
Dr. Odin Anklet with Closed Heel Skin for Pain Relief and Stability (XL)
Dr Odin
Optimal boot support used for severe and recurrent ankle sprains.
Effective during stable fractures of the fibula, talus, calcaneus and medial malleolus.
Superior immobilization with an inbuilt air compression system
Inner foam liner and pad provide good cushioning and comfort
Reverse buckle strapping mechanism for easy application
Clean and durable
Shock-absorbing insole reduces the impact of the heel strike while walking
The 360-air ankle walking boot has a circumferential, semi-rigid shell that offers maximum support to the leg/ankle following injury or post-operative procedures
Medial/lateral air bladders offer customized compression to increase comfort and reduce edema
Rocker sole helps promote a natural gait to allow Continuation of daily activities.
Adjustable toe guard for added protection.
Unfasten all the straps and remove the liner from the booth make sure that the air knob is rotated in the direction marked for deflation.
Place the foot into the liner and make sure that the heel is placed far back against the back portion of the liner fasten and wrap foot flaps first then fasten the leg portion of the liner should be snug from top to bottom but should not be constrictive once the foot and leg are properly placed.
Gently remove the pull up which are still intact to the structs fasten the straps starting from the toe the moving up the limb do not over tighten as it may cause excess pressure on the injury resulting in discomfort to rotate the knob in the direction marked for inflation to firmly tighten in.
Now, push the air inflation bulb in the repetition till the liner gets inflated around the leg to a Comfortable level.
Keep reaching out of children
Read the instruction label carefully before using

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