Geta concepts for the elderly

1. Concept 1
Lewis Pak GloballersBrief Geta for the elderly
Soft padded surface for comfort
Symmetrical strap to allow use by either foot
Maintains tradition of being manufactured
from a single block of wood
Curved front and rear allows user to
walk more comfortably
More rectangular shape for males with more
rounded shape for females
Larger ‘teeth’ to provide extra stability

2. Concept 2
Lewis Pak GloballersBrief Geta for the elderly
Rubber ‘teeth’ that can slightly compress
depending on the terrain and weight
distribution of the user
More ergonomic shape for comfort
More ergonomic results in distinction
between left and right sides which can
reduce practicality
Slightly curved front and rear ‘teeth’ to
allow for more natural movement when
walking
Wooden tips to maintain the traditional
sound when walking with a Geta Extra ‘tooth’ for stability
Padded layer inset into the Geta for comfort

3. Concept 3
Lewis Pak GloballersBrief Geta for the elderly
Two large curved ‘teeth’ to provide extra
support when walking
Padding includes instep support to aid
comfort and posture
The ‘teeth’ are slightly wider than the Geta to
provide extra support on the sides
Large cotton strap provides comfort and
durability
Straps can be replaced and customised
Ergonomic shape of the Geta similar to
flip-flops