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This ankle brace provides excellent stability + can help plantar fasciitis. It is comfortable to wear day & night and fits into most shoes. The straps provide flexibility to adjust as needed to individual problem(s).
It looked so simple when they demonstrated it at the dr office...but I quickly forgot that and needed to check the online video. This brace has helped postpone a surgery (which is still needed).
Thank's for the info. Snowshoe. I wish I would have had it when I was first dx'd with the hurtful PF. As long as I use my orthotics I'm good now but it took a year to get over the initial pain.
Pea Diagnosed with A.S. 29 year's ago. Diagnosed with Fibro 10 year's ago. Remicade, Intrathecal Pain Pump 2013
Yes, this brace is lightweight but able to be finely adjusted to deal with multiple problems. Wish I had it 25 years ago when PF was at it's worse. Still, it's solving a couple problems and is more comfortable to wear when sleeping than the clunky boots & casts I've had.
Last edited by snowshoe; 03/14/1412:22 AM. Reason: Not a salesperson but would entertain offers for an infomercial starring Me
Does it keep ankle at a 90-degree angle? (Can't watch the video right now) I still have some PF pain on occasion, even with biologics and even after having both feet operated on for PF.
rumble, who has an assortment of braces, stretchy tape, orthotics, crutches and a high-mileage CAM walker.
