Or maybe you guys call them flipflops.
Was over a mates place and he had a pair of Archies thongs that's just a brand but they basically look just like ‘normal’ thongs or flip flops, yet provide the same amount of support of a typical orthotic, providing comfort beyond what is thought possible in a regular thong.
They just looked like a pair you would buy in a cheap $2 shop but he said he paid about $40Au or about $27US. I said whattt!!!
I tried them on they felt like a very very comfy runner but without the restriction really amazed me I was sold. I have pretty high arches so they felt like a pillow for my feet compared to the kmart pair I was wearing
Just wondering if anyone else wears this type of orthotic thong they sell them in Podiatrist shops over here.
Was over a mates place and he had a pair of Archies thongs that's just a brand but they basically look just like ‘normal’ thongs or flip flops, yet provide the same amount of support of a typical orthotic, providing comfort beyond what is thought possible in a regular thong.
They just looked like a pair you would buy in a cheap $2 shop but he said he paid about $40Au or about $27US. I said whattt!!!
I tried them on they felt like a very very comfy runner but without the restriction really amazed me I was sold. I have pretty high arches so they felt like a pillow for my feet compared to the kmart pair I was wearing
Just wondering if anyone else wears this type of orthotic thong they sell them in Podiatrist shops over here.
- Arch support – similar to that found in ‘off the shelf’ orthotics
- Toe Grip – causing you to claw less through the toes
- Heel raise – control the rolling in/pronation of the foot
- One piece construction – far less likely to break the toe pole. No “blow outs”
- Adjustable strap – to accomodate a wider foot
- Coolness – they look just like a normal thong!
- Ultra-Light – developed using a specialised ultralight foam. Perfect thong when travelling