Showing posts with label Morton's Foot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Morton's Foot. Show all posts

Monday, May 22, 2017

Morton's Foot (toe): X1 Blade for Morton's Foot "Working out nicely." Rob / Michigan

Contact Us Submitted
Contact Name: Rob F.
Rob's X1 Blade for Morton's Toe
Phone: 904-XXX-XXXX
Email Address: robfXXX@XXXX.com
Comments or Questions:
Clyde,
Hello, the Morton's foot (toe) X1 Blade I received last month (4/14/17)  is working out nicely. The lowered area under my second toe is in the right spot to relieve pressure and pain. The Morton's X1Blade works in my most flexible running shoes.

Now, I have two types of X1 Blades. The X1 GoBlade Pro, I bought from you a couple of years ago for my turf toe injury, to be used while skiing, and  now the Morton's foot Blade for my running shoes.

It has got me thinking that a more flexible X1 Blade would also be beneficial. I'm on my feet all day at work and do a fair amount walking. Maybe a more flexible insert would help me for my walking and work shoes.

If it's more flexible I may not need the Morton's toe relief under my second toe.

What do you think? Thanks for the help

Rob Fox

Tuesday, January 10, 2017

2nd Toe Capsulitus / Modified X1 Blade / Neuroma Model



Published on Jan 10, 2017
Published on Jan 9, 2017
Online Order Placed: 12/30/2017
By: Martin P. / Memphis, TN
RX: X1 Blade Neuroma model for 2nd toe capsulitus - click here
Diagnosis: 2nd toe capsulitus
ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code: M77.9
Sport: Walking
X1 Blade Model: Neuroma model / modified for capsulitus of 2nd toe
Website: www.indianabrace.com - click here
Phone: 1-800-253-6217 ask for Clyde
Email: clyde.peach@indianabrace.com
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ABC - American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics - click here
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Thursday, February 4, 2016

Morton's Foot Insert



Rx: 2/1/16 X1 Blade Orthotic - Morton's Foot/Toe Insert

Diagnosis: Second toe longer than Big toe - excessive pressure on second metatarsal head.

Plan: Fabricate composite structure to fit into shoe that relieves pressure on second metatarsal head. Use standard fabrication techniques the create a light and flexible insert the includes a relief pocket under second ray.

Sx: Order received 2/1/16 6:00 PM via our website www.indianabrace.com. Shipped USPS Priority 02/03/16 to Bronx, NY Expect delivery in 2 - 3 days.

FU: email customer satisfaction questionnaire on 02/12/16.

Clyde Peach, CO
www.indianbrace.com

Monday, May 6, 2013

Robert asks: Do You Have An Insert for 2nd Met Pain?

Contact Name: Robert Sxxxxxxx Phone: 610-XXX-XXXX Email Address: sxxxxxxx90@gmail.com Clyde,

I have the pro version of the x-l blade and have been running with it for a year. I use it because I have hallux rigidus. 

I am experiencing pain under my second metatarsal. Do you have any suggestions on how I can limit the motion of the great toe, but still not harm the second metatarsal? 

Thanks, Robert
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Hi Robert - 

I have an insert that has a relief for 2nd met pain or a neuroma between the 2 & 3rd toes. Here is the link - http://indianabrace.com/clydesx1bladeformortonsneuroma-1.aspx.

Clyde