Tenbon Ankle Support Drop Foot Brace Orthosis - Comfort Cushioned Adjustable Wrap Compression For Improved Walking Gait, Prevents Cramps Ankle Sprains (Black)

• El producto llegó en perfectas condiciones y funciona a la perfección. ¡Estoy encantado con la compra!" • "La calidad de este producto es excepcional. Superó mis expectativas y lo recomiendo totalmente." • "¡Este producto ha hecho mi vida más fácil! Es muy útil y fácil de usar."

Very pleased with this product.

I wish this came with, or the company offered extra Velcro straps to use with this.Both straps that came with this are now all separated and so now hard to use.This is the strip that goes from the laces to the ankle brace. Wish these were stronger and more durable. Or at least allow to purchase more strips so as not to be able to use this.

This is perfect for my “drop foot” after my second knee replacement surgery!

It has helped

Purchased five different types and this one was the best. It tightened properly on ankle and stays put, and the buckle strap was the best for quick adjusting. Used 3 others for months before buying this one and it is better than the rest.

Not effective

I have moderate foot-drop on my left foot resulting from a herniated disk in my back damaging the nerves that I use to lift my foot, lift my toes. I can curl down my foot and toes but I cannot lift them. This means when walking my left foot can drag, and I can stumble and fall further injuring my back. I've tried a variety of expensive medically-provided braces as well as a couple other types from amazon. This one keeps my toes in the proper configuration when walking such that they do not drag and I do not stumble - I even tried dragging my toes and it was difficult to accomplish when wearing the brace. It is simple, light weight, and works to prevent foot-drop. Normally my foot drops down, and also to the left, with the brace on I can walk normally, and I don't have to lift my foot higher than normal to avoid obstructions when wearing the brace, I can just walk as normal. I do feel like it will cause sweating where it touches the skin, which is reasonable considering the benefit. I have only tried it using one shoe with laces, I have not tried it with other shoes, I figure it will take some minor adjusting for each shoe type since I use regular tennis shoes sometimes, trail runners other times. It will not work with a hiking boot probably as there is no room for the ankle portion of the brace, but low-rise hiking shoes should be fine too. I can't wait to get back to the trails now that I feel safer and less likely to stumble and fall.