
Dr. Odin Anklet with Closed Heel Skin for Pain Relief and Stability (XL)
Dr Odin

Left / Right:
Size:
Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Effectively compresses the ankle region.
Supports air circulation.
Light weight construction Allows free movements of the ankle.
Stabilization at either side of ankle Available in 3 different sizes.
Useful in Ankle sprain, swelling in ankle, muscle & ligament injury and sports injuries.
Stabilizer molded at a 60-degree angle: helps guard against sprains and prevent rollover Anatomically designed for prophylactic support; easily fits into athletic footwear Lightweight design with breathable material provides cool protection and comfort.
Single strap for simplified application replaces time consuming lacing.
Wear the ankle support on your ankle; stretch and fasten with the Velcro as per your comfort.
Hand wash with mild detergent.
Don’t dry clean; don’t iron or bleach.
Don’t wear it too tight.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals engaging in sports or other physical activities that place stress on the ankles — helps provide early support, maintain stability, and encourage proactive joint care to prevent strains or injuries.
Secondary Prevention: Ideal when early signs of ankle discomfort, weakness, or minor sprains appear — supports proper alignment, reduces stress on the joint, and helps prevent further injury.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals recovering from sports injuries or managing chronic instability — helps maintain joint stability, support healing, and promote long-term ankle health and safe return to activity.

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