PhysioRoom Elite Air Fracture Walker Boot - Foot Ankle Support Brace Stabiliser - Ideal for Fractures, Sprains & Post Surgery Recovery - Adjustable Compression, Comfortable, Breathable

Used for severe sprained ankle, which was causing severe pain.This product is fantastic! It fully supports the ankle at 90 degrees, and the adjustable air cushion releaves the ankle pain.Have been in significantly less pain since using this product.Am disabled with unusual bones in the foot, tend to walk slightly on the side of the foot. Can still do this, which is brilliant. So comfortable and protective and eases pain. Difficult fit for chunkier legs, but still comfortable.

Really comfortable and easy to adjust. I use as I've got a 75% tear of the tendons in my ankle. Arrived quick and my osteopath said its a really good support boot.

The boot is excellent and has enabled me to walk perfectly after sustaining a fracture to my 5th metatarsal. I even went on a 4 mile trek along the Lake District with this boot. It was slightly worn out at the bottom edge after the trek, however the rest of it was still in great condition. The inner sponge did get a bit flattened out below my heel and caused a bit of discomfort, however that can be avoided by wearing thick socks. I would certainly recommend it to anyone who doesn't want a fracture to hold them back.

These boots are great and really do help you to get back up on your feet. The inflation part works nicely but does deflate after a little while (but it's so easy to pump it up again that this isn't a problem). The plastic part that covers the front (down the shin and the top of the foot) is a bit prone to pinging off so in the end I just removed it completely because I didn't feel I needed it. This boot has a thicker sole than the ones I've got from the NHS over the years which is handy because it gets quite a bit of wear and with the NHS ones you can end up skidding around once the rubber's worn down.

I bought this walker and the black physio room walker. Both have advantages and disadvantages. This grey boot is quite heavy and quite difficult to balance out against footwear on the uninjured foot, whereas the black physioroom walker has metal bars up the sides that dig into the leg so a lot of time is taken up in manipulating materials to stop this happening. This grey boot is also much quicker to put on, but comfort wise, the black boot is marginally more comfortable on the ankle. Very pleased with both items though and I have rehabilitated my broken ankle in record time thanks to wearing them.

This boot was perfect! I live on an island that is 28-30c & I never felt hot / sweaty in the boot. I recommend a coolMax sock that wicks and keep you cool.The pump mechanism works well and I appreciated being able to 'top up' the air pressure during the day.I have 6.5uk feet and this just fit.Sturdy sole with good non-slip grip.Easy to handwash and fabric kept it's shape and fitted again easily.SOOO very much better than having a solid cast and the challenges to mobility afterwards that come with a solid cast.Highly recommend.

It was a great boot it lighter than standard boot brace but I had to return as I ordered a small and was sent a large so I cant review how its fits or feels on as it was way to big and I had to return it. The return process was easy and the refund was within 14 days wish i could say more other than its light weight and has good build quality that's it

Worked well, though I had to put an additional strap higher up to compress further up the leg.

La bota se ajusta muy bien gracias al sistema neumàtico que tiene. Pesa poco y cumple muy bien su función de sujeción. Muy confortable, sin roces.Es una Cam-Walker de muy buena calidad.La única pega es del anuncio, que no aclara la equivalencia de las tallas de los pies con la talla a usar de esta Cam-Walker y tienes que acudir a la web de la bota para saber cual de las tres tallas es la adecuada para ti, si la S, la M o la L.Adjunto foto de la web de PhysioRoom

Es bastante más confortable que una escayola.Se puede quitar en caso de querer masajear y lavar la zona.La inmovilización absoluta ya parece reservada para casos muy drásticos.