Power Phase (0°-180°) – The downward motion where most force is applied, engaging the quadriceps, glutes, and calf muscles.

Recovery Phase (180°-360°) – The upward motion where the foot needs to be stable to ensure smooth transition and reduce energy loss.

Mid-Foot Stability – The ability of the foot to maintain optimal alignment within the shoe to prevent excessive movement.

Forefoot Pressure Distribution – Uneven pressure can cause hot spots, numbness, or knee misalignment, leading to inefficiencies and discomfort.

Unlike standard cycling insoles, Phits orthotics are custom-made based on a detailed footscan assessment. Instead of using generic forefoot wedges or arch inserts, Phits integrates corrections into the 3D-printed structure, ensuring a precision fit based on your individual biomechanics, a lightweight and ultra-thin design for your cycling shoes and a long-lasting support that won’t compress over time.

Phits orthotics are beneficial for all types of cyclists:

  • Casual riders who experience foot fatigue or pain.
  • Road cyclists looking for maximum efficiency and comfort on long rides.
  • Triathletes needing optimal power transfer without added bulk.
  • Mountain bikers requiring foot stability on uneven terrain.

At Quantum Footcare, we use Phits 3D and footscan technology to assess your foot’s pressure distribution and create a custom orthotic that enhances your cycling performance and comfort.

To book your consultation, contact us at quantumfootcare@gmail.com or call 0161 383 8301.

You can also schedule an appointment online at http://www.quantumfootcare.co.uk/booking.

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Learn more about our Biomechanics Assessment here https://www.quantumfootcare.co.uk/2024/02/16/the-crucial-role-of-the-biomechanics-assessment-unveiling-the-secrets-of-your-movement-patterns-is-it-always-necessary/