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"Works for light tasks, unsure about bigger ones."
SKU: 2372-XS
OTC Canvas Ankle Splint
$46.95
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Description
The OTC 2372 lightweight canvas ankle splint can be used for either therapeutic or preventative support for the ankle. It is effective in stabilizing the ankle joint following severe sprains, tendonitis or after cast removal. The rigid pre-bent metal stays provide excellent side-to-side support. The stays also help the splint control rotational strains on the ankle, and they provide resistance to inversion and eversion. The lace front facilitates application and post-swelling adjustment.
Indications Listed Below
• Maximum side-to-side support for severe strains, sprains or post-fracture treatment
• Durable lightweight canvas material, flannel lined for wearing comfort
• Four shapeable metal stays can be contoured for a custom fit
• Front lace closure allows for adjustable degrees of support
• Floating tongue eliminates pressure over top of foot
• May be useful in milder drop foot conditions
• Latex free
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Measuring Guide for Sizing of Compression Stockings
Sizing
Measuring Guide
How to measure your legs for compression stockings, support socks, support hose, and gradient compression hosiery.
Where to Measure
- For knee-highs: measure around your ankle and calf. Then measure the distance from the floor to the back of your knee.
- For thigh-highs and pantyhose: measure around your ankle, calf, and upper thigh. Then measure the distance from the floor to your upper thigh (bottom of your buttocks).
An important measuring tip: take your measurements with a tape measure, as shown below. Sizing charts are located on every product’s “see details” page for your convenience. If you need further assistance, please call 1-800-504-7315 or Live Chat with us.
How to Properly Measure and Apply Compression Stockings
The Key Measurements
Ankle
Measure around the ankle at the narrowest point, generally above the ankle bone.
Calf
Measure around the calf muscle at the widest part.
Length
Measure from the floor to the bend behind the knee.
Thigh
Measure around the thigh approximately 3" below the gluteal fold (crease of the buttocks).
Thigh Length
Measure the distance from the bottom of your buttocks to the floor.
Sizes may differ between various brands of support stockings—each manufacturer has their own sizing chart. A medium in one brand may not be a medium in another, and some brands offer petite (shorter) lengths while others do not. Knowing your measurements will ensure you get compression hosiery that fits properly and comfortably. Sizing charts are located on every product’s “see details” page.
Please call 1-800-504-7315 or Live Chat if you need more help sizing.
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Overall rating: 3.75 / 5 from 8 reviews.
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It’s to tight on my
"It’s to tight on my lower calf. Even when I loosen the laces. And don’t use the last eyelet"
My husband has an Arizona
"My husband has an Arizona brace and the heel kept him off balance . He wouldn’t put it on but needs the support."
excellent fit and excellent service
"excellent fit and excellent service of your company checking to see if satisfied with product. thank you!!"
No fault of yours but
"No fault of yours but this one is too big."
Ok brace. Support feels good construction could be better.
"First day I wore this, one of the metal supports wore through the bottom. Probably could use extra layer of canvas for the four metal side supports"
All wrapped up
"Well made. Fits foot comfortably"
Works well
"Works well, could be more comfortable."
