Footwear assessment & fitting
Step into comfort
The right footwear can make all the difference in maintaining foot health, preventing injuries and enhancing overall comfort.
Our expert podiatrists provide comprehensive footwear assessments to ensure your shoes offer the right support for you.
During your assessment, we evaluate factors such as arch support, cushioning, sole flexibility and overall fit to determine whether your current footwear is helping or hindering your foot health.
Whether you’re experiencing foot pain, require specialised shoes for a medical condition or simply want to improve comfort and performance, we’ll provide tailored advice to keep you moving with ease.
We stock shoes in a range of widths, depths and styles to suit different foot shapes and orthotics.
We are the largest podiatry Metro clinic supplier of Anodyne, Propet, Ascent recovery thongs and we also stock Rollie, Revere, CosyFeet and Archies.
Don’t let the wrong shoes hold you back – book a footwear assessment today and step confidently toward better foot health!
How it works
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Footwear assessment
Our podiatrists assess your current footwear and foot health – checking arch support, cushioning, sole flexibility and overall fit.
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Personalised advice
We provide tailored recommendations based on your foot type, condition and lifestyle needs – whether for pain relief, comfort or performance.
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Find your perfect fit
Choose from our wide range of podiatry-approved footwear, or let us source the perfect option tailored just for you.
Footwear assessment FAQs
Wearing the wrong shoes can contribute to foot pain, corns and calluses, injuries and long-term issues. An assessment helps identify any concerns and provides recommendations for better foot health.
Anyone can benefit, especially those experiencing foot pain, athletes, people with medical conditions like diabetes or arthritis, or those who spend long hours on their feet.
Our podiatrists will assess your foot structure, gait and current footwear to determine the required support, cushioning, fit, lacing and wear patterns.
Signs of improper footwear include discomfort, blisters, calluses, excessive wear in certain areas or ongoing foot pain. A professional assessment can confirm if your shoes are suitable.
Yes, bringing your most frequently worn shoes helps us evaluate their condition and how they affect your feet.
Not always. In some cases, adjustments like additional padding or lacing techniques can improve your current footwear fitting. However, if your shoes are unsuitable, we’ll recommend better options.
Absolutely. The right shoes can relieve pressure, reduce pain and support recovery for many foot conditions.