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

Designed to immobilize, support and stabilize the ankle joint
Sleek design allows it to be used inside the shoe.
Effectively control inversion & eversion movement of ankle.
Good cushioning enhances patient comfort.
Light weight enhances compliance
Easy to clean
One size, that fits all
Moulded splint with perfect anatomy provides effective immobilization and has pleasing aesthetics.
It enhances comfort to injured ankle, reduces chances of sports related injuries in recurrent ankle problems and quicker healing after injuries.
Unique figure of eight strapping has an effective gripping around the ankle
Moulded Ethafoam foam pad provides optimal compression and pressure.
Bilateral symmetry allows it to be used for either ankle.
Neoprene sleeves provide good cushioning and reduce pressure of gripping straps.
Disengage the hook loops to make it ready to use
Place the heel on the middle heel piece between the two moulded splint shells
Adjust heel piece straps to align the splint shells to the anatomy of ankle area
Now holding the splint on either side apply reverse buckle fasteners starting from bottom to top
Tighten straps optimally to ensure intimate fit
Read the label carefully before using it
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals at risk of ankle strain or minor instability due to daily activity, sports, or prolonged standing — helps provide gentle support, maintain joint alignment, and reduce the likelihood of discomfort or injury from the start. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal when ankle pain, swelling, or mild instability appear — supports targeted stabilization, helps reduce strain on ligaments and muscles, and promotes safer movement during daily activities or exercise. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with chronic ankle weakness, post-injury recovery, or recurrent sprains — helps provide sustained immobilization, enhance joint stability, aid rehabilitation, and support long-term ankle protection and mobility.

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