Ergoactive Injury Boot - Off Load Pressure
Combined with its dynamic, three-module shock absorption system (heel-flat-toe), the SHOEBAUM SHORT also offers a lateral sliding, gait-mimicking insole. Together, with an adjustable ROM hinge, pneumatic inner cushion liner, and compact design, the SHOEBAUM SHORT is the most comfortable and advanced injury boot/air CAM walker available.
HIGHLIGHTS
SPECIFICATIONS
USER SHOE SIZE RANGE: Women: 7.5 - 11.5 Men: 8 - 12.5
UNIT WEIGHT: 2.90 LBS
OVERALL HEIGHT: 12"
OVERALL WIDTH: 5.50"
OVERALL DEPTH: 12"
FLOOR TO INSOLE HEIGHT: 3"
RANGE OF MOTION (ROM): WOMEN: 90º - 100º MEN: 105º - 115º
*MATERIALS ARE LATEX FREE
WARRANTY
Your SHOEBAUM SHORT boot is warranted against defects in material and/or workmanship for one (1) year. This warranty does not extend to accessories and non-durable components such as soles, insoles, soft goods, or straps which are subject to normal wear and replacement. Non-durable or consumable components are warranted against manufacturer defects for 30 days.
RETURN POLICY
This product is non-returnable. It is considered a single-use patient item. Refer to Ergoactives’ Return Policy for further details.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
CUSTOMS
You, the customer, are responsible for all taxes and duties (including VAT) imposed by your country of residence.
Ergoactives is not responsible for any packages held by international customs agencies and it is not the responsibility of Ergoactives to make the customer aware of these agencies and their actions. Please check with your country's customs office to determine their procedures and any potential charges.
Your package may arrive at your local post office or delivery center and be held until pickup and payment is taken care of.
If you neglect to pick up your package and it is returned to us, we will not refund the charge for original shipping.
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As with domestic shipping, if a package can't be delivered due to an error entering your shipping address, Ergoactives is not responsible for any additional fees that may incur in order to reroute or reship the package.
TRACKING
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You will have to pay taxes and duties in your own country if applicable. This is something we have no control over it and by purchasing an Ergoactives product, you acknowledge that you are aware of this and accept it as your financial responsibility.
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Cervical Spine Brace
Cervical spine braces, also known as neck braces or cervical collars, are designed to immobilize and support the neck (cervical spine) and are typically used after neck injuries, surgeries, or for chronic neck conditions.
Types of Cervical Spine Braces:
Soft Cervical Collar:
- Purpose: Provides mild support and restricts some neck movement.
- Design: Made of soft foam or similar material, allowing limited mobility.
- Common Uses: Minor neck strains, whiplash, or neck pain from muscle tension.
Rigid Cervical Collar (Hard Collar):
- Purpose: Provides more rigid support and immobilization.
- Design: Made of hard plastic with foam padding for comfort; it restricts almost all neck movement.
- Common Uses: More serious injuries like fractures, post-surgery recovery, or cervical disc herniation.
Philadelphia Collar:
- Purpose: Offers semi-rigid support for moderate immobilization.
- Design: Two-piece plastic collar with adjustable Velcro straps, offering good support for both the front and back of the neck.
- Common Uses: Post-surgical recovery, fractures, or trauma to the cervical spine.
Halo Brace:
- Purpose: Provides maximum immobilization of the cervical spine, often after severe trauma or surgery.
- Design: A metal ring (the halo) is attached to the skull with pins, connected to a vest worn around the chest.
- Common Uses: Cervical spine fractures, after spinal fusion surgery, or unstable neck conditions.
Common Uses of Cervical Braces:
- Whiplash Injuries: Caused by rapid forward and backward motion of the neck, often in car accidents.
- Cervical Fractures: Stabilize the spine to prevent further damage to the spinal cord.
- Post-Surgical Immobilization: After procedures like spinal fusion or disc replacement.
- Neck Strains or Sprains: Help manage pain and reduce muscle strain.
- Cervical Spondylosis: Chronic degeneration of the cervical vertebrae and discs.