Pneumatic Walking Boot

Description:

• Inflatable Aircells: Provide adjustable compression to reduce swelling and enhance support.
• Rocker Bottom Design: Facilitates a natural gait during walking.
• Contoured Strut Design: Ensures a better fit and increased support.
• Shock-Absorbing Sole: Minimizes impact forces and plantar pressure.
• Available in 11" and 17" heights to accommodate different leg lengths.
• 11’’ - SHORT WALKING BOOT (S, M, L, XL)
• 17’’ - LONG WALKING BOOT (S, M, L, XL)
• Enhanced Support: The combination of inflatable aircells and a contoured strut design offers superior stability.
• Comfortable Fit: Soft foam liners and adjustable straps ensure a snug and comfortable fit.
• Facilitated Healing: The rocker bottom design promotes a natural walking motion, aiding in the recovery process.
• Compatibility : Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Recommended For:

This walking boot is intended for individuals recovering from:

• Grade II/III ankle sprains
• Stable fractures of the fibula, talus, calcaneus, and medial malleolus
• Post ligament, soft tissue, and tendon surgeries
• Forefoot or midfoot injuries

Instructions:

• Insert the injured foot into the Pneumatic Walking Boot.
• The foot should rest flat on the boot's base, with the heel at the back of the boot.
• Ensure that the foot is properly aligned and the boot fits snugly without causing excessive pressure or discomfort.
• Start by securing the bottom straps first, making sure they hold the foot and ankle firmly but comfortably.
• Secure the upper straps around the calf, making sure the boot is tight enough to provide support but not restrict blood flow or cause discomfort.
• Ensure the boot stays in place during walking and does not shift or slide around the foot or ankle.
• The boot has an inflatable air bladder that can be adjusted for personalized compression.
• This helps provide better support and can help reduce swelling in the foot and ankle area.
• Locate the air pump or valve on the boot. Gently press the pump to inflate the air bladder, which will provide the compression.
• Inflate until you feel a firm, comfortable pressure. Avoid over-inflating, as this may cause discomfort. Deflate it to adjust the compression or to relieve pressure when needed.

Product Maintenance:

• Clean the boot regularly with a damp cloth.
• Use mild soap and water to wipe the surface of the boot.
• Do not submerge the boot in water.
• Ensure the inflatable air bladders are kept dry and free from moisture. Excessive moisture can affect the function of the boot.
• Let the walking boot air dry naturally in a well-ventilated area.
• Store it in a clean and dry place when not in use to prevent any damages from moisture or dirt.