Manufacturer and exporters of 11" Pneumatic ROAM walking boots with high quality and competitive price.
Customized service(including customized design /LOGO/ material / color / packings / sizes / boxes and so on)
Samples are available for testing.
Description:
Rocker bottom and low profile heels facilitate more natural gait pattern.
Soft foam liner for great comfort to the patient.aluminum reinforced uprights for better fit and stability.
ROM settings between 45palantas-flexion and 300dorsi-flexion in 7.50increments.
Uprights will lock in fixed position of 0°, 7.5°, 15°, 22.5° and 30° planar and Doris-flexion.
Adjustable air cells increase stability and compression while decreasing pain and swelling.
Hook and Loop closure for easy of application.
Features：
Short profile ankle walking boot
Injection molded shoe case, shoe case design conforms to human engineering mechanics.
Corrugated rubber foam sole, wear resistant and elastic.
Stamping forming alaruminum strips, aluminum bar fixed support effect is good.
The steel plate with hole is composed of adjustable hinge, make the Angle of the bolt type adjustment convenient
Upholstered sponge composite velvet and calico
Contains double balloon liner, which depresses the affected area
Indications:
1. Soft tissue trauma
2. Grade II/III sprains
3. Stable fracture (calcaneus, talus, metatarsal, metatarsal and other plantar fractures)
4. Use after surgery (internal fixation)
5. Use during trauma and rehabilitation
Available in 11” & 17” height
Size：XS /S/ M/ L /XL
| Size |
US size for women |
US size for men |
| XS |
4.5-6 |
1-3 |
| S |
6-8 |
3-7 |
| M |
7.5-11.5 |
6.5-10.5 |
| L |
10.5-13.5 |
9.5-12.5 |
| XL |
above 13.5 |
above 12.5 |
Other name:
Short Range of Motion (ROM) Walker Boot with airbags , Short hinged aircast walking boots, 11" Pneumatic ROM cam walker boot with foam liners, BREATHABLE AND HINGED walking boot, Low profile orthopedic hinged WALKING boot with ALUMINUM STAYS, short breathable hinged walker cast braces and immobilizers with foam, AIR BAGS walking boot for fractured ankle,AIR orthopedic boot for broken toe,ROAM Cam walking foot orthosis / boots / belts / leg splints / stabilizers / immobilizers/ sleeves / straps / wraps / bandage / cap holders / pads / compression / protectors / protection / guards / cam walker / walking cast boots / pain relief braces / lower limbs braces with hooks and loops (velcro tapes) for medical surgical pain or injury post op rehabilitation or postures or ecercise sports funcitonal protection,hiking boots and shoes,hiking shoes for men,lightweight walking boots customized for adult or kids.
FAQ:
Q1: What can you do in a walking boot?
A walking boot is a type of medical shoe used to protect the foot and ankle after an injury or surgery. The boot can be used for broken bones, tendon injuries, severe sprains, or shin splints. A walking boot helps keep the foot stable so it can heal. It can keep your weight off an area, such as your toe, as it heals.
Q2: Do you sleep with a walking boot on?
It is advised to sleep with one's walking boot on but with the straps loosened for optimal comfort. A helpful tip when sleeping with one's boot on is to surround the leg with pillows to make sure the injured foot is supported. This will also make it unlikely for one to displace their foot, leading to further injury.
Q3: How do I clean a walking boot?
Remove the liner from the frame and wash in warm water with a mild detergent. Allow to air dry completely before placing back in the frame. Do not place liner in washing machine or dryer as it may damage the inner air bladders. The frame of the boot may be cleaned with a damp cloth.
Q4: Can you wear a walking boot on either foot?
The high-top is typically used for an ankle or calf injury, while the low-top is generally worn for heel or top of foot injuries. ... They also are available to be used for either the right or left foot. All walking boots come with straps that use Velcro to hold the boot in place.
Q5: Do you need to use crutches with a walking boot?
Wear your walking boot as directed by your doctor. Move your foot in a normal walking motion without putting weight on it at first while using crutches to support your full weight. You want to get used to the weight of the walking boot and moving your foot in a normal walking motion again.
Q6:How long should you wear a walking boot?
If your ankle or foot required surgery, you may be instructed to use the boot for 6 to 8 weeks. This is especially true if your ankle is supported by plates and screws to promote healing of a fractured bone. Walking without support may place too much pressure on the injured area and could cause more damage.
Q7: Should you wear a sock with aircast?
Wearing a sock with your Aircast, especially when the weather is warm, can sometimes be uncomfortable. In these cases, your doctor can tell you if it is all right to take the sock and brace off for a short time to let your leg breathe.
Q8:Do you have to wear a cast for a fractured ankle?
The ankle is then put in a cast to hold the bone in place during healing. You will probably have to wear the cast for 4 to 8 weeks. For less severe fractures, a walking boot, brace, or splint may be all that is needed to hold the bone in place during healing. ... If you have a cast, remember to keep it dry.
