Ortmann Orthopedic Shoes

Ortmann Orthopedic Boots for Kids: Support & Style for Growing Feet

Ortmann orthopedic boots provide superior support and comfort for growing feet, helping prevent and correct common foot problems. Our Laufen winter boots, designed for children, feature a unique orthopedic last crafted by Rehard Technologies GmbH. This ensures proper anatomical support, preventing further deformity and promoting healthy foot development.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Superior Orthopedic Support: The rigid heel counter and anatomically correct shape provide excellent stability and support, preventing and correcting valgus deformity, flat feet, and other foot issues. The specially designed sole, elongated on the inner side, provides extra arch support.
• Natural Materials & Comfort: Made with high-quality, breathable natural leather and a warm, natural wool lining, these boots keep little feet comfortable and dry even in the coldest weather (0°C to -20°C). A soft, padded ankle cuff prevents chafing.
• Easy On & Off: Convenient Velcro straps and zippers make dressing a breeze, saving time and reducing frustration. Elastic laces further ensure a secure and comfortable fit.
• All-Day Wear: Perfect for school, playtime, and outdoor adventures, these stylish and durable boots are designed for active children.
• Promotes Healthy Foot Development: Ortmann boots help ensure proper foot alignment, reducing the risk of future foot problems and promoting healthy development of the musculoskeletal system.

Specifications:

• Upper: Natural leather/textile/rubber
• Lining: Natural wool
• Sole: TPR
• Temperature Range: 0°C to -20°C
• Warranty: 30 days from date of purchase

Designed for:

• Valgus deformity
• Flat feet (prevention and correction)
• Prevention of foot pathologies
• Prevention of musculoskeletal system development disorders

Ortmann Laufen boots aren’t just orthopedic; they’re stylish and functional, combining expert design with child-friendly features. Give your child the gift of healthy, happy feet with Ortmann.