Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO)

Many conditions of the foot and ankle can be managed with this simple but effective orthotic. This vacuum formed piece is made from tough but lightweight material, with added ribbing for maximum strength and stability.

Deceptively simple for how well it works, this orthotic can help to provide a base of support which is important in dealing with muscle weakness, drop foot brought on by stroke, or limbs that are otherwise paralyzed. Regain normal positioning of the foot and ankle for those with muscles that have become contracted uncomfortably. Outward or inward turning feet can be repositioned, and deformities can be prevented or corrected. Arthritis sufferers will find relief with this orthotic, as will those with fractures that require extra support to speed the healing process. Ankle Foot Orthotics can help to improve normal motor function in children with Cerebral Palsy. The extra support is helpful in dealing with spastic movements. Ankle stability will be improved, which can help to reduce pain and to provide a more normal walking gait. This orthotic can improve confidence in movement, limit missteps and accidents, and provide a boost to anyone in the transition from sitting to standing.

Less awkward and heavy than some orthotics, this AFO can be worn comfortably for longer periods, which makes it a fantastic tool for improving mobility rather than one that the wearer must learn to deal with. Easily hand wash when not in use, and reapply with a simple velcro enclosure. Find the relief you’ve been looking for with an Ankle Foot Orthotic.

Key Features:

• Support for muscle weakness, drop foot, paralyzed limbs, fractures, or arthritis
• Prevent or correct deformities
• Improve motor function in children with Cerebral Palsy
• Improve ankle stability
• Lightweight
• Hand washable
• Velcro enclosure

Sized according to shoe size.

Sizes:
S (Men's 5-7, Women's 6 or less, some child sizes)
M (Men's 7.5-10, Women's 7 and up)
L (Men's 10.5-13)
XL (Men's 13 and up)

Note: Sizes are estimates. Individual foot width and shape must also be considered.