Drop Foot Boot

$119.00

The drop foot boot is a comfortable and safe solution for foot drop, plantar flexion, contractures of the foot and ankle, and conditions resulting from various types of nerve injury, neuropathy, or inflammation. The patented cushioning offers a perfect blend of support, contour and comfort, achieving the best possible therapeutic positioning.

Foot bed measurement 12 inches, boot height 15 inches

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Drop Foot Boot – Support, Comfort and Contour

The drop foot boot is a comfortable and safe solution for foot drop, plantar flexion, contractures of the foot and ankle, and conditions resulting from various types of nerve injury, neuropathy, or inflammation. The patented cushioning offers a perfect blend of support, contour and comfort, achieving the best possible therapeutic positioning.

drop foot boot

  • Helps to maintain neutral alignment of the foot.
  • Customized padded sections to help redistribute pressure include lower calf and Achilles area.
  • Suspends the heel to prevent excessive pressure and skin breakdown.
  • Anti-skid pad for safe brief standing, walking and pivot transfers.
  • Helps limit rotation and keep the leg and hip in neutral alignment.
  • Internal low-profile air bladder: Allows for dynamic contouring
  • Closure Straps: These flexible straps stretch to comfortably secure the leg.
  • Soft, durable fabric next to patient’s skin provides protection and comfort.
  • Adjustable straps maximize dorsi-flexion to help prevent foot drop.
  • Anti-microbial liner protects the patients and increases product longevity
  • Foam padded insole: For optimal comfort.
  • No natural rubber latex or di-(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP).
  • Complete care for foot drop

Drop Foot Boot Instructions

  1. Remove boot from bag. Open straps. Place foot into the boot with the heel centered over the opening. If the boot includes fluidized padding (optional), it should gently cradle the Achilles tendon proximal to the ankle.
  2. Secure the flap over the shin, starting with the strap closest to the knee and then next strap. Ensure the flaps are secure but not too tight. Next attach the blue talus strap, followed by the strap across the top of the foot.
  3. Pass the free ends of the black dorsiflexion-assist strap through the D-rings at the top of the boot and attach them back onto themselves. Adjust them to achieve the desired tension to correct plantar flexion. Tighten one side more than the other toward the direction required to address inversion or eversion. These straps can be omitted or removed if so recommended by your clinician.
  • Cradles the foot and leg while protecting against drop foot
  • Safe to stand and ambulate
  • Protects the skin against friction and shear forces
  • Comfortable to wear, soft, breathable liner cradles leg
  • East to use with simple strapping
  • Comes with flex strap to insert through D rings for custom foot drop management

The drop foot boot uses a single communicating air chamber for positive air displacement. This helps to suspend the heel in the air, promoting heel floating. Elastic and adjustable straps to help promote sequential adjusting sleeves. Ankle and foot straps assist in ambulation.

A Special feature of the foot drop boot is beyond orthopedic use to a more restorative function when needed. Professional assistance via Occupational Therapist or Orthotist required for heat molding the Kydex insert.

L-Code: L4396/L4397

Author Bio

Stephen Ornstein, D.C. has treated thousands of neck, shoulder and back conditions since graduating Sherman Chiropractic College in 1987 and during his involvement in Martial Arts. He holds certifications as a Peer Review Consultant from New York Chiropractic College, Physiological Therapeutics from National Chiropractic College, Modic Antibiotic Spinal Therapy from Dr. Hanne Albert, PT., MPH., Ph.D., Myofascial Release Techniques from Logan Chiropractic College, and learned Active Release Technique from the founder, P. Michael Leahy, DC, ART, CCSP.