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WalkOn Flex AFO L1951 - Dynamic Brace for Foot Drop & Ankle Stability

SKU:FTB28U22-24-27-L

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Size: 24-27 Size
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Product Highlights:

  • DYNAMIC ROLLOVER SUPPORT: Discover fluid movement with the Flex AFO, supporting dorsiflexion and dynamic rollover, enabling natural load distribution during activities like crouching and stair climbing.
  • IMPROVED GAIT PATTERN: The Flex AFO fosters a physiological gait by elevating the foot during the swing phase, enhancing safety, and reducing the risk of stumbles and falls.
  • FLEXIBLE ANKLE JOINT: Designed for those seeking greater ankle joint flexibility, the lightweight glass and carbon fiber composite offers enhanced movement and knee support.
  • DISCREET AND COMFORTABLE: Experience comfort and discretion with the Flex AFO's lightweight design, easily worn under clothing and compatible with most shoes.
  • 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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WalkOn Flex AFO L1951 - Dynamic Brace for Foot Drop & Ankle Stability
WalkOn Flex AFO L1951 - Dynamic Brace for Foot Drop & Ankle Stability
$599.99
Size: 24-27 Size
Option: Left Option

Dynamic Support for Foot Drop and Gait Correction

The WalkOn Flex AFO L1951 by Brace Direct is a lightweight and innovative ankle-foot orthosis designed to assist individuals managing foot drop, ankle instability, and other mobility challenges. Made with a unique glass and carbon fiber composite, this advanced brace offers an ideal balance of flexibility and support. It ensures exceptional dorsiflexion assistance, promoting a safer, more natural gait while reducing fatigue and the risk of stumbling.

Key Features:

  • PDAC Approved L1951: Spiral-style ankle-foot orthosis made of durable composite materials, prefabricated for quick fitting and adjustment to provide optimal support for foot drop and ankle instability.
  • Energy-Returning Technology: Carbon fiber composite stores and releases energy during the gait cycle, ensuring efficient movement and reducing physical strain.
  • Dynamic Rollover Support: Promotes smooth heel-to-toe transitions, enabling natural load distribution during walking, crouching, and stair climbing.
  • Flexible Composite Construction: Combines glass and carbon fiber for enhanced flexibility in the ankle and knee, perfect for individuals seeking more mobility.
  • Lightweight and Slim Design: The discreet construction fits seamlessly under clothing and pairs with most stable footwear, making it perfect for everyday wear.
  • Customizable Fit: Dual hook-and-loop straps provide a secure and adjustable fit for both left and right legs, accommodating a variety of foot sizes and shapes.

MEASUREMENT:

Find your perfect fit with our sizing chart or visit our Perfect Fit Promise page for personalized fitting assistance.

  • EU 36-39: Men 4.0-6.5; Women 5.5-8.0 - Left/Right
  • EU 39-42: Men 6.5-9.5; Women 8.0-11.0 - Left/Right
  • EU 42-45: Men 9.5-11.0; Women 11.0-12.5 - Left/Right
  • EU 45-48: Men 11.0-13.5; Women 12.5-15.0 - Left/Right

INDICATIONS:

  • Foot Drop
  • Ankle Instability
  • Stroke Recovery
  • Multiple Sclerosis
  • Peroneal Paralysis
  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
  • Limb Spasticity
  • Ankle Contractures
  • Gait Correction
  • Neurological Conditions

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Therapeutic Benefits of the WalkOn Flex AFO

The WalkOn Flex AFO offers dynamic rollover support and enhanced flexibility, empowering individuals with foot drop and ankle instability to stay active and independent.

  • Dynamic Rollover Support: Promotes natural load distribution during walking, crouching, and stair climbing for smoother movement.
  • Improved Gait Stability: Lifts the foot during the swing phase to reduce trips and falls, making walking safer and more natural.
  • Energy Storage and Release: Absorbs energy at heel strike and releases it during toe-off for efficient and effortless movement.
  • Lightweight and Comfortable: The slim, low-profile design fits easily under clothing for discreet and comfortable daily wear.
  • Increased Confidence: Designed for managing foot drop and neurological conditions, this brace supports a more independent and fulfilling lifestyle.

Advanced Features of the WalkOn Flex AFO

Experience innovative support and advanced features with this lightweight and dynamic ankle-foot orthosis:

  • Glass and Carbon Fiber Composite: Combines strength and flexibility, supporting the ankle and knee with natural movement.
  • Energy-Returning Technology: Stores and releases energy with each step to reduce physical strain and fatigue.
  • Spiral Design for Dorsiflexion Support: Provides reliable support for foot drop while promoting natural gait mechanics.
  • Slim and Low-Profile Construction: Lightweight and discreet, the brace pairs effortlessly with most stable footwear.
  • Adjustable Fit: Dual hook-and-loop straps ensure a secure and customizable fit for both right and left leg variations.

The Brace Direct Perfect Fit Promise

Achieve the ideal fit with Brace Direct’s Perfect Fit Promise. Schedule a free virtual fitting session with our expert team to ensure your WalkOn Flex AFO delivers maximum comfort and functionality. Visit our Perfect Fit Promise Page today to book your session and experience unmatched support.

FAQ


What is a flexible AFO?

A flexible AFO, like the WalkOn Flex AFO, is designed to offer greater flexibility in the ankle and knee while still providing necessary support for foot drop. Its glass and carbon fiber composite allows for dynamic movement, enabling a more natural and comfortable walking experience.


How do I put on the WalkOn Flex AFO?

For optimal use, place the WalkOn Flex orthosis inside your shoe first, ensuring it is positioned securely. Then, slide your foot into the shoe and adjust the hook-and-loop straps to ensure a snug but comfortable fit.


Do I need a special shoe for the WalkOn Flex?

No, the WalkOn Flex AFO is compatible with most standard shoes. However, it’s recommended to wear a sturdy shoe with a reinforced heel for added stability. The ideal heel height is 10 mm, but your clinician can provide specific guidance based on your needs.


Does an AFO help with walking?

Yes, an AFO like the WalkOn Flex improves walking by lifting the foot during the swing phase, reducing the risk of stumbling, and promoting a smoother and safer gait. Its energy-returning technology also helps reduce fatigue during daily activities.


Can I play sports while wearing the WalkOn Flex AFO?

Certain low-impact activities may be suitable, but it’s important to consult your clinician for specific recommendations. Avoid extreme or abrupt movements to ensure safety and maintain the integrity of the orthosis.


Can I drive a car with the WalkOn Flex AFO?

Driving with the WalkOn Flex AFO depends on your ability to safely control the vehicle. Consult your clinician to determine if the brace will affect your driving and always follow local and state laws.


How do I care for the WalkOn Flex AFO?

Wipe the orthosis with a damp cloth and mild soap to clean it regularly. The calf pads are machine washable at 40Β°C and should be washed at least twice a week. Allow all components to air dry completely before reassembling.


What is the WalkOn Flex AFO used for?

The WalkOn Flex AFO is used to manage foot drop and related conditions. It provides dynamic dorsiflexion support, assists with walking mechanics, and enhances mobility for individuals with neurological or muscular impairments.


What conditions require an AFO?

An AFO is commonly prescribed for conditions such as foot drop, stroke recovery, multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury (TBI), peroneal paralysis, limb spasticity, and ankle instability.