ANKLE
The only physiological movement of the ankle joint is flexion/extension of the foot relative to the leg. However, while walking, there may be lateral movements of the ankle, which can cause ligament damage (sprains) or bone injuries (malleolar fractures).
FOOT
The foot is essential for the human body to stand upright. It also plays a shock absorption role and serves to propel the foot forwards when walking. Feet can be subject to anatomical, tissue and articulation deformations.
OUR ANKLE BRACES, ANKLE SPLINTS, WALKER BOOTS, INSOLES AND HEEL INSERTS
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Designed for treating Achilles tendon disorders
Achilles Tendon Support (2)
- For mild to moderate ankle sprains
Ankle Splints (4)
- Provide shock absorption and distribution
Insoles and Heel Inserts (5)
- For resumption of sport and mild to moderate sprains
Ligament Ankle Braces (7)
- For relief from plantar fasciitis
Plantar Fasciitis Splints (3)
- For resumption of sport and mild sprains
Proprioceptive Ankle Braces (10)
- Pneumatic walking boot for treating severe sprains and malleolar fractures
Walking Braces (3)
