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Footscanner - JALAS® FootStopService (FSS)

Detailed scans of your feet - in seconds

JALAS ® FSS –

THE SCIENTIFICALLY BASED TECHNOLOGY FOR PROFESSIONALS

Developed by medical specialists, JALAS FootStopService (FSS) uses pressure-mapping software to measure your arch type and pressure points. The footscanner helps to pinpoint problem areas that may be causing strain injuries, heel spurs, nerve issues or other discomfort. With JALAS FootStopService, you can easily select the insole that’s just right for you.

HOW IT WORKS

It takes just 10 seconds to analyze your feet, and there’s no need to remove socks. The scanner instantly records arch and pressure measurements. Then the display shows the location of pressure points how and whether arches are low, medium or high.

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Visit Store locator to find your scan location. Check the box that says FootStopService (FSS).

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LOWER BACK PAIN CAN OFTEN BE AVOIDED WITH GOOD FOOT PROTECTION

As foot protection specialists, we believe that no two feet are the same. Some are broader, flatter, and subjected to higher pressure under the ball of the foot, while others may require added shock absorption under the heel. Moreover, safety issues cannot be resolved with foot padding or cushioning alone. For instance, many feet are prone to repetitive strain injury (RSI), which may affect the ankles, lower legs, knees, hips, or lower back. The key solution to this problem is finding the right insoles and the right safety shoes.

FSS Insoles neutralize and stabilize from the ground up by supporting the arch in the correct location.

THE JALAS ® NEUTRALIZER INSOLES

If your feet are incorrectly supported, or slide backwards and forwards in your shoes, they can soon become incorrectly loaded, which leads to strain. Use our JALAS ® FootStop Service (FSS) scanner to measure your arch type and pressure points. With FSS, you can easily select the insole that’s just right for you and your preferred choice of JALAS work and safety shoes. JALAS insoles and ergonomic shoes are availble for both men and women.

HIGH ARCH

The arch of your foot is the area between your heel and the ball of your foot. Some people have higher arches than usual. People with high arch feet may experience problems, which can range from occasional discomfort to permanent skeletal issues. 

If you have high arches, your feet will need insoles that properly supports them. JALAS Neutralizer Insoles will relieve excessive pressure on the ball and heel of your foot by evenly distributing your body weight.

 

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JALAS® NEUTRALIZER 8709H HIGH ARCH

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Стелката за високи сводове прави вашите обувки JALAS по-удобни и по-безопасни. Материалът Poron® XRD® в предната част на стъпалото и петата поглъща до 90% от енергията на удар, осигурявайки изключително поглъщане на ударите.

MEDIUM ARCH

Almost 60% of all people has medium arches.
Common foot problems for people with medium foot arches are heel pain and metatarsalgia (pain in the area of the ball of the forefoot) from repetitive stress and improper fitting footwear.

JALAS Neutralizer Medium Insoles supports the arch, provides cushioning and shock absorption.

 

LOW ARCH

Many people with low arches, also called flat feet, don’t experience pain or other problems. But certain types of flatfoot can be painful. Symptoms may include: Leg cramps, muscle pain in the foot or leg and pain in the arch, ankle, heel or outside of the foot.

Wearing JALAS Neutralizer for low arch helps give more structural support to flat feet. The supportive arch of the insole takes over for the foot's fallen arches.

JALAS® Neutralizer insoles

The shapes and materials of JALAS Neutralizer insoles are designed and manufactured to support the foot in just the right places.

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How to make your insoles last longer

By learning how to properly care for your safety shoes and insoles, you can extend their lifespan and maintain their protective features for longer periods. This will not only help keep you safe on the job but also ensure maximum comfort during long workdays.

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