INSOLES FOR BUNIONS
 
These Salfordinsole™ insoles for bunions are part of our clinical range used throughout the UK podiatry profession.
 
Key Benefits
 
Relieves pain in the big toe joint
Reduces pressure through the forefoot
Controls excessive inward foot rolling (overpronation)
Offloads the bunion during weight-bearing
Improves range of motion of the big toe
Improves walking comfort
 
How The Insoles Work
 
They feature a firm, anatomically contoured arch and a deep heel cup that stabilise the foot and control excessive inward rolling (overpronation).
 
This reduces load through the forefoot and helps offload the big toe joint, relieving bunion pain.
 
While insoles cannot correct the deformity, firm arch support is a clinically recognised way to reduce symptoms and help slow progression.
 
Soft, non-supportive insoles will be ineffective.
 
Fit & Durability
 
Individually sized
Slim profile – fits most footwear
Machine washable
Durable, long-lasting design
 
Understanding Bunions
 
Bunions (hallux valgus) develop when the big toe gradually shifts towards the smaller toes and the first metatarsal moves outward, creating a bony prominence at the joint.
 
They are linked to inherited foot structure, but excessive inward foot rolling (overpronation) increases stress through the forefoot and contributes to progression.
 
Tight-fitting footwear can further increase pressure and aggravate symptoms.
 
Common symptoms include pain and tenderness around the big toe, swelling, and discomfort when wearing shoes.
 
Firm arch-support insoles that control overpronation reduce abnormal forces on the big toe joint and help manage symptoms.
 
Clinical Background
 
Developed by UK podiatrists
UK university researched
Used in UK podiatry clinics for 15+ years
Registered medical device
Designed & manufactured in the UK
 
CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
 
"These insoles have given me huge pain relief from bunions and improved mobility."
​- Jeanette, Exeter
 
"Better than any of the £300 custom made orthotics I've bought over the years!"
​- David, Bristol