AliMed 63497 zviedru AFO, sieviešu labā, melna, melna labā

Name: AliMed 63497 zviedru AFO, sieviešu labā, melna, melna labā
Brand: AliMed
SKU: 0756832706633
Price: 97.71 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:AliMed

2.6/5

€
97.71

FREEDOM Swedish AFO ir injekcijas veidā veidota polietilēna šina, kas nodrošina statisku dorsiflexion palīdzību un sānu stabilitāti visai pēdas-potītes zonai. Iesmidzināšanas formēšana nodrošina biezāku polietilēnu vertikālā virzienā, lai nodrošinātu stingrību, un plānāku pamatni, ko var apgriezt ar parastajām šķērēm. Ja nepieciešams, šinas tālākai veidošanai var izmantot siltuma pistoli. Zemā arka un atvērtais papēdis piešķir šai šinai racionālu profilu, kas viegli iederas jebkurā kurpē. Polsterēta āķa un cilpas siksna nostiprina AFO ap ikru. Pieejams pa kreisi vai pa labi, vīriešu un sieviešu stilos. Apgrieziet ar šķērēm. Izmēri: Vīriešiem der līdz vīriešu izmēram 12. Sieviešu der līdz sieviešu izmēram 9-1/2.

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EAN: 0756832706633

Kategorijas Industriālie un zinātniskie priekšmeti, Medicīniskais aprīkojums un iekārtas, Brāķīši, Ķīlas un balsti, Kāju un kāju balsti, Pēdas balstiņi,

Preces iepakojuma izmērs: 10,5 L x 9,5 W x 3,25 A. Plānāka pēdas plāksne, ko var apgriezt ar parastajām šķērēm. Iesmidzināšana ļauj iegūt biezāku polietilēnu. Nodrošina statisku dorsiflexion palīdzību un sānu stabilitātes zonu.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Brand	AliMed
Color	Black
Country of Origin	USA
Item model number	63497
Manufacturer	AliMed
Product Dimensions	11 x 9.5 x 4 inches; 3.84 Ounces
Size	Women's Right
Use for	Feet

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Scritto da: PAmazon Customer

Disappointed

I purchased this because it is black in color and has 1 wide leg strap. I love the color. It goes very well with my pants. But I should have returned it because as soon as I out my foot in it, I knew that there was a problem. Now it is too late. I thought it would adapt like my 1st AFO brace. The foot portion that comes from the heel to under the foot at the instep area is too far into the foot. I wore it today (1/11/2023) for the 1st time and couldn't wait to get back home and get it off. It rubbed through my socks to the point I was afraid of developing a blister. The strap kept loosening even though I readjusted it several times. It even slid apart where it overlapped. If there is a solution, I would love to know what that is. Otherwise, it is an expensive mistake.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Does the job. Can’t beat the price.

Decent AFO for the cost. Long review: I use an Ottobock Walk-On daily for a foot drop in my right side after an injury (permanent). The full foot base of the Walk-On causes pain in my front big toe after walking for 15 mins. Not ideal. It has made it very difficult to walk. I bought this super affordable AFO, so I could manually cut down the foot support to be a half palm (support ends at the palm of foot vs going past toes). This works. I cut it myself 45 secs after taking out of the Amazon shipping bag. The plastic calf is flexible. The bad review showing the narrow sofa can was misleading (you need to pull the plastic out, and sort of clip/snap it around your calf). If you have monster-sized calves, this will not work for you. The plastic will definitely rub against your calf as you walk. The Velcro strap at the top is a joke. But, all of these things can be remedied by knowing how to make a replacement (use some creativity, Velcro, stretchy fabric, and a sewing machine). I can cover all parts of the plastic calf area with a soft, stretchy material. Being able to start with the base support that will work as a half-palm AFO to correct my semi-horrible foot drop (after I make it more comfortable) is great. And for $40 bucks, I get to see if it works. Easier than buying a new $500 Ottobock. If the half palm works, I will ask my foot clinic to saw down the carbon fiber of my better brace.

Scritto da: jsamreads

Does help ambulation

The positive review is that it does work for foot drop. I do not trip when wearing tis device. The negative is that it is very narrow, so if your calves are wide, it will not be comfortable - it will rub and constrict. Also, I had to use velcro "dots" to keep the band in place that goes around the leg. This is a thick band and slides down without the extra support. I have two white plastic AFOs and do not have any problems with them. I wanted a black one so I am happy to fix the minor problems.

Scritto da: BBB

Strap slides down calf

Fits comfortably Reasonable support for complete foot drop. Strap hits mid-calf rather than above calf so slides down to ankle as I walk. Will return if I can but I need SOMETHING until I can get to proper fitting. My original broke and I cannot drive without a brace.

Scritto da: Judy

Keeps my ankle from buckling

I have foot drop and a weak ankle caused by nerve damage on the outside of my leg. This brace has provided much needed stability while walking. My only dislike is that I have to wear knee socks to keep the brace from sticking to my calf. This is fine during the winter months but I wish there was a soft padding on the upper part of the brace so that I won't have to wear knee socks in the summer. I'm sure there is some sort of sticky padding that I can find to remedy this problem. Otherwise, this brace is a perfect fit in my shoe and very comfortable with walking.

Scritto da: Kathy Beach

Expected more support.

Was recommended by physical therapist Disappointed the AFO doesn’t give ankle support.

Scritto da: KJP

One size does not fit all

Pros Color, lightweight Cons One size does not fit all

Scritto da: Elizabeth Little

It has a nicer fit than the solid one I was initially provided with but the open heal (which I thought would be excellent, allow

I chose this product almost solely off the reviews. I have MS and require an AFO for my right foot. It has a nicer fit than the solid one I was initially provided with but the open heal (which I thought would be excellent, allowing for a better fit with my shoes) only irritated the back of my heal continuously making it more difficult to walk. I tried wearing knee high socks to reduce the rubbing but with no success. I also had a lot of difficulty trimming them to fit my foot but I do have MS and have difficulty using or doing anything that requires any sort of strength. Maybe you need to be an athlete to appreciate these.