BraceAbility Tall Pneumatic Walking Boot | Orthopedic CAM Air Walker & Inflatable Surgical Leg Cast for Broken Foot, Sprained Ankle, Fractures or Achilles Surgery Recovery (Medium)

The media could not be loaded. I am so happy with the purchase of this boot. True to size; a little tight around the ankle but the sides have some flexibility and a lot of adjustments can be made. I broke my ankle but still find this fairly comfortable. I highly recommend this one! It is so much more comfortable than the boot my doctors office provided.

I've had two Achilles Tendon repair surgery’s with the second requiring a cadaver reconstruction. The medical boot the hospital gave me was fine but I was never really comfortable enough and never really felt supported once I could put weight on my foot.My BraceAbility boot came yesterday and the minute I put my foot into this thing I was in absolute heaven and kicking myself for not discovering this sooner. It's incredibly comfortable, secure and rocker sole feels really natural when walking. Worth every penny.

The Boot is an old friend of mine. I have had to wear it previously for a broken foot, and most recently for a badly sprained ankle. I call the Boot a Necessary Evil because it is the best thing to wear when there is an injury to your foot, but it a little heavy and a little bit cumbersome until you get used to it. It certainly builds up the thigh muscle.

I bought this as a last resort for my insertional achilles tendonitis. I had been hobbling around in pain for 8 months. I asked my Dr about a boot up front,and they brushed the idea aside until I had tried stretching, which only made it worse. So, I researched what kind of boot would be best and this style was it!The relief was nearly immediate!! Why this isnt the first thing the Dr precribed is beyind me. Wearing this boot takes all of the pressure/stress off from where the achilles attaches to the heel bone, allowing the entire area to rest and heal. I wore the boot for 3 weeks and was 85% better (I shouldve given it another couple weeks but forgot it on a month long trip). I did buy a cheap paid of shoes with thick soles and put a heel wedge insert in that shoe so I would be walking on both feet at the same height while in the boot.Pros: comfortable, adjustable, nice rolling action when walking makes it easy to walk in and stand for long periods.Cons: inflator leaked after day 2(only reason for 4 stars instead of 5), velcro strap ends can snag pants on opposite leg if they are too long and flappy.

This boot fits my plus size legs. The same boot was $300 out of pocket if purchased thru my insurance at in my ortho Dr office. The DME rep actually told me to go to Amazon selected this boot to purchase, which was less costly. I must say this boot is heavy. I feel like a robot, so short walks really worked my knee.. I will say it's helped my foot 100%. I would recommended wearing a knee sock. This really helped with my severe sprain.

The pneumatic inflator in the boot failed after one week. I notice other reviews which point out the same issue.Interestingly, BraceAbility ( the maker of this boot) has discontinued the model. In summary, Amazon continues to sell a discontinued, defective product.

I went to the local DME and the entire amount went towards my insurance deductible. Costing me $380, before I left the store I found this exact boot as given ti me by the DME store for less than $70. I was able to get a refund since I hadn’t left the store and order next delivery from Amazon. Definitely worth the wait. It’s been on for 5 weeks and has held up great. Thanks

Absolute lifesaver, extremely rigid when pumped up, my injury is healing quickly now it is immobilized by this boot. I can wear it over 12 hours before it gets uncomfortable. I can walk on it without crutches when I need to use my hands for a bit whereas without it my foot cannot bear any weight. As a former EMT: I approve.