At Nike Boulder, explore the future of sport through innovative footwear, apparel, and gear. With premium service and personalized guidance, we're here to help every athlete perform their best.
Established in 1988, Active Imprints has been helping people of all walks of life with their unique custom orthotics. If you are suffering from sore feet, plantar fascitis, knee pain, shin splints, back pain, custom orthotics might just be the solution. We offer a free consultation to determine you biomechanics and foot-type. We mold in house or offer a mail order system. Having served the Boulder area for over 30 years, we have a proven product and philosophy that has helped world class athletes to grandmas stay active and comfortable. Active Imprints also launched their new footwear line ACTIVE88. Light-weight, breathable, comfortable running shoes and athleisure shoes. You won't believe how comfortable they are!!
Allbirds
Visit the Allbirds store at Boulder, CO for the latest in sustainable shoes and clothing. Our Pearl Street store offers apparel and footwear for runners, hikers, gym-goers and people who just want to relax in style.
New to Yelp but not Colorado! Boulder and Longmont locations. PTI is an "in-house" fabrication facility and is the first and only full service in house fabrication facility along Colorado's front range to utilize 3D scanning, 3D printing, CAD design, CAM manufacturing and CNC machining. Founder, Aaron Anderson, C. Ped also has 26 years of experience fabricating hand crafted orthoitcs. We are trained in many different posting, fabrication, modification and manufacturing methods. Having vast material knowledge with PE foams, high temperature hi strength thermoplastics, composites, visco-elastic polymer gels and fused filaments means you can get the best product for your particular application directly from the manufacturer of the product. PTI is dedicated to feet orthotic, sports performance insole fabrication and shoe modifications 100% of the time. Many shoe stores, sport specific coaches, bike fitters and health care workers with no formal training in foot biomechanics or manufacturing methods offer similar products. They are not orthotic facilities and have the product fabricated by a third party lab or use inferior methods such as foam impression boxes or by molding the orthotic directly to your foot.
