Push med Aequi flex Ankle Support
The Push Med Aequi Flex ankle brace offers optimal support for acute ankle injuries, post-fracture care or joint instability. Its enlarged soft shell ensures uniform pressure, while its adjustable straps allow you to adapt the support as the swelling evolves. Designed to preserve the foot's natural mobility when walking, this brace combines therapeutic effectiveness and daily comfort.
| Brand: Vitamed |
Référence |
222221.N |
Associated categories: Splints and orthoses > Foot and ankle splints > Push med Aequi flex ankle support
Features:
- Soft stabilizing ankle support for treatment of ligamentary injuries
- Extended soft shell covering the ankle for evenly distributed pressure
- Functional strap adjustable according to swelling level (acute or subacute phase)
- Two elastic straps allowing customizable additional pressure
- Natural foot movement preserved during walking
- Soft materials for optimal fit and comfort
- Push Med range approved by health professionals
- Available in right or left version depending on the foot concerned
- Size 1: ankle circumference 27 to 31 cm
- Size 2: ankle circumference 31 to 34 cm
- Size 3: ankle circumference 34 to 40 cm
Regain confidence with every step, even after a severe sprain.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right size for the Push med Aequi flex ankle support?
Measure your ankle circumference at its widest point. Size 1 is suitable for 27 to 31 cm, size 2 for 31 to 34 cm, and size 3 for 34 to 40 cm. Also remember to select the model corresponding to your foot (right or left).
Can you walk normally with the Aequi flex ankle support?
Yes, this ankle support is designed to preserve the natural movement of the foot while walking. Its soft design allows it to stabilize the ankle while maintaining functional mobility in everyday life.
In which cases should the Push med Aequi flex ankle support be used?
It is indicated for acute ankle injuries, post-fracture care (operated or not), serious residual instability, osteoarthritis with instability, and for secondary prevention of ligamentary lesions.