
Dr. Odin Anklet with Closed Heel Skin for Pain Relief and Stability (XL)
Dr Odin
Effective as a prophylaxis for sportspeople.
Made with high-performance fabric that allows movement.
Four-way stretch allows easy application.
100% cotton fabric for comfort in use.
Available in different sizes: S, M, L, XL, and XXL.
Specially designed ankle binder made from specialized elastic materials.
Anatomically shaped for better compression and grip and easy ankle movement.
Perfect conformance to the complex ankle anatomy improves the comfort and efficacy of the binder.
Four-way stretchable fabric ensures effective compression along with user comfort.
Comfortable immobilization provided by the binder makes it ideal for everyday use.
Step on the heel opening.
Continue to wrap the strap around your leg.
Crossover and tighten the crisscross straps to the top part of the ankle support.
Hand wash with mild detergent.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention
Ideal for athletes and active individuals — Assists in preventing ankle injuries and strains during sports or physical activity.
Secondary Prevention
Suitable for people with ankle sprains- Helps provide relief from ankle sprains, swelling in the ankle, muscle and ligament injuries, and sports injuries.
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for chronic ankle issues or post-injury recovery — Aids in providing proper immobilization, improving stability while helping in safe rehabilitation.

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