OrthoSwiss, Australia
1. For how long do you use the system?
I am working with the Orthema / OrthoFit system since 1998
Yes, it is a fast and efficient system which allows you to scan, correct and mill the insoles in only a couple of steps.
Yes, it is a fast and efficient system which allows you to scan, correct and mill the insoles in only a couple of steps.
2. Do you find the system easy to use?
3. How is your insole production distributed among the following areas?
a. Orthopedic:
b. Comfort / Everyday shoe
c. Sports
20%
20%
60%
Types of sport
Soccer, Cycling, Tennis, Cricket
4. From your point of view, what are the main advantages of the system?
- The quality of all components: machines, software and milling blocks
- The regular updates on the software for no extra costs
- The efficiency of the software
5. How many insoles have you produced with the system?
Between 1998 and today I estimate a total of 107.000 pairs
6. What is the most common reaction / review from your patients when they first wear the insoles?
6. What is the most common reaction / review from your patients when they first wear the insoles?
It is the exact fit from the contour of the insole which gives the patient a stable feeling straight away.
Thorsten Meinelt, CEO
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Marcel Herzog,
Founder and Owner Orthema Group
Holger Vaassen,
Service & Support
It was a disillusionment born out of sports injuries and botched rehab attempts with second-rate insoles that propelled Marcel Herzog to establish the Orthema Group, a leading world player in the field of orthotic insole production. Somewhat of a polymath, Herzog, who is educated in sports science, looked past the limits of technology and saw an opportunity. “I was looking for solutions,” explains the affable Herzog from the company’s headquarters in Rotkreuz. “I wanted to eliminate muscular pain by correcting gaits, but I was also looking for ways to optimize power transfer for elite athletes.”
Marcel Herzog,
Founder and Owner Orthema Group
Holger Vaassen,
Service & Support
It was a disillusionment born out of sports injuries and botched rehab attempts with second-rate insoles that propelled Marcel Herzog to establish the Orthema Group, a leading world player in the field of orthotic insole production. Somewhat of a polymath, Herzog, who is educated in sports science, looked past the limits of technology and saw an opportunity. “I was looking for solutions,” explains the affable Herzog from the company’s headquarters in Rotkreuz. “I wanted to eliminate muscular pain by correcting gaits, but I was also looking for ways to optimize power transfer for elite athletes.”