Order Taken: WebSite Order 4/29/17 / Shipped 5/02/17 UPS Priority Mail
PA: Belinda P./Niceville, FL
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade for Great Toe Pain - Left - Click Here
DX: Hallux Rigidus
ICD-10-CM Billing Code : M20.22
Belinda's X1 GoBlade #7448
Plan: Fabricate X1 GoBlade #7448 women's size 7 1/2 left with StifFlex midfoot for unrestricted ankle motion during running. Create .06" great toe and heel relief pockets. Maintain rocker shape forefoot for natural toe off. Pad heel with1/8" perf plastizote for heel strike relief to prevent plantar fasciitis. Cover great toe relief zone with ShearBan to prevent blistering during running activity. Specs: thickness and weight of X1 GoBlade #7448- 1/25 "thick - weight .090 oz
Sport: Running
Comments: Clyde - I have great toe pain due to arthritis. Looking for relief so I can continue to run. Belinda
Website: www.indianabrace.com
Contact: Call: 800-253-6217 Text: 317-445-1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321
American Board for Certification in Orthotics & Prosthetics
Been suffering through hallux limitus for about a year now and picked up an X1 Blade from you a few months
ago. I got the "runner" version which works great and provided
immediately relief for runs up to about 15 miles, but I would start to
feel joint pain on runs longer than that, so I found I also needed to
cut out the great toe section of my shoe's insert to add to the depth of
the depression for my big toe to make running pain free. Thinking
about ordering the "pro" version and was just wondering how much deeper
the depression is on that vs. the runner version in hopes I wouldn't have to cut into my insert if I got that one.
Contact Name: Charlotte MacXxxxxxxx
Phone: 403-XXX-XXXX
Email Address: charlotte@xxxxxxxx.ca
Comments or Questions:
Have arthritis in 1st metatarsal joint with bone
spur. Quite limited range of motion in big toe. Foot doctor suggested X1
blade.
I am trying to figure out difference between -X1 Blade turf toe
and hallux rigidus- and -X1 Blade with Reverse Morton's Extension for
the Treatment of Hallux Limitus, Hallux Rigidus with Bone Spur, or
Sesamoiditis.
I am a very active athlete. Main sports are
trail/mountain running and orienteering - so frequently running on
uneven surfaces. Will definitely try an X1 blade - just need some help
to pick the right one. Thanks! Charlotte
Charlotte - Order one of my X1 Blades with reverse Morton's modification since you have a bone spur. It shoud really helpClyde
I recently ran the Chicago Marathon and my Hallux Limitus pain (big toe
joint pain) was worse than ever. When it was time to get back to running
the pain was still there and I could not go more than a couple miles
without enduring a lot of pain.
I stumbled across your insert on the
internet and ordered one for the left foot (the worse of the two). I
received the insert promptly and was anxious to try it out.
I ran 8 miles
with it today and have NO TOE PAIN!!!
I am huge believer in your product
and am ordering one for the right foot as well. It is worth every penny.
I was worried that I was going to not be able to run anymore.
Clyde, I wanted you to see his follow up question and my response. I
hope that he decides to order one of your inserts, and that he is able
to write up a review for you. Thanks, Bill
From:H., BILL
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2012 7:12 PM
To: 'max.lockwood@gmail.com'
Subject: Re: RUNNING FOLLOW
I read your question about the X1 Blade RM model and went for a run with one in my shoe to think about it. So far I had
mainly just been paying attention to the lack of pain the X1 Blade gives me when I run.
Yes the entire chain gets stronger. You can feel the extra boost of
energy starting from the toes as you push off. This boost transfers to
the rest of the foot and to the achilles as you pushoff and this energy
creates more momentum for your legs.
The X1 Blade RM also gives support to my hips and legs, more than my foot
could without the insert with minimal strength in my big toe.
The X1 Blade definitely allows me to run faster more easily for a longer
length of time and protects my toe joint from further pain from bending
excessively and putting all of my weight in the toe joint while running.