What are custom foot orthotics designed for?

Custom foot orthotics are specifically designed to accommodate and support individual foot anatomy. This means they are tailored to fit the unique shape and structure of a person's feet, considering factors such as arch height, foot width, and any existing deformities or biomechanical issues. By addressing these individual characteristics, custom orthotics can help distribute body weight evenly, provide cushioning and support where needed, and improve overall foot alignment, which can lead to enhanced comfort and reduced pain.

In contrast, the other options do not capture the primary purpose of custom foot orthotics. While they may relate to general shoe sizes or foot health in broader contexts, the key aspect that distinguishes custom orthotics is their personalization to an individual’s anatomical needs. Cost-effectiveness is a factor that may be discussed in terms of accessibility but does not directly reflect the design purpose of custom orthotics.