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How to Put on a Medical Walking Boot for Sprained Ankle or Broken Foot

Shop the boot on our website - https://www.braceability.com/products... In this video, we’ll show you how to put on your BraceAbility short cam walking boot for a sprained ankle, broken (fractured) foot or toe, Achilles tendonitis, and more, so you can keep up with your daily activities regardless of your injury! Here is an instruction sheet for using the Broken Toe Boot from BraceAbility: 1. First, ensure that your foot is clean and dry before putting on the boot. 2. Undo all fastener straps and open the liner. 3. Insert foot into liner and position heel at the back of the boot. 4. Fasten the liner snugly around your foot. 4. Starting with the largest strap, begin tightening the straps one at a time, making sure that each strap is snug but not too tight. This boot for a broken toe offers support and protection that you need after you break your toe or a bone in your foot. This can be very painful, and may decrease your mobility. The BraceAbility broken toe boot can help to decrease your pain and provide support to your foot. It is 11 inches tall and is constructed out of a strong polymer plastic, providing the fracture boot with protection and support. For maximum comfort, the boot for fractured toe and other injuries is lined with a deluxe foam material that is soft and comfortable against your skin. It has two straps over the foot and one over the ankle. These Velcro closures make this broken toe boot easy to apply and adjust for a customized fit and desired compression. This fracture toe boot is surprisingly lightweight and has a low profile when compared to other broken toe boots. The low profile helps to improve mobility when wearing. It also features an arching rocker design, which makes it easier to walk with a toe injury. The arched bottom allows you to move around in a more natural way. This broken toe boot leaves your toe area open, which increases the breathability of the boot and prevents any rubbing of your toes against the end of the boot. It also has a wide footbed that allows for bandaging and swelling. Once your swelling has gone down, you can adjust the straps and tighten for a better fit. This orthopedic boot for broken toe can also be used as a post-op boot, such as after a bunion surgery. This walking boot for broken toes is available in many sizes and can fit kids, women or men. Sizes are measured by U.S. shoe size.