This shoe is fantastic for my stress fractured foot. So much better than the boot. Well made, high quality, easy to put on, and comfortable. Highly recommend it.
This machine was amazing. I had rotator cuff, bicep and labrum surgery and it was the best purchase!
I use my boot every night to sleep in and I love it. It's so comfy and stays well!
My husband got this for a very bad ankle injury he had and he was amazed how this was much better quality than items he was given at the doctors office for past foot injuries. He said for being a medical boot it's relatively comfortable and definitely put off all the strain on his foot/ankle and gave full support.
Arrived very quickly! The quality of this brace is great. Fits very well and is so supportive. My husband gets instant relief from his knee pain when he wears this brace.
Very comfortable and easy to use!
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A former Division 1 volleyball player, Jenny recovered from hip labral tear and FAI surgery with a doctor-prescribed Breg Post-Op T-Scope Hip Brace, physical therapy, and a lot of perseverance. After a first surgery left her still in pain, she researched her condition in the r/HipImpingement community on Reddit, sought a second opinion, and found a hip preservation specialist for a revision surgery that finally worked. This is her story, the brace that protected her repair day and night, and how to support your own hip recovery.
An ankle-foot orthosis (AFO) is a brace worn around the lower leg, ankle, and foot that provides stability and improved mobility. AFOs are most commonly prescribed for foot drop, a condition that makes it difficult to lift the front of your foot during walking. This guide breaks down the different types of AFOs available, explains which conditions each type is designed for, and helps you choose the right one for your needs.
Plantar fasciitis causes sharp heel pain when you stand up each morning. That’s because the band of tissue under your foot tightens while you sleep. Night splints hold your foot in a gentle stretch overnight. This keeps the tissue from...
