Formthotic Heel Raises 5 x Pairs
Self-adhesive heel raises used to reduce strain on the Achilles tendon or for limb length discrepancies. Available in two heights: low 4mm (approx 4mm in middle – 8mm at heel) and high 6mm (approx 6mm at middle – 10mm at heel). Sold in a pack of 5 pairs.
Features:
- May be attached under the heel area of Formthotics to elevate the calcaneous
- May be attached directly into the heel cup of a shoe
- May alleviate Achilles tendon strain
- Hard density Formthotics Formax foam for durability
- Available in two heights: low (approx 4mm thick), high (approx 6mm thick) when measured at the centre of the heel raise
- Self-Adhesive bac
Formthotics 4mm & 6mm Heel Raisers
SPECIFICATIONS
4mm Small Dimensions: 70mm x 56mm approx.
4mm Medium Dimensions: 76mm x 62mm approx.
4mm Large Dimensions: 81mm x 64mm approx.
6mm Small Dimensions: 102mm x 56mm approx.
6mm Medium Dimensions: 107mm x 62mm approx.
6mm Large Dimensions: 116mm x 64mm approx.
Size Guide AU/US shoe size
Small : Womens 6 - 8 Mens 5 - 7
Medium: Womens 8.5 -10.5 Mens 7.5 - 9.5
Large : Womens 11-13 Mens 10 - 13+
Manufactured in New Zealand
Here are some essentials to keep in mind when using heel lifts:
1. Heel Lifts are sold in pairs and as such must always be worn under both heels unless you have a professionally diagnosed limb length discrepancy.
2. If you have a diagnosed limb length discrepancy follow the advice of your healthcare professional with regard to the amount of correction that is required for your individual needs.
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Tulis FAQ's
1. What are Tuli’s Heavy Duty Heel Cups?
Tuli’s Heel Cups are shock-absorbing inserts designed to sit under your heel inside your shoes. The Heavy Duty version is thicker and provides extra cushioning for high-impact activity or long days on your feet.
2. What shoes do they fit into?
They fit most lace-up shoes including runners, school shoes, work shoes and everyday sneakers. They may feel too snug in very tight dress shoes.
What’s the difference between Classic and Heavy Duty?
Classic = standard thickness for everyday shoes.
Heavy Duty = roughly twice as thick, ideal for sport, high-impact activity and roomier footwear.
How long do they last?
They’re durable, reusable and designed for daily wear. Most people move them between different pairs of shoes.
