Walking Boot for Foot/Ankle/Leg Stress Fractures
Stress fractures in the ankle, foot, shin or lower leg often occur due to overuse. Tiny cracks in the bones occur due to the inability for the body to take impact. If not treated, stress fractures can lead to a full fracture. Stress fractures occur more commonly in runners or athletes of high-impact sports but can happen to anyone. If you have a stress fracture, it is important to immediately rest, ice, compress, and elevate the foot. Whether you have a stress fracture in your metatarsals, shin or ankle, wearing a walking boot can help protect it from further injury. A medical walking brace will also provide the support you need as you let your bones heal. It can take 6-8 weeks to heel depending on the severity of your stress fracture. As soon as you confirm or suspect a stress fracture in your foot, ankle or leg, immobilize the foot with a walking brace so you can recovery quickly.
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$79.58On Sale 0% Off Save $0.00(11) ReviewsAircast® AirSelect™ features unparalleled comfort with clinically proven technology that promotes faster healing. The semi-rigid shell and dual aircells offer 360° compression of the foot and ankle to control swelling and stabilize movement during recovery.
Recommended for:
- Stable fracture of foot and/or ankle
- Severe Ankle Sprains
- Post-Operative Recovery
- Management of Edema (swelling)
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$50.77On Sale 0% Off Save $0.00(8) ReviewsUltimate ankle support with the ProCare XcelTra Air Tall—designed for serious injuries. Air cushioning and adjustable straps deliver superior stability and all-day comfort. Perfect for sprains, fractures, and post-surgical recovery—move confidently every step.The XcelTrax Air Tall can be used to treat or prevent the following leg injuries:
- Immobilization of the Lower Leg, Ankle, and Foot
- Foot Fracture
- Achilles Tendon Repair
- Acute Lateral Ankle Sprains
