Mediroyal MOW Insole

Brand: Mediroyal
  • Medial posted insole with 5-7mm of medial wedging to compensate for part of the pronation
  • Two-density EVA with Poron® heel for shock absorption and a high-friction polyamide cover
  • Useful in rehabilitation for plantar fasciitis, shin splints, patellofemoral pain and ACL recovery
  • Trimmable to fit, with an ESD function for use in industrial and hospital settings
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Description

The Mediroyal MOW insole is a medial posted insole designed to compensate for part of the pronation of the foot. Pronation is the body’s natural way of creating shock absorption, but under excessive loading, or if the foot over-pronates, it can contribute to overload injuries such as shin splints, Achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis and runner’s knee. Because the pronation movement affects at least the two joints above the foot, foot position can also contribute to knee and back problems. The MOW is useful in rehabilitation to reduce load and pain, and for temporary compensation to see the effect and to increase joint position sense and bio-feedback. It was developed by Swedish CPO Lars Eghamn.

Key features:

  • Medial posting: effective medial wedge of 5-7mm, depending on insole size
  • Two-density EVA construction: with Poron® in the heel for shock absorption
  • High-friction polyamide cover: for performance and comfort
  • ESD function (electrostatic discharge): can be used in industrial and hospital settings with an ESD-certified shoe
  • Trimmable if too large
  • Care: wash once a week with mild soap and water

Indications:

  • Temporary compensation or stabilisation of pronation
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Shin splints/tibial periostitis
  • Osteoarthritis (OA)
  • Patellofemoral pain and patella instability
  • Rehabilitation of ACL injuries and ACL reconstructions

Contraindications: patients with supination of the foot should not use this insole.

Fitting and precautions:

  • Should be fitted by a medical professional such as an occupational therapist, physiotherapist, orthopaedic technician or doctor
  • Patients with diabetes, circulatory problems or sensitive skin should consult their doctor before use
  • Build up wear gradually over the first few days, starting with a few hours at a time
  • Patients with allergies should check the material content before use

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