Do your shoes wear differently in the heel? Are your pants legs hemmed at different lengths? Small differences in leg length are common. In fact, as many as a third of the population may have a 1 cm or less (less than ½”) discrepancy between their right and left legs. Some leg length discrepancies may cause limping when walking or difficulty in running, and the small misalignment may cause hip or back pain. Often a shoe lift provides enough support to remediate the discrepancy.
We've been helping customers with leg length discrepancy for more than 75 years.
Contact us for a quote and to consult you how we can help you improve your walking experience.
Once you submit your request, we provide a quote for our services, including an estimate of the cost and a rough timeline for completion.
You send your shoes to our lab, along with any necessary information or special requests.
For more details on what to do, follow this link to learn our expenctations.
Our team begins the modification process, which includes assessing the shoes and determining the best course of action for the specific lift or modification requested.
Our engineers craft and apply the lifts to the shoes that are designed to your specifications. With care throughout the process to ensure your lifts are securely and properly attached.
Our quality control process ensures the finished product is up to our standards of craftsmanship, checking for any issues or errors before shipping back your custom solution.
We package and ship the modified shoes or lifts back to you.
We have the expertise and experience to adjust the soles of a wide variety of shoe types to accommodate your specific needs. Whether you’re looking to correct a leg length discrepancy, alleviate pain, or improve your overall walking experience, we can help. Some examples of the types of shoes we can modify include:
A variety of medical professionals recommend lifts – (chiropractors, physical therapists, orthopedic surgeons). To get custom shoe lifts made to adjust for leg length discrepancy, measurements of the shorter leg, shoe size, and the desired height difference between the two legs are typically needed. In some cases, a medical professional may also provide a prescription specifying the necessary lift height. If you're looking for more details on what information we'd need to craft a shoe lift solution crafted perfectly for your needs, learn here.
