An insole for footwear with a built in hydraulic system and magnet that allows for better balance to help avoid falling, better weight distribution, improved massage effect and pain relief. The insole includes a topfoil and bottomfoil which are welded together along their respective edge areas to form a fluid-tight bladder with a fore foot reservoir, flow control means and a rear foot reservoir.

This disclosure discloses a pair of foot massage physiotherapy plates. The foot massage physiotherapy plates comprise bottom plates, foot reflex zone massage blocks and foot acupuncture point massage posts; the foot reflex zone massage blocks are connected with the bottom plates through massage block bolts and the foot acupuncture point massage posts are connected with the foot reflex zone massage blocks through massage post bolts; massage bulges are arranged on the front surfaces of the foot reflex zone massage blocks. The foot massage physiotherapy plates disclosed by the disclosure change the design of fixed massage blocks for only massaging foot reflex zones, and the detachably installed foot acupuncture point massage posts are arranged on the detachably installed foot reflex zone massage blocks; the foot massage physiotherapy plates disclosed by the disclosure are safe, reliable, convenient, effective, comfortable and health-promoting.

An article of footwear configured for prolonged casual and non-casual uses having an upper configured for easy installation and removal of the article of footwear with or without the use of fasteners, a sole, and a substantially continuous series of alternating ribs and grooves on a footbed of the sole extending from a forefoot region to a heel region. The ribs and grooves have base widths that are greater in an arch region of the footbed than the forefoot and heel regions of the footbed. The series of alternating transverse ribs and grooves are oriented from a lateral side region of the footbed to a medial side region of the footbed.

The present invention is to provide an electrotherapeutic sole and a method for making the same, wherein the electrotherapeutic sole is composed of nitrile-butadiene rubber (38%?42% by weight), conductive carbon black (37%?42% by weight), a softening oil (14%?17% by weight), a processing aid (3%?5% by weight), and an accelerant (1%?2% by weight) and has a top portion protrudingly provided with a plurality of electrode protuberances that correspond in positions to the acupoints in a human sole; the electrotherapeutic sole is also provided with a socket, thereby an electrotherapeutic pulse output terminal inserted into the socket can send the electrotherapeutic pulses generated by an electrotherapeutic pulse generator sequentially through the socket and the conductive carbon black in the electrotherapeutic sole to the tips of the electrode protuberances to massage the corresponding acupoints in the human sole.

A massaging compression garment, comprising a body that includes a stretchy textile and a plurality of coin vibration motors coupled to the inside surface of the garment body. A battery is electrically coupled to the coin vibration motors. A power switch controls the flow of power from the battery to the coin vibration motors to cause them to vibrate.

An insole combination, comprising an inner insole, an outer insole, and at least one stimulating medium. The inner insole has a plurality of first engaging portions, one upper surface, and a plurality of mark regions, which respectively correspond to a plurality of plantar reflexology areas. The outer insole has a plurality of second engaging portions, and the inner insole is accommodated in the outer insole. The stimulating medium is accommodated between the inner insole and the outer insole, and has one first holding end and one second stimulation end to perform a stimulating effect on the pelma.

Unique pads, called cuboid lifts, cuboid inserts, or balance-enhancing textured insoles, prevent falls and improve balance by producing site-specific stimulation of different types of cutaneous receptors located along the outer sides of the foot. These cutaneous receptors play a key role in maintaining balance. The outer placement also makes them important in preventing lateral falls, which are far and away the most likely to result in injury. Domes on the upper side of the cuboid inserts increase feedback from the cutaneous receptors as the center of pressure of the person wearing the cuboid inserts moves too far to the outer side of the midfoot. These cuboid inserts are also helpful when managing ankle sprains, as this common injury frequently results in impaired balance.

A midsole or insole device for a shoe includes a first variable stimulation mechanism positioned to interface one of the metatarsal heads and the heel and a second variable stimulation mechanism positioned to interface a lateral aspect of the foot between the fifth metatarsal head and the heel. During gait-related activities, the first variable stimulation mechanism produces stimulus of an intensity greater than the second variable stimulation mechanism. At least one of the first variable stimulation mechanism and the second variable stimulation mechanism comprises two bonded layers including a resilient stimulating upper layer and a less resilient stimulus-enhancing lower layer. The upper layer includes a plurality of holes that pass through the entirety of the upper layer, and the lower layer includes a plurality of equally spaced upwardly facing projections aligned substantially perpendicular to an upper surface of the upper layer.

Systems, devices and methods for providing active and/or passive compression therapy to a body part can include a compression device worn over a compression stocking. The compression device can have a pulley based drive train that is driven by a motor to tighten and loosen compression elements, such as compression straps, in a precise, rapid, and balanced manner. Sensors can be used in the compression device and/or compression stockings to provide feedback to modulate the compression treatment parameters.

The invention relates to a one-piece sandal (1) injected in a single piece with a strap (2) placed on the side of the sole (3S), particularly non-slip, and of the insole (3P), particularly anatomical, however with freedom of rotation towards the front hook (4) where the male fitting (5) engages with the female fitting (6) of the strap (2), forming the strip in the format of the instep, thus providing a product having an innovative assembly concept, with non-slip sole and comfortable insole.