Orthotics for Plantar Fasciitis

HEAL PLANTAR FASCIITIS

  • Stu Sackowitz

    Hi! I'm Stu, owner and inventor of Pine Valley Orthotics.

    Call me at 866-443-7463. I always answer and you'll get a real, honest conversation from a medical pro.

  • I've cured thousands with plantar fasciitis.

    I ask my patients and customers, "does it hurt more after you sit down for several hours?" The answer is always "yes!". Then I know it's plantar fasciitis. At rest, the plantar tendon contracts and shrinks. When we stand up on it, we stretch the tendon out and it pulls the tear and never heals.

    You can heal your plantar fasciitis.

    The key is to hold the tendon up. I guarantee Pine Valley Orthotics do this. If my orthotics don't help you, I'll give you your money back. Here are tips you must follow to treat and heal your plantar fasciitis: Wear Pine Valley Orthotics; Don't walk barefoot in the house, wear slippers or sandals; and Don't do stretching exercises.

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PLANTAR FASCIITIS ORTHOTICS

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FAQS

  • How long will these orthotics last?

    With moderate wear, Pine Valley Orthotics have a life expectancy of 2 years. Of course, frequency of wear will determine how often you will want to replace them.

  • Will these orthotics help my foot pain?

    Yes, our orthotics will help alleviate the pain in your feet and possibly eliminate it. Especially pain caused by plantar fasciitis, heel pain, back pain, knee pain and neuropathy.

  • Why are these orthotics different from others?

    Our orthotics elongate slightly, which creates balance and stability. With our unique energy return system, when you step down our orthotics push back, creating a gentle spring-like effect.

  • My doctor told me I should get a custom orthotic, so why should I get these?

    Our orthotics self adjust to 95% of all feet. Custom orthotics can cost $450.00 a pair plus, so we engineered our orthotics to help you in the same way a custom orthotic would.

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Expectations From Pine Valley Orthotics: No More Stabbing Pain In The Heel; Further Injury Prevention; Decreased Exhaustion; and Arch Support and Alignment.

MEDIA ENDORSEMENTS

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