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The Vasyli + Dananberg + Active is a new model based on our very popular 1st Ray Device. The orthotic shell is now the same hardness. as our red custom device, giving greater support and resilience for. heavier and more active applications. SIZES: XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL. PRODUCT BENEFITS AND FEATURES. BACK, KNEE & HEEL PAIN.
The VASYLI + Armstrong II sensitive feet orthotic is suitable for patients who suffer from plantar sensitivity—loss of plantar fat pad, arthritis, and blistering, as well as peripheral neuropathy. It’s clinically and scientifically validated to reduce shear forces and the incidence of plantar ulcerations compared to standard diabetic insoles.
HOW TO DISPENSE ORTHOTICS. STEP 1. CHOOSE THE RIGHT ORTHOTIC. FOR YOUR PATIENT. DENSITY AND STYLE. First, determine the density required by your patient. VASYLI orthotics are available in three different densities—low (green), medium (blue) and high (red)—to provide various levels of biomechanical control. Generally, a blue orthotic suffices.
The VASYLI Think Tank™ was founded in 2011 to foster collaboration and cooperative thought among a leading group of health professionals specializing in the field of lower limb biomechanics. Each member is recognized as an authority in his or her chosen field of practice. Over many years, VASYLI Think Tank™ services have grown and evolved ...
SHOCK ABSORBER. STYLE: 71SA. Using high-energy, shock-absorbing PU and Rebound EVA technology, the new VASYLI Orthotic Shock Absorber provides maximum shock-absorption during walking, running, and sports. It also features a number of unique biomechanical benefits: Anatomic design to ensure 100 percent proprioceptive contact.
The VASYLI + McPoil orthotic is based on a dual-density construction designed to allow for normal foot pronation but to prevent over pronation. Ideal for conditions of hypermobility or Achilles stress resulting from traumatic supination (sports injuries), the VASYLI + McPoil provides relief and enhances recovery.
The VASYLI + Hoke device is expressly designed for the control of the pes cavus foot type. Unlike an over pronator, a supinator will invariably have a more complex foot type, often with a combination of triplanar alignment issues such as: Plantarflexed 1st ray or forefoot valgus. Forefoot equinus. Forefoot adductus.
