact naturally.
 
Soft, non-supportive insoles will be ineffective.
 
Fit & Durability
 
Individually sized to fit a wide range of footwear, these insoles are machine washable and built to last.
 
You will never need to replace them.
 
Understanding Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
 
PFPS (also known as Runner's Knee) is a common cause of anterior knee pain in runners, athletes, and anyone exposed to repetitive knee loading.
 
When the foot overpronates (rolls inwards excessively), internal leg rotation alters kneecap tracking and increases stress across the knee and surrounding tissues (patellofemoral joint).
 
This leads to irritation, inflammation, and pain around or behind the kneecap - often aching or sharp and worsened by activity.
 
Firm arch-support insoles that control pronation are a standard clinical treatment.
 
They address the mechanical cause and restore lower-limb biomechanics, allowing the knee to absorb impact naturally.
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Clinical Pedigree
 
This is a registered medical device, used in UK podiatry clinics for over 15 years and available direct to the public since 2020.
 
CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
 
"Better than any of the £300 custom made orthotics I've bought over the years!"
​- David, Bristol
 
"Anybody who is looking seriously for effective arch support insoles should invest in these."
- Stuart, Podiatrist