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OCSI SoftPro Gait Trainer AFO L4396 - Transitional Ankle Foot Orthosis for Mobility Support

OCSI SoftPro Gait Trainer AFO L4396 - Transitional Ankle Foot Orthosis for Mobility Support

SKU:FTB395-S-F
$133.99 - $133.99
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$133.99
$133.99 - $133.99
Pre-Order
$133.99
Size: S Size
Option: Fleece Option

Product Highlights:

  • FIND YOUR PERFECT FIT – MEN’S & WOMEN’S SHOE SIZE GUIDE Select the right size for a secure, supportive fit based on foot length and calf circumference: Foot Length – Small: 6–8", Medium: 8–10", Large: 10–11", X-Large: 11–12" Max Calf Circumference – Small: 15", Medium: 17", Large: 19", X-Large: 23" Measure heel-to-toe for foot length and around the widest part of the calf. Proper sizing ensures comfort, stability, and effective therapeutic alignment during recovery.
  • STATIC THERAPY FOR PLANTAR FLEXION CONTRACTURES The SoftPro Gait Trainer AFO supports and stabilizes the foot and ankle in a functional position, delivering effective static therapy for patients with plantar flexion or limited mobility.
  • GRADUAL STRETCH & MOBILITY SUPPORT Utilizes progressive extension stretch therapy to gently improve dorsiflexion, while supporting early-stage weight bearing and mobility for rehabilitation and gait recovery.
  • CUSTOMIZABLE, THERAPY-READY DESIGN Features an adjustable toe post, removable ambulation pad, and hip rotation bar to address internal/external hip movement—ideal for transitional recovery and tailored patient care.
  • PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.
OCSI SoftPro Gait Trainer AFO L4396 - Transitional Ankle Foot Orthosis for Mobility Support
OCSI SoftPro Gait Trainer AFO L4396 - Transitional Ankle Foot Orthosis for Mobility Support
$133.99
Size: S Size
Option: Fleece Option

Advanced Support for Mobility Rehabilitation and Ankle Contractures

Struggling with ankle contractures or limited mobility? The SoftPro Gait Trainer AFO L4396 offers a transformative solution to support progressive recovery. This PDAC-approved orthosis is designed to stabilize and protect the ankle and foot, enabling improved movement and comfort during rehabilitation. With features like progressive extension therapy, adjustable components, and a versatile design, the SoftPro Gait Trainer empowers users to regain independence.

Key Features

  • PDAC Approved L4396: Certified for therapeutic support in managing ankle contractures and plantar flexion.
  • Static Therapy Support: Positions, supports, and protects the ankle and foot, aiding plantar flexion management.
  • Progressive Extension Stretch Therapy: Provides gradual dorsiflexion to address plantar flexion and support weight-bearing recovery.
  • Adjustable Features: Includes a customizable toe post and detachable ambulating pad to meet various therapy needs.
  • Versatile Design: Features a hip rotation bar to manage internal and external rotations for enhanced alignment and functionality.

Indications

  • Ankle Contractures
  • Foot Contractures
  • Ankle Varus/Valgus Support
  • Leg Weakness
  • Foot Weakness
  • Leg Instability
  • Foot Instability
  • Plantar Flexion Management

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If you need fitting help, visit our Perfect Fit Guarantee page to schedule a free virtual fitting with our US brace specialists.

Sizes / Style

  • Liner options: Fleece (F) or Smooth (S)
  • Small: foot length 6–8 inches; max calf circumference 15 inches
  • Medium: foot length 8–10 inches; max calf circumference 17 inches
  • Large: foot length 10–11 inches; max calf circumference 19 inches
  • X-Large: foot length 11–12 inches; max calf circumference 23 inches

Sizing Guide

  • Foot length: Measure heel-to-toe while standing (or trace the foot on paper and measure the longest point).
  • Calf circumference: Measure around the widest part of the calf with the knee comfortably bent ~90 degrees.
  • Check your measurement against the size options. Select the size where your foot length fits the range and your calf is at or below the listed maximum circumference.

How to Wear / Fit

  1. Open all straps. Place the brace on a flat surface and seat the heel fully into the heel pocket.
  2. Lay the foot flat on the footplate. Secure foot straps first, then ankle and calf straps until snug and even.
  3. If prescribed, attach and adjust the toe post for gentle dorsiflexion stretch; increase slowly for comfort.
  4. If ambulating pad is used, attach it per instructions for brief assisted standing or gait training.
  5. Use the hip rotation bar (if included) as directed to manage inward or outward leg rotation.
  6. Recheck comfort and circulation (no numbness, tingling, or color change). Make small strap adjustments as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can foot drop be treated? + –

Yes, foot drop can often be treated using braces like AFOs, physical therapy exercises, and electrical stimulation to improve muscle strength and mobility. Braces such as the Leaf Spring AFO are effective for mild cases, while the Carbon Fiber AFO supports more severe conditions.
Top Pick: Brace Align Leaf Spring AFO

What is the best brace for foot drop? + –

The best brace depends on the severity of the condition. For mild to moderate foot drop, the Leaf Spring AFO is ideal, while severe cases benefit from the lightweight and durable Carbon Fiber AFO. Night splints are perfect for added nighttime support.
Top Pick: Brace Direct Carbon Fiber AFO

Can exercises help with foot drop? + –

Yes, targeted exercises can help strengthen the muscles responsible for lifting the foot. Common exercises include toe raises, ankle dorsiflexion, and resistance band training, all of which can support recovery when combined with braces.

How does an AFO help with foot drop? + –

An AFO (Ankle Foot Orthosis) helps by supporting the foot and ankle, keeping the toes from dragging during walking. It improves gait, prevents tripping, and allows individuals with foot drop to regain confidence and mobility.
See our collection of AFO braces

Why use a night splint for foot drop? + –

A night splint gently stretches the foot and ankle during sleep, keeping the foot in a neutral position. This reduces morning stiffness, prevents further tightness, and supports recovery for those with foot drop.
Top Pick: Brace Direct Comfort Padded Night Splint

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