Understanding Foot Arch Types: Flat, High, Neutral, and Overpronated #252046 (License: Personal Use)

This diagram displays four classic footprint patterns (A-D) used in podiatry and footwear fitting: A shows a flat foot with full ground contact; B indicates a high arch with minimal midfoot contact; C represents a neutral arch with balanced weight distribution; D reveals overpronation with excessive inward roll. Each type correlates with specific gait mechanics and orthotic needs.

Used on podiatry, orthotics, running shoe retail, or physical therapy websites to educate users about foot biomechanics and guide footwear or insole selection based on arch type.