The Wonderwalk approach

The solution follows the problem.

There is no single Wonderwalk insole. We design, modify or teach what is appropriate for the way your body is moving and the problem we find.

Clinician fitting a bespoke insole into a patient's everyday shoe
Clinician customising an adaptive sandal in an orthotics studio

Measured first.
Designed for the person in front of us.

What we may recommend

Different problems need different tools.

Your assessment tells us what needs attention. We then choose the smallest, clearest intervention that fits your body, your footwear and your everyday life.

Clinician fitting a bespoke insole into a patient's everyday shoe01 / BESPOKE INSOLES

Bespoke insoles

Each insole is designed around the loading, alignment and movement problem we identify, rather than using one template for everyone.

How bespoke insoles work →
A patient-specific scoliosis brace made and fitted by Wonderwalk02 / SCOLIOSIS

Scoliosis bracing

For patients with scoliosis curves over 20° where bracing is clinically indicated, we help plan, fit and follow the brace through the next stage.

Learn about scoliosis bracing →
Clinician customising an adaptive sandal in an orthotics studio03 / FOOTWEAR

Customised sandals for deformed feet

When ordinary sandals do not accommodate the shape of the foot, we customise the fit and contact points around the person wearing them.

Orthotics clinician measuring a shoe-height adjustment for leg-length difference04 / LEG-LENGTH DIFFERENCE

Shoe-height adjustment

We can modify shoe height where a leg-length difference affects balance, loading or the way you move.

Orthotics clinician inspecting a rocker sole on a walking shoe05 / ROCKER SOLES

Rocker-sole manipulation

We adjust the rocker profile of footwear when changing the rollover of the shoe can make movement more comfortable or more efficient.

Orthotics clinician teaching a patient how to choose a supportive shoe06 / KNOWLEDGE

Teach you how to choose shoes

The right shoe depends on the person, the activity, the foot shape and the solution. We teach you what to look for when you shop.

Orthotics clinician checking a patient's alignment during a simple exercise07 / MOVEMENT

Simple exercises

Where appropriate, we give you simple exercises that fit into real life and support the movement goal we are working toward.

Orthotics clinician fitting a drop-foot ankle-foot orthosis into a sneaker08 / PATIENT-SPECIFIC

Drop-foot orthotics

Not every patient needs one. When drop foot is part of the picture, an orthotic can be planned to work with the insoles and the person’s actual needs.

One person may need one solution. Another may need a combination. We explain what we recommend and why before anything is made or modified.

The next step

Find out what your movement actually needs.

We begin with the five-stage assessment, then recommend only what fits the findings and your goals.

Explore the assessment
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