🦶 Ossur Foot-Up Drop Foot Brace Large size, Black - Orthopedic Ankle Brace Support with Adjustable Cushioned Wrap for Comfort (8.5-10.25 inches) Review

Absolutely better than wearing the AFO the doctor prescribed for my foot. I still have to be careful to elevate my foot a bit so it doesn't catch on my toe but sooo much better than the bulky AFO which was really affecting my gait and causing hip issues. I wish I could find a way to use it with other shoes instead of lace-ups. Likewise. Beware the bandage around the ankle is VERY SMALL! I am an average height woman. No extra weight or big ankles. First I ordered Wednesday. It should be listed…

I use this bandage in combination with a shoe bandage without shoes. I found that this brace became more comfortable when I reversed the bandages and used the ankle piece on the foot and the foot piece on the ankle. It stays in place better and supports your foot better. Wearing it over something sticky like slippers makes it even more comfortable as it stays in place without having to wrap it as tightly. I also added some velcro strips around the ankle as the velcro on the wrap is not enough…

It took me a few presses to figure out how far down I had to push my laces to attach the elastic base to the flexible foot brace. After getting to know this place, I can say that it's great for two reasons: (1) price; (2) It works. I didn't have to worry about breaking my leg because I wear compression stockings like regular socks. My orthopedic expert kind of mentioned a leg brace, but it was a lot cheaper than the other types she suggested. PS The information from other users about the need…

I used to buy an Osur leg brace. The picture showed the attached barefoot piece. I thought it was included. It is not. So the day the corset arrived I called Osur who told me that any issues with Revane should be sorted out. To my surprise, they are non-refundable. Decided to order. Big mistake. The corset is difficult to put on, poor quality and doesn't do what it's supposed to do. The total price was $70. So I'm stuck with a very expensive, ineffective brace support product. The best braces…

Thing works great. Helps me walk normally without tripping over pebbles. follow up. I've had this bandage for a year now. I actually bought three more for my other shoes. You can only use with lace up shoes if someone didn't know. The flap between the tongue and the elastic opens to let the lace through when tightening, otherwise it won't stay in. Some people didn't know that. I even have one on a low-cut work boot. Anyway, it works great for me. I have nerve damage in my right foot that causes

This Foot Up Orthosis or AFO is amazing! First of all, make sure that the laces of the sneakers cross between the strap that attaches to the ankle. My foot fell badly from nerve damage in a near-fatal motorcycle accident. I've been wearing a custom carbon fiber AFO for both the drop foot and ankle for almost a year. In October 2019 I had a bowstring graft in my midfoot to support the outside of my ankle. After surgery and the need for another custom carbon fiber AFO and PT, I just switched to…

Supports the leg. Excellent. I got rid of the corset that went all the way up my calf which was very restrictive. She feels a lot more free and people don't see her as disabled (she's had spinal surgery and a limp leg from a car accident, among other things). I heard that the strap is starting to stretch but after a week it stopped. Just take a look. The only real problem is that it didn't come with instructions and I had to find out and make sure it fit properly in the shoe, the price is WAY…

Satisfied the product does not have its sole function. It consists of two parts. One wraps around the ankle and the other attaches to the shoe. Attachment to shoes is the main issue. This is achieved by inserting a flexible plastic pad between the laces. The plastic piece is quite wide and doesn't fit because the tongue of my boots is connected to the body of the boot for almost the entire length, so I had to trim it to fit, but it doesn't matter. The "springy" strap that connects the plastic…

First of all I'm not sure what I paid for as the little box with these things seems to be fake. I only found one strap and one insert put it in the box.But in the instructions and pictures there are 3 parts: 2 straps and one insert, one strap for shoelaces and one strap for walking without shoes.Second, it is very difficult to connect the insert to the ankle strap.Very little flexibility and if you pull a little more the insert comes too close to the ankle and doesn't lift anything.I have it…

If you have saggy feet and need to keep your toes from stumbling these are great. They keep my feet at a 90 degree angle to my leg, but since they're attached with a flexible strap, I can walk up and down hills with ease. With those custom-made hard plastic braces (the standard tool that Medicare pays for [at a high cost to the government!]) walking up and down the hill normally is all but impossible. However, these things do not require an expensive customization process and are very…