Aircast AirHeel Ankle Support Brace Without Stabilizers Large

Description

Made of a latex-free, compression spandex with aircells incased in waterproof nylon. Made of a latex-free, compression spandex with aircells incased in waterproof nylon. The aircells have been tested with 1000 lbs. The Aircast AirHeel is constructed of lightweight, breathable materials, making this brace extremely comfortable. Air is forced into the chamber surrounding the Achilles tendon, which then inflates. Its easy to wear, simply slip the brace on like a sock, and adjust the Velcro strap for the proper fit. The inflated Achilles chamber applies compression to the Achilles tendon to shorten the lever arm, therefore reducing strain on the tendon. The aircells have been tested with 1000 lbs. The Aircast AirHeel ankle brace is already inflated, so no pump is needed. The Aircast AirHeel is equipped with two interconnected aircells, located under the foot arch and in back of the Achilles tendon. The Aircast AirHeel Ankle Brace treats plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, and heel pain by applying pulsating compression with every step, which helps reduce swelling and enhance circulation. of pressure to withstand the force from running, jumping and landing, and other high impact activities. When you take a step, the first air chamber (under the arch) begins to collapse thus reducing the stress to the plantar fascia under the arch. The universal fit allows the Aircast AirHeel to be worn on either the left or right foot.

Key Features

• Its easy to wear, simply slip the brace on like a sock, and adjust the Velcro strap for the proper fit.
• The universal fit allows the Aircast AirHeel to be worn on either the left or right foot.
• The aircells have been tested with 1000 lbs.
• Made of a latex-free, compression spandex with aircells incased in waterproof nylon.
• The Aircast AirHeel is constructed of lightweight, breathable materials, making this brace extremely comfortable.
• The Aircast AirHeel is equipped with two interconnected aircells, located under the foot arch and in back of the Achilles tendon.