AquaShieldAQRFL Cast Cover, Full Leg, Regular

This is an excellent product. I don’t do reviews but this product was exactly what I needed. I’m a big guy and it accommodated me perfectly, it seals great and I have used it for over a week and it still works perfectly. Well done!

Learning to put the device on properly has a very short learning curve and it worked perfectly. The sizing was too large for me so I just pulled it up to the top of my leg. There was never any water leaking through.

I have a full leg cast to upper thigh. Am 6'1 and was worried it would be small. It isn't. Works great in shower and keeps cast totally dry. It can stretch over a large soft cast. A hard cast would be easier. Very pleased

This product is real garbage if you expect it to keep your leg/cast/boot dry while submerged. I am getting ready for ankle surgery and will be in a cast for a few weeks, then a boot for 4 months. I am in a boot now. I bought this with the hope that I could use it in my hot tub. It states that it can be used for bathing and swimming. I figured I would experiment now with the boot before surgery in the event it did not work. Here is what happened:I stripped down. I slid the brand new Aquashield cover over my boot and then expanded it up over my knee to mid-thigh. I arranged it so that it was reasonably well distributed over my leg and pulled it up so that my foot was in the end of the shield. I insured that the gasket/seal at the top of the boot was not rolled and was nicely arranged around my mid thigh. I proceeded on crutches to the spa. I submerged my leg up to my knee in the water. The air found its way to the top of the shield so I bled it as suggested. So far so good. No water in the shield and "most" of the air removed. I then slid my leg further into the water to about 3-4 inches from the top of the shield and bled the remainder of the air from the shield. Looked and felt great. I was optimistic! I lowered myself into the tub and enjoyed a great 20 minute soak. During the soak I experienced what felt like tiny bubbles around my leg and foot? I assumed it was just the sensation of the leg being submerged. I exited from the spa after 20 minutes to find a bag of water hanging off the end of my leg. My boot was soaked. I sloshed into the house and removed the bag of Aquashield water. Great job Aquashield! Fortunately it was not a cast or it would have been a pile of mush. My boot is now drying on the heater - hopefully tomorrow I will have a boot to wear again.This shield may be adequate to wear while taking a shower, although I would not confidently make that claim after the dismal results I had in the spa. I have seen in there advertisements that it is used for bathing, and even swimming. What a joke. I suspect I would have fared better with a trash bag and bungee chord. Don't waste your time or money and certainly do not risk your health with this inferior piece of junk.

I would strongly recommend this product to anyone who needs to keep surgical sites dry in the shower. My husband is 6 ft 4 in tall, and it fit well over his knee so that his surgical incision on the knee was not exposed to water.

My son had a cast up to his hip, he was able to shower and swim with this cover! Now, not alone as it was so heavy, he’s have sunk haha but with full confidence that he would be dry! It’s an incredible product at an excellent price! I suggested to his surgeon that he stock and offer to his patients 🤗

Did leak after I used it several times. I taped the top and that helped.

The only issue was getting it over the brace that was required to stay on. Very thick, good memory, tight seal.