More about Foot

Protection and support for the foot and heel – relieve pain and provide stability

Here you will find products for the foot and heel – support and protection, shoe inserts and soles that relieve pain, stiffness and overload, and help restore the foot's natural shock absorption and stability. Our range consists of ankle supports, insoles, heel protectors, socks, ice cleats, shoe care and foot care, and shoes and slippers that provide relief, stability and protection during training and rehabilitation of the foot and heel. Our products are carefully selected by our licensed physiotherapist and come from recognised manufacturers. They are of high medical quality, are CE approved and developed with a focus on function, comfort and ease of use. No matter what your needs are, you will find the right product at Rehaboteket.

Find the right protection for your needs

There are several ways to find the right product on our website. For a more personalised selection, use our filters and filter by injury or sport. You can also get help from our AI assistant, Eir, who is trained on all content on our website and can help you with order questions or product recommendations via chat, 24/7. Would you rather talk to our licensed physiotherapist, Ida, and get expert advice? You can reach her via email. See our contact details here.

The damage guide – quick guidance in case of complaints

In our Injury Guide, you will receive clear information about common injuries, symptoms and causes, as well as what protection can relieve and help you further. All based on expert knowledge from our physiotherapist. In our Foot & Heel Injury Guide, you can read about common injuries to the foot and heel, such as heel spurs, hallux valgus and sprained feet, and what usually causes foot pain, forefoot pain, sunken arches and overpronation.

Common foot and heel injuries

Our feet carry us through life and are subjected to great stress on a daily basis. Pain or injuries in the feet and ankles – such as inflammation, misalignment and overload – can quickly affect both mobility and everyday function. Foot and heel pain are common, and when injuries occur, they can significantly affect our mobility and quality of life.

The most common injuries to the foot and heel:

• Worn-out heel cushion
• Sprained foot
• Heel pain (general heel pain)
• Sever's Injury (Apophysitis)
• Pronation of the foot (overpronation)
• Morton's neuroma (pain in the forefoot)
• Ligament injury in the foot
• Unstable ankle
• Heel spur (plantar fasciitis)
• Achilles tendonitis
• Hallux valgus (bunion)
• Hallux rigidus (stiff big toe joint)