Orthofeet, Inc. was created by Michael and Aharon Bar, the brothers. Michael Bar at that time had a profession of a mechanical engineer, and Aharon Bar had a PhD grade in biomedical engineering. The birth year of the company is 1984. During the first fifteen years of working the company was oriented towards producing and developing innovative orthotics, that could be found in orthopedic shops and specialized retailers at that time.
The idea of Orthofeet orthotics, that was actually patented, is created on the base of expandable foam, which molds to the shape of one’s foot and eliminates the step of taking a cast of the foot. The orthotics allow instant fabrication at site. Unique off-the-shelf orthotics by Orthofeet ar manufactured and designed with a special moldable construction, thus enabling the shoes to shape dynamically to the contours of a foot, that enhances comfort and performance.
In 2000 Orthofeet launched Orthotics Shoe, a line of shoes, that combine attractive style and fashionable design with innovative techniques of comfort. Orthofeet managed to improve the shoes’ performance, having added a functional support to the bottom of the foot. This is the feature, that most of the modern shoes, even the most quality ones, lack. All the shoes by Orthofeet have an integrated customized orthotic, which provides both support and excellent cushioning. This became possible after the expertise in foot biomechanics and orthotics design, run by the company. The combination of orthotic support and bright and fresh shoe design, as well as including relaxed fitting last, ergonomic sole, and soft padded lining, makes Orthofeet shoes not only widely loved, but also unsurpassably comfortable.
Thousands of customers have already felt the healing comfort of Orthotics Shoes by Orthofeet, that give you comfort and protection on the highest level. Customers are devoted to the company because of its commitment to quality and performance. Along with this, the customer service of the company is just flawless and can satisfy any customer’s demands.
