Orthopaedic Air Walker Boot for Ankle Injuries (Medium)

About this item

• Comfortable wearing experience: There are high-quality sponge and soft fabric inside in contact with the skin, which reduces friction and discomfort. At the same time, the overall shape is designed to fit the natural curves of the human foot and leg, so that it will not be too hard or ill-fitting to bring additional pain to the user, and even if worn for a long time, it can still maintain a relatively comfortable state, which is convenient for daily movement and rest time use.
• Top-notch assistance: Manufactured with durable and ergonomic materials, it offers robust support for the foot, ankle, and lower leg. Whether dealing with a minor fracture or more severe injury, it can aid in stabilizing the affected area, reducing unnecessary movements, preventing further damage from improper actions, and effectively promoting proper healing of the bones by creating a protective barrier around the injured limb.
• Adjustable inflatable design: This kind of fracture boot is equipped with an inflatable function, in the early stage of the injury when the swelling is more obvious, appropriate deflation makes the internal space of the boot more loose to avoid excessive pressure on the injured area; as the swelling gradually subsides, it can be inflated with a certain amount of gas to make it better fit the foot and calf and provide stable support, which provides customised immobilisation environments for different stages of the recovery process.
• Lightweight: the overall choice of lightweight materials to build, will not add too much burden to the injured limb. Compared with the traditional heavy fixed brace, the patient can walk or move more easily when wearing it, not because of the weight of the brace itself, which is conducive to the recovery period to properly carry out some necessary activities and exercises to promote blood circulation and the overall recovery of the body.
• Easy to put on and take off: The elasticity is further adjusted through the Velcro, which makes it easier for the user to put on and take off the brace without too much assistance from others, even if the injured person has limited mobility, which saves time and energy.