Product Feature : 

• RECOMMENDED FOR: Stabilizing fractures of the lower leg and ankle and Achilles tendon, repairs of acute ankle sprains and soft tissue injury. Provides superior support to the foot and leg for more efficient healing.

• INNOVATIVE DESIGN The Range of Motion (R.O.M.) hinged brace is made with pre-set stops. Soft foam washable laminated material for comfort.

• An integrated pump allows for the liner to easily inflate and adjust, accommodating changes in edema during rehab

• ROM Walker is a comfortable walking boot that can be set to allow a specific amount of plantar flexion and dorsiflexion.

• The rocker sole has a non-skid surface that promotes a natural walking gait and provides a stable foot surface.

• The ROM Walker is the perfect device for limiting ankle motion after injuries or surgery. It can be used to regulate motion after Achilles tendon injuries, ankle fractures, and ankle sprains.

  Rom Walker Boot provides air inflation for help in healing and compression for swelling

• Hook and loop closure for easy adjustment and exact fit.

• Lightweight while strong and durable.

• Cushioned inner and outer sole provides shock absorption which helps improve comfort during ambulation

• A low profile rocker bottomwith slip resistant sole promotes a natural gait and reduces plantar pressure

• Features a soft liner design, constructed to ensure no seams are in critical post-surgical areas

• Universal fit allows the Walker Brace / Walking Boot to be worn on either the left or right foot

• Wide footbed provide a more comfortable fit and accommodate edema or bandages

• Malleable uprights for better fit and stabilization

Indications :

• Acute Ankle Sprains

• Swelling Management

• Soft Tissue Injuries

• Syndesmosis (High Ankle) Sprains

• Stress fracture of lower leg/ankle

• Forefoot/Mid Foot/Hind Foot Pain and Injury

• Stable Foot and/or Stable Ankle Fractures

• Post ORIF & Surgical Stabilization

• Post Tendon/Ligament Repairs

• Tarsal, Metatarsal & Phalange Fractures

• Post Bunion Surgery, Achilles Tendon Ruptures and/or Repairs