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Ankle metatarsal fixation brace
Product Introduction
The Ankle Fixation Brace / Walking Boot is a professional medical device designed to stabilize the ankle and foot after fractures, severe sprains, ligament tears, or post-surgery recovery. It helps prevent secondary injuries, supports load-bearing when appropriate, and provides compression to reduce swelling.
High-quality materials such as polymer-molded parts, breathable sponge gaskets, nylon straps, and rivets ensure durability and comfort. Adjustable fasteners and ergonomic design allow a precise fit for optimal immobilization while maintaining comfort for prolonged wear.
This brace is suitable for medical rehabilitation, sports injury recovery, and post-operative care under professional guidance.
Product specification
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Ankle Fixation / Walking Boot Brace |
| Material | Polymer molded parts, breathable sponge, nylon straps, rivets |
| Applicable Parts | Feet, Ankle |
| Category | Medical Device |
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
| Item Number | LG-XZ-ZH series |
| Sizes | S: 7.8–9 in, M: 9–9.8 in, L: 9.8–10.6 in, XL: 10.6–11.4 in |
| Adjustability | Multiple snap fasteners, adjustable inner lining |
| Inner Lining | Breathable, sweat-absorbent, detachable & cleanable |
| Walking Function | Some rigid models allow partial/full weight-bearing |
Target audience of the product
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Postoperative fracture patients requiring rigid fixation
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Severe sprain or ligament injury patients
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Mild sprain or sports protection users
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Individuals needing ankle support during rehabilitation exercises
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Patients advised by doctors or therapists for ankle immobilization
How to Use
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Always follow your doctor’s guidance regarding wearing time; do not wear 24 hours unless prescribed.
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Check skin regularly for redness, abrasions, or allergic reactions. Keep skin and brace clean and dry.
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Use non-weight-bearing rehabilitation exercises, such as toe movements or straight-leg raises, under medical supervision to prevent muscle atrophy.
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Adjust straps and fasteners for a snug but comfortable fit—neither too tight nor too loose.
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Disassemble or remove the brace during bathing or sleep only if approved by a doctor.
Safety tips
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Always consult a doctor or rehabilitation therapist before selecting brace type and wearing duration.
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Monitor skin condition frequently to prevent pressure sores or irritation.
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Avoid self-adjusting rigid braces without professional guidance.
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Keep the brace clean and dry to maintain hygiene and durability.
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Discontinue use and seek medical advice if discomfort, swelling, or pain occurs.
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