TREND PRO ankle _ L1906 (low setting)L1971 (with tall setting)
Trend PRO Ankle 71
The Trend PRO ankle is a versatile brace designed to support a range of ankle injuries. It offers two levels of support: the tall level for more acute injuries, and teh lower level for greater mobility during active use, achieved by simply detaching the taller section. This brace is designed for a comfortable fit inside a shoe, providing all day support.
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PDAC Approved Code L1906 (low setting)L1971 (with tall setting)
- Key Features Low and High levels of support Lightweight durable frame Low profile foot plate to easily be worn inside a shoe
- Indications Chronic ankle instability
Sprains and strains of the ankle Post injury stabilization - Sizing
DCT-1971-2 SM/MED - (M up to 10, W up to 11) DCT-1971-4 LG/XLG - (M 10.5+, W 11+)
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