Wednesday, October 12, 2022

Atlas Biomechanics : Full Steel Rigid Stabilizer Shoe Insoles

Atlas Biomechanics : Full Steel Rigid Stabilizer Shoe Insoles: Full steel rigid stabilizer shoe insoles also known as Turf Toe Insoles are recommended by foot health professionals because they are ideal ...

Full Steel Rigid Stabilizer Shoe Insoles


Full steel rigid stabilizer shoe insoles also known as Turf Toe Insoles are recommended by foot health professionals because they are ideal for preventing forefoot and midfoot motion, soft tissue injury or a ligament strain that affects the big toe joint. They will decrease pain caused from jamming the big toe or the constant push off movement when running or jumping. These movements that often extend the big toe's normal range of motion. These rigid stabilizer plate insoles will not only help prevent Turf Toe, but also provide stability to reduce discomfort from ball of foot pain and arthritis pain. They also combine the benefits of a special spring steel insert with the cushioning of a padded top. The Full Steel, Turf Toe Insoles are also perfect for wearers who require a rigid or semi-rigid shock absorbing foot bed.

Helps immobilize the big toe joint to keep it from extending from its normal range of motion

Helps stabilize the foot to minimize pain from foot arthritis and Metatarsalgia (ball of foot pain)

Used to avert and correct M.P.J. (Metatarsophalangeal) joint injuries.

Packaged per pair

Laser cut spring steel .020" thick

1/8" durable felt 




When you need rigid control in the shoe. Our Carbon and Steel Rigid Stabilizer Plate Insoles are designed to limit range of motion. Rigid stabilizer plates are fabricated from medical grade carbon or steel.


- Problems requiring a Rigid or Semi-Rigid Foot Bed
- Turf Toe
- Hallux Limitus / Hallux Rigidus 
- Metatarsal Fracture
- Forefoot Pain 
- Freiburg's Infraction
- Metatarsalgia 
- Post-op Bunion Surgery
- Shin Splints 
- Stress Foot Fracture
- Toe Fracture


DIRECTIONS for Atlas Biomechanics' Steel Stabilizer Rigid Plate:

Rigid Insole Plates though they are extremely thin, they will take up some room in your shoes.
Remove the shoe’s insole or place the plate beneath shoe insoles/padding, not on top.
Try to slowly break into wearing the rigid plate.
The first day wear the shoe while sitting for 1-2 hours and then standing 1-2 hours.
Every day afterwards, wear them 2-4 hours more if comfortable.

Teri Green

About Atlas Biomechanics: We are a woman owned sports medical manufacturer of steel stabilizer plates, foot pads, heel lifts and heat moldable orthotics.