Breg Vectra Premium Tall Walker Boot L4387, L4386 - Advanced Fracture & Sprain Support

PDAC Approved

SKU:28401

$165.99 - $165.99

$165.99

$165.99 - $165.99

$165.99

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Product Highlights:

FIND YOUR PERFECT FIT – MEN’S & WOMEN’S SHOE SIZE GUIDE Select the correct size for secure, stabilized healing: Men’s – XS (<2.5), S (2.5–5.5), M (5.5–9), L (9–12.5), XL (12.5–17). Women’s – XS (<3.5), S (3.5–6), M (6–9.5), L (9.5–13), XL (13.5+). Accurate sizing helps ensure proper support and faster recovery.
TALL STRUCTURE FOR EXTENDED LOWER LEG IMMOBILIZATION Built for high-level stabilization, the tall boot height supports the foot, ankle, and lower leg—ideal for stress fractures, severe sprains, and post-surgical recovery requiring immobilization.
BREATHABLE AIRMESH LINER FOR COOL, DRY COMFORT Lightweight and ventilated, the Airmesh liner promotes airflow and moisture control, making this walker boot ideal for long-term wear through all phases of healing.
ROCKER BOTTOM DESIGN FOR NATURAL MOBILITY A dual-axis sole supports fluid movement and a more natural walking motion, reducing joint strain while encouraging safe, confident steps during the recovery process.
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.

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Shipping Time: 2 - 5 Days

Advanced Fracture & Sprain Recovery Walker Boot

The Breg Vectra Premium Non-Pneumatic Walker Boot delivers targeted support for lower leg fractures, sprains, and post-surgical recovery. This premium walker combines malleable aluminum uprights with a breathable Airmesh liner to ensure both stability and comfort. The dual-axis rocker bottom promotes natural walking mechanics, supporting your recovery from fractures, sprains, and surgical procedures.

Key Features:

PDAC Approved L4387OTS/L4386CF for Walker Boot, Non-Pneumatic with Adjustable Flexion
Malleable aluminum uprights provide essential stabilization for fracture healing and post-operative recovery
Advanced Airmesh liner technology ensures optimal airflow and moisture management during extended wear
Customizable strapping system accommodates post-surgical swelling and bandaging needs
Dual-axis rocker bottom design facilitates natural gait patterns during the healing process
Premium construction ensures reliable support for various foot and ankle conditions

MEASUREMENT:

Refer to our sizing chart for proper measurements, or visit our Perfect Fit Promise page for personalized fitting assistance from our medical team. Consider additional space for swelling and bandaging when selecting your size.

INDICATIONS:

Soft Tissue Injuries
Moderate to Severe Ankle Sprains
Syndesmosis (High Ankle) Sprain
Stable Foot/Ankle Fractures
Metatarsal Fracture
Foot/Ankle Post-Op
Bunionectomy Recovery
Post ORIF

Forefoot/Midfoot/Hindfoot Injuries
Foot Fracture
Ankle Fracture
Ankle Sprains & Strains
Foot Bunions
Tendon/Ligament Repairs
Foot Injury
Ankle Injury

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the side effects of wearing a medical walking boot? + –

Common side effects include mild discomfort, skin irritation, muscle stiffness, and sometimes temporary imbalance or back pain due to altered gait. However, if you're using the boot correctly, these side effects should be minimal or temporary. To ensure proper use and reduce potential side effects, follow our guide below.
5 Tips for Using a Medical Walking Boot Successfully.

When should I use a walking boot for a sprained ankle? + –

A walking boot is recommended for moderate to severe sprained ankles or when significant swelling or instability occurs. It provides stability, reduces swelling, and protects the ankle from further injury

How long does recovery take for a broken foot when using a CAM walking boot? + –

Typically, healing takes about 6 to 8 weeks, but it can vary based on fracture severity. Always follow your doctor’s advice regarding duration and weight-bearing activities.

Can you walk normally in a medical boot? + –

You can walk in a medical boot, but your gait will differ from normal walking. The boot's rocker-bottom sole helps mimic natural walking motion, though some adjustments in walking style and speed are typically necessary.

Why use a fracture boot instead of a traditional cast? + –

Walking boots are often preferred over traditional casts because they are adjustable, removable for hygiene, allow controlled mobility, and help manage swelling better than a fixed cast. They can improve comfort and convenience during recovery.