Ergonx

Ergonx The mission of ergonx footwear company is to increase the foot health of workers on a daily basis.

Ergonx workboots are designed to support your feet from the ground up. With orthotic arch support and cushioning in key ...
29/01/2026

Ergonx workboots are designed to support your feet from the ground up. With orthotic arch support and cushioning in key areas, they help reduce strain, ease pain, and prevent overuse injuries like plantar fasciitis and heel pain.

Whether you're standing, walking, or on the tools all day, these boots work with your body—not against it.

https://ergonx.com.au

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28/01/2026

Here you go — clean, direct, and ready to cut and paste: ⸻ This is what real support inside a work boot actually looks like. Here we’re showing the insole removed from our work boot, so you can clearly see the outer arch support structure that cushions and supports your foot. This support helps keep your foot in a better, more neutral alignment, so it works more efficiently across the workday. Less arch collapse means less strain on the muscles, joints, and ligaments in your feet — which translates to less fatigue, less pain, and more comfort when you’re on your feet all day. Good work boots shouldn’t just protect your toes — they should support your feet. 👉 Learn more here: https://ergonx.com.au

28/01/2026

No problem — here’s the corrected version with the ERGONX link, ready to copy and paste: ⸻ If you’re on your feet all day on the job, your work boots should be doing more than just protecting your toes. Our work boots are built with proper arch support to help support your feet, keep them better aligned, and reduce fatigue across long workdays. When your feet are supported, your whole body works more efficiently — less strain on your feet, legs, knees, and lower back. Whether you’re walking, standing, climbing, or moving all day on site, arch support makes a real difference to comfort and endurance. 👉 Check out our arch support work boots here: https://ergonx.com.au

27/01/2026

This is a corn on the lateral side of the fifth toe on the left foot — and this one is a bit more serious than it looks. Because of ongoing pressure and friction, the skin underneath the corn has broken down and started to ulcerate. Once the thick corn tissue was carefully removed, we could see non-viable tissue and a small amount of pus underneath, confirming early tissue breakdown from pressure. In clinic, we: • Removed the corn • Debrided all non-viable tissue • Cleaned and dressed the area • Padded the toe to offload pressure and reduce pain This one will be closely monitored and reviewed in around four weeks to make sure the ulcer heals properly and doesn’t progress. Corns like this are a reminder that what feels like a “small sore spot” can turn into something more serious if pressure isn’t addressed early — especially on the toes. If you’re getting ongoing pain, rubbing, or pressure in your shoes, don’t ignore it. 👉 Learn more about foot care and pressure-reducing footwear at https://ergonx.com.au

27/01/2026

Big thanks to Malcolm for the ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review 🙌 Malcolm was dealing with Morton’s neuroma, which can cause burning, tingling, and numbness in the forefoot when the nerves get compressed. One of the biggest triggers is footwear that’s too narrow or shallow, squeezing the toes and irritating the nerve. We’re glad to hear our work boots helped 👊 Our boots are designed to be wider and deeper through the toe box, reducing pressure on the forefoot and helping to take stress off the nerve that causes Morton’s neuroma. If you’re getting: • Burning pain in the ball of your foot • Tingling or numb toes • A “balled-up sock” feeling in your shoe It might be your boots. Check out our wide, deep, podiatrist-designed work boots here 👉 https://ergonx.com.au

26/01/2026

It’s more common than you think—and it all starts with support. Or more accurately, the lack of it.

At Ergonx, we’ve reimagined what a work boot should be. We understand that when your feet aren’t supported, they don’t just tire—they overwork. This can lead to strain in your muscles, joints, and ligaments, eventually causing chronic issues like plantar fasciitis, heel pain, and heel spurs.

That’s why we created a podiatrist-designed arch support work boot. These boots do more than just meet Australian standards—they’re built to help your feet walk right.

✅ Long, high arch support to reduce foot strain
✅ Slip and heat resistant, with a lightweight composite toe cap
✅ Designed to reduce overuse injuries and keep you comfortable all day

Because standing on your feet shouldn’t mean suffering through pain. Supporting your feet means supporting your productivity, your health, and your quality of life.

Stop walking in pain. Start walking with purpose. Vertical, supported, and comfortable.

In this video, an Australian podiatrist demonstrates the removal of painful seed corns and calluses (hard skin) using the ErgonX and DocPods technique. Watch as the podiatrist carefully and efficiently removes the unwanted skin, leaving behind smooth and healthy feet.



Ergonx / Docpods is a foot pain and foot health company run by an Australian podiatrist.

For more information please visit:

Ergonx: Ergonx.com.au
Docpods: Docpods.com.au

Orthotic insoles: https://www.ergonx.com.au/shop/orthotic-insoles/
Most comfortable work boots: https://www.ergonx.com.au/work-boots/
Orthotics for plantar fasciitis: https://www.ergonx.com.au/shop/orthotic-insoles/orthotic-insoles-for-plantar-fasciitis

26/01/2026

When you're on your feet all day, the last thing you need is a work boot that fights back. Our Ergonx workboots are built different.

With built-in orthotic arch support and cushioning where it counts—under your heel and forefoot—these boots help absorb shock and support your foot from the ground up. That means less muscle fatigue, fewer aches, and a real chance to prevent overuse injuries like plantar fasciitis and heel pain.

The best part? They’re comfortable straight out of the box—no break-in needed.

https://ergonx.com.au

25/01/2026

Recurrent ingrown toenails can be brutal — swollen, infected, painful, and they just keep coming back. In today’s video we’re performing a Nail Wedge Resection + Phenolisation procedure, which is a permanent solution for the side of the nail that keeps ingrowing. ✅ We thoroughly anaesthetise the toe ✅ Antiseptise and prep the area safely ✅ Remove the problem nail edge (wedge) ✅ Apply the solution to stop that section of nail from growing back ✅ The result: no more repeat ingrowns in that corner Once the local anaesthetic goes in, the procedure is painless from there on — and it’s one of the most effective options for anyone who’s had recurrent ingrown toenails and wants a long-term fix. If you’re constantly dealing with redness, swelling, infection, or that sharp nail pain down the side of the toe — it’s worth getting properly assessed. Book here: ergonx.com.au

24/01/2026

This one’s a nasty, deep corn sitting under the ball of the foot (between toes 2 and 3) — and these are particularly painful because every step drives pressure straight into it. He’s a hardworking bloke in work boots, and you can clearly see the high-pressure wear points from being on his feet all day. Today we carefully removed the corn with a sterile No. 15 scalpel blade to relieve the pressure and get him walking comfortably again. We’ll review in 4 weeks to make sure it stays under control and doesn’t build back up. If you ever feel like you’ve “got a stone in your boot” but there’s nothing there — it might be a deep corn. For help with painful corns, pressure points, and sore feet from work boots, book in with us here: ergonx.com.au

Ergonx Arch Support Work Boot provides traction and confidence underfoot. The slip-resistant nitrile rubber outsole is d...
24/01/2026

Ergonx Arch Support Work Boot provides traction and confidence underfoot. The slip-resistant nitrile rubber outsole is designed for real-world worksites, gripping safely on oil, water, or uneven ground. Whether you’re on a factory floor or construction site, the tread pattern delivers stability and helps prevent workplace slips or falls.

Ergonx Elements Safety Work Boot: https://www.ergonx.com.au/work-boots

22/01/2026

If your toes go numb in your work boots, don’t ignore it — it’s often a sign your nerves are getting pinched. A really common cause we see in clinic is Morton’s neuroma / nerve entrapment, where the nerve between the toes gets irritated and compressed. It can feel like: • numb or tingling toes • burning or sharp pain in the forefoot • like you’re walking on a balled-up sock or a pebble inside your boot Why it happens in work boots Most of the time it comes down to pressure across the forefoot, especially if: ✅ your boot is too narrow or not deep enough ✅ your foot is rolling in too much (overpronation) and compressing the nerve ✅ the boot is squeezing the forefoot after long hours on your feet What actually helps The goal is to take pressure off the nerve and stop it getting irritated: • A wider, deeper work boot (so the forefoot isn’t squeezed) • Orthotics or supportive insoles to control foot roll • A metatarsal dome / met pad to lift and spread the forefoot and reduce nerve compression If you’ve been getting numb toes every day in your boots, it’s worth getting it checked — because the sooner you take pressure off the nerve, the easier it is to settle. For supportive work boots designed to reduce foot strain and improve comfort on the job, check out ergonx.com.au

22/01/2026

This patient came in convinced they had something stuck in their heel — like a piece of glass or a small stone. What it actually was is a plantar heel corn, which commonly feels exactly like walking on something sharp. These form when pressure builds over a specific point in the heel, often as the fat pad thins with age or footwear doesn’t cushion or offload properly. A hard central core develops under the callus and causes that pinpoint, stabbing pain. In clinic, we carefully remove the overlying callus and the corn using a number 15 blade in a sterile podiatry environment. Once the core is removed, patients usually feel instant relief. We’ll then look at pressure reduction strategies, footwear, cushioning and support to stop it coming back, and review as needed. If it feels like something is stuck in your foot but nothing is there — it’s often a corn. Ergonx.com.au

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