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KD Orthopedic Walking Boot: Post-op Boot for Broken Foot Sprained Ankle Achilles Injury - Air Cam Walker Fracture Boot
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KD Orthopedic Walking Boot: Post-op Boot for Broken Features
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INNOVATIVE AIR PUMP TECHNOLOGY: Inflatable bags in the lining of KD walking boots can increase stability and compressibility while effectively protecting a sprained ankle and promoting healing. To inflate, turn the knob to the ''inflate'' and press the bladder pump. To deflate, turn the knob to the ''deflate'' and the pressure will decrease.
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ROCKER SOLE AND SHOCK-ABSORBING INSOLE: This enables one to move about in a more natural way, takes less energy than one might in a flat-bottomed boot, and reduces the impact of heel strikes when walking. It makes it easier for a person who has broken a foot to walk around in this fracture boot.
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WIDE FOOTBED AND OPEN-TOE DESIGN: Medical boot has a wide footbed that minimizes any uncomfortable rubbing and allows for swelling, bandaging, or bunion treatment. The open-toe design of this walking foot brace makes it more breathable and comfortable.
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EXTRA STRONG POLYMER SHELL: This walking boot for broken foot shell is constructed entirely out of a polymer material that offers a strong fixed effect for ankle and foot, prevents injured parts from moving, and keeps them securely in place for more effective healing, also come with 2 soft pads.
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FITS RIGHT OR LEFT FOOT: Orthopedic boots for women and men used for acute ankle sprains, soft tissue injuries, post-operative use, and stable lower leg, foot, and ankle fractures. Please refer to the size chart before ordering.
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NOTE: The 2 soft pads are great to give the top of foot and the front of lower leg good cushioning against the velcro straps that help to hold your foot in the walking boot.
