MVP Orthotics: Carbon Fiber Baseplate

Flat Feet / Fallen Arches / Low Arches

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• 100% aerospace-grade carbon fiber baseplate

• Tailored support for flat feet, fallen arches & low arches – improves alignment, comfort & movement efficiency

• Spring-response base customized by your activity, shoe type, weight & age – for shock absorption and lasting energy

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  • Posture Support

  • Shock Absorption

    • Energy Return

    • Daily Comfort

      Full-Length Arched Carbon Fiber Base

      Engineered to improve shock absorption, support natural arch alignment, and reduce daily strain, the carbon-reinforced baseplate is contoured to match the natural shape of the foot – helping distribute pressure evenly, reduce fatigue, and restore biomechanical efficiency with every step.

      Dual-Layer Orthopedic Foam Core

      Crafted with two layers of specialized orthopedic-grade foam – the top layer provides soft, adaptive comfort for sensitive feet, while the bottom layer ensures structural stability and impact protection from heel to toe. Designed to relieve pressure and support every step.

      Top Layer Tailored for Everyday Footwear & Sensitivity

      The EVA textile top cover is adjusted in both density and length to suit your footwear type and daily activity – whether for walking shoes, work boots, or casual wear. Designed to minimize friction, manage moisture, and enhance comfort for sensitive feet.

      Heel pad engineered for impact absorption

      A dedicated heel cushion is strategically placed to absorb impact during every heel strike — reducing stress on ankles, knees, and lower back. Designed for those with sensitive or collapsed arches, it enhances comfort and stability throughout prolonged standing or walking.

      Why Aerospace-Grade Carbon Fiber?

      • Aerospace carbon fiber is incredibly strong yet ultra-light, making it the ideal foundation for orthotics that require both durability and precision support. Unlike plastic or composite alternatives, this advanced material resists deformation under pressure, offering consistent arch reinforcement without compromising flexibility.
        Its naturally spring-like structure enhances energy return while minimizing foot fatigue — delivering biomechanical stability that adapts to every step. Perfect for long-term use, even under high body weight or extended standing, it’s the gold standard in structural performance for corrective insoles.

        Biomechanical Insights

        Lab-Validated & Real-Life Approved
        • As part of a full biomechanical evaluation at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, MVP Orthotics were tested both in a controlled lab environment and in real-world daily use scenarios.
          In the lab, pressure mapping and gait analysis showed:

          - up to 18% reduction in peak pressure at the heel and forefoot

          - 22% improvement in midfoot stability under load

          - 16% increase in energy efficiency during toe-off for low and fallen arches
          Field testing with individuals affected by flat feet, low arches, and fallen arches revealed:

          - noticeable reduction in daily fatigue and foot strain

          - increased walking comfort on hard surfaces

          - 9 out of 10 participants reported improved balance and reduced joint stress

          - average comfort rating: 4.6 out of 5, with consistent praise for arch support and shock absorption
          MVP Orthotics offer a rare balance between structural correction and all-day wearability, validated by data and real feedback from users facing the same foot challenges.

          Dr. Alex Dawson: Head of Biomechanics Program, HKUST

          Living with Flat Feet? Here’s What You Need to Know

          You know the struggle is real if you’re one of the many people dealing with flat feet. From achy arches to sore knees, flat feet can throw your whole body out of whack. But fear not, fellow flat-footed friends! The right insoles can give you relief from years of chronic pain. And we’re here to walk you through everything you need about flat foot insoles.
          First things first: what exactly are flat feet? Simply put, it’s when the arch of your foot collapses, causing the entire sole to come into contact with the ground. While some people are born with flat feet, others develop them over time due to ageing, injury, or certain health conditions.

          Why Insoles Matter ?

          • Insoles can significantly benefit various foot-related conditions and even address issues affecting other body parts.
            For plantar fasciitis, insoles provide crucial arch support and cushioning, reducing strain on the plantar fascia and alleviating heel pain. In cases of shin splints, insoles help distribute pressure more evenly across the foot, reducing the impact on the shins during activities. For those experiencing knee pain, especially due to overpronation, insoles can correct foot alignment, improve knee alignment, and reduce joint stress.
            Proper insoles can also mitigate lower back pain. They help maintain correct posture from the ground up, reducing strain on the lower back.
            Lastly, insoles are crucial in improving overall posture by providing a stable foundation for the entire body, and aligning the feet, ankles, knees, hips and spine.

            Choosing the Right Insoles

            • When selecting flat-foot insoles, several key features should be considered to ensure optimal support and comfort. Arch support is paramount; look for insoles with a firm, supportive arch that matches your foot’s contours. This support helps distribute weight evenly across the foot and prevents overpronation.
              A deep-heel cup is another crucial element. It cradles the heel, providing stability and shock absorption, which is especially important for flat feet that tend to roll inward. The material of the insole is also significant; opt for durable materials like high-density foam or moulded plastic that maintain their shape and support over time.

              Memory foam can be comfortable initially but may not provide long-term support for flat feet. Equally important is the fit of the insole in your shoe. It should sit comfortably without sliding around, which could cause friction and discomfort. Some insoles may need to be trimmed to fit your shoe properly, so look for options with trim lines for easy customisation.

              What Makes MVP Orthotics Different from Other Insoles?

              • At MVP Orthotics, we bring customisation to a new level — without the need for expensive clinic visits or full foot scans.
                Our process is built around five essential parameters: arch type, shoe type, daily activity, weight range, and age. These factors are clinically relevant and directly influence how your feet respond to stress, motion, and long hours of use. By letting you select these key inputs, we tailor the flexibility, cushioning, and structure of your orthotics to match your specific needs.
                Instead of offering generic, one-size-fits-all insoles, we provide intelligent configuration based on real biomechanical variables — delivering meaningful relief for those with flat feet, low / fallen arches, or chronic foot fatigue.
                MVP Orthotics are also size-adaptive. If you're between sizes or unsure which to choose, we strongly recommend selecting the larger size — this ensures full support coverage and optimal fit within most types of footwear.
                While not fully custom-molded to your foot, MVP Orthotics strike the perfect balance between personalisation and accessibility — offering targeted support, enhanced comfort, and a smarter alternative to off-the-shelf insoles.

                MVP Orthotics Was Born From Elite Performance

                • Originally developed for high-level athletes, the MVP model was engineered to enhance key physical parameters — explosive movement, energy return, stability, and joint protection — using advanced materials like aerospace-grade carbon fiber and biomechanical architecture tested in real sport environments.
                  But we knew the benefits shouldn’t stop with the pros.
                  Many of the same structural elements that optimize athletic performance — arch alignment, pressure redistribution, and controlled foot mechanics — are exactly what people with flat feet, fallen - low arches, and chronic fatigue need every day. That’s why we took everything that made the original MVP a breakthrough for athletes and adapted it to serve real-world needs.
                  MVP Orthotics delivers targeted support where it's needed most, with a smart, pre-configured design. No scans. No guesswork. Just science-backed comfort and structure — ready to wear from day one.
                  It’s performance-grade foot care, made accessible to everyone. Your feet carry you through life. Let’s give them the foundation they deserve.

                  F.A.Q.

                  What Makes MVP Orthotics Different From Regular Insoles?

                  MVP Orthotics combines performance-grade materials with tailored support based on your arch type, body weight, activity level, and footwear. Unlike generic insoles, they’re engineered to provide structural correction, not just cushioning.

                  Are MVP Orthotics Custom-Made To My Feet?

                  Not in the clinical sense. Instead, we use a guided configuration system where you choose biomechanically relevant factors — like arch type and usage — allowing us to personalize the support to your needs without requiring scans or appointments.

                  Who Are MVP Orthotics Designed For?

                  They’re ideal for people with flat feet, fallen arches, or low arches, as well as those experiencing foot fatigue, knee discomfort, or poor posture due to lack of support. They’re also great for anyone standing or walking for long hours.

                  Can I Use MVP Orthotics In Any Type Of Shoe?

                  MVP Orthotics are compatible with most closed shoes — including sneakers, work boots, walking shoes, and trainers. They may not fit well in sandals or ultra-slim dress shoes. Choose your shoe type during setup to get the best fit.

                  How Do I Know What Size To Choose?

                  Select your usual shoe size. If you’re between sizes or unsure, we recommend choosing the larger size for full support coverage. MVP Orthotics can also be trimmed if necessary.

                  What Is The Material Used In The Base?

                  The base is made from aerospace-grade carbon fiber, chosen for its strength, flexibility, and energy return properties. It’s more durable and supportive than plastic or gel alternatives.

                  Will They Help With My Pain Or Posture?

                  While not a medical device, MVP Orthotics are designed to improve foot alignment, reduce pressure points, and support healthy movement — which often leads to relief from foot, knee, and lower back discomfort.

                  Do They Work For Both Men And Women?

                  Yes. The configuration is based on your actual foot and activity profile, not your gender. Simply enter your details accurately, and you’ll receive orthotics tailored to your needs.

                  Do MVP Orthotics Require a Break-In Period?

                  Not necessarily — many users report immediate comfort. However, if your feet are used to flat or soft insoles, we recommend wearing MVP Orthotics for a few hours a day at first, gradually increasing wear time over several days.

                  Can I Transfer MVP Orthotics Between Different Shoes?

                  Yes, as long as the shoes are similar in structure (e.g., both are sneakers or both are work boots). For best results, we recommend using one pair per shoe type to maintain optimal fit and performance.

                  Still have questions?

                  If you still have any questions contact us at luvariumcontact@gmail.com