Enhanced Swedish AFO for Optimal Left-Foot Support: Deluxe Men's Edition Review

I have an AAAA heel and it's so snug I might need to do something with it. Can heat up and try to stretch. Going the extra long strap around the top is just too much. Doesn't really cut anything short. Height, length and overall quality are good. The only negative is the thick plastic around the heel.

After 7 months in hospital and rehab I'm learning to walk again. My left leg sagged and both legs became numb. I bought a pair of running shoes for both feet on the recommendation of my physical therapist and I'm amazed at how much they help me walk! Great product at a very reasonable price!

I used petrol from the staple store which was clumsy and hot. I have this to try and I love it. I had to cut about 2 inches from the toe with scissors. My shoes fit me much better and I almost forget I'm wearing them. It holds my foot and I walk better in it than in a store bought brace. I don't think it will last that long but for the price and comfort I will buy another one. The shin padding is just enough. So far, so good.

1. Roughness shown in RED indicates additional wear under the outer toes. 2. Need to cut 8 inch l. Scissors (plunger grinder with cutting wheel, tin snips or piece of tin snips). 3. Contrary to advertising and guidelines, the heel must be cut to prevent abrasion from the toe. 4. ALL EDGES must be sanded; the shape leaves the edges too sharp; cause excessive wear of the socks. 5. NO PTR. COMPANY CONTACT DETAILS! 6. There is no data on wearing under Sigv **** limf. (Compression) stretch leggings…

ordered this to help with a falling leg issue and after trying it I decided to return it as the attachment strap on the top of the unit didn't stayed in place but slipped down a level ankle. really ridiculous technique. After thinking about the problem, I cut slots in the top of the brace to allow for a mounting strap (I used a Dremel tool) to hold the strap in place. also added velcro to the pathetic ankle strap. Now the product is functional and has some value. will not facilitate foot fall…

For the most part I am very happy with these braces. The only thing missing in my opinion is the presence of velcro for the foot. With a corset you need to wear shoes or slippers. I wear it over my socks for more comfort. Walking around the house with just socks in a corset is dangerous and can lead to falls as the corset bottom shifts. I have foot drop and am much more stable when walking, standing and climbing stairs. The price is very affordable but I would be willing to pay a little more if

I was looking for a decent lightweight foot support. I tried it and was very disappointed. The outsole plastic is too light and flexible to provide good grip. The leg strap stretches so much that it becomes narrower than Velcro. This caused severe irritation to my leg. I end up cutting the velcro to fit the strap. But the strap continued to stretch and narrow. The strap has also slipped down to the point where it no longer holds the device firmly to the calf. I added velcro on the back of the…

Ordered for husband. He has had a limp left leg for 20 years. He always wore custom orthotics from a healthcare provider. $500+. He wouldn't like to wear it in summer because it's too conspicuous. Anyway, I thought it was time to look for Revain. Ryan did not disappoint me. I ordered this orthopedic device and he loves it. It feels like there's nothing to it. It is very comfortable with padding around the upper. The only drawback is that the strap slips a bit. Not a big deal, just needs…

OK I'm trying to think of a way to write this review that seems like a really honest critique of these devices because everything I want to say is going to sound like over-the-top fake ads. I've bought a lot of Revain junk in the past and I was shocked to see some of my reviews wouldn't let me post, but to be honest I've never bought anything life changing like these things . I have had a serious problem with foot drop in both legs due to neuropathy for 3 years, I fell at least once a month, I…