20/10/2026
Grinding a heel post in clinic is a messy job. There's dust everywhere, and the device rarely looks as neat afterwards as it did when it arrived.
In this clip, Jon, our founder, swaps a Quick Heel™ heel post on an Anthropods® orthosis. The posts slide and lock into a mechanism hidden in the heel platform, and they run from 0 to 8° varus/valgus with 3 to 5 mm raises. Keep a range in clinic and change the post during the appointment. No grinding, no ad-hoc wedging and no workshop tools. No lab turnaround.
When a heel post needs changing, what does that involve where you work?
