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jesscarey411 1 month ago
Checkout FREE SHIPPING on the Aircast FP walker - all sizes in stock, ships today!
dmedirect 2 months ago
The Aircast FP Walker can be used for moderate to severe ankle sprains, forefoot injuries, distal fibula fractures, and recovery after foot/ankle surgical procedures. Its tall height offers greater immobilization compared to its smaller SP Walker cousin. It has a dual air bladder design to which helps move edema away from the ankle joint as well.
dmedirect 5 months ago
Do they use this for sprains
milano0908 5 months ago
Thanks for the question. The easiest to clean the FP Walker is to use soap and water on the outside. As for cleaning the liner inside, the best practice is to wash it by hand in your sink with Woolite or another soft detergent. We do not recommend putting the liners in your washing machine as this can stretch and/or tear them.
dmedirect 6 months ago
How do you clean this thing? :-/
shelbysin87 8 months ago
What are these for?
Thefuzz17901 1 year ago
Hi Everyone! i just need a tip about fracture boot. I been using this since the day i got injured. My question is would it be okay to wear this without sack on it or cast? I been wearing them for 6 weeks now but i dont see any improvement yet. i can still feel the bone moving. I had a fracture leg bc of soccer. i broke my fibula not display jst crack. any help or advise would be great to hear! thank you so much
omegapain24 3 years ago
what do you do about getting in and out of your pants? I was told to keep my aircast on 24/7...except to shower. I had to cut some pants today. Any advice???
mcleank900 3 years ago
the plactic at the very bottom is comin off on mine and ideas on how to keep it on im using tape right now
101PoLaRbEaR101 3 years ago
Aircast walkers have a 6 month (longest in the industry)warranty. You can get that resolved by taking the item back to where you received it for an exchange as long as you're within the 6 month time period.
dmedirect 3 years ago
im using my dads its been alittle longer than 7 months woul you know any kind of glue that can keep it together everytime i put my foot down it hurts.if u want i can put up a video response showing you how bad it is
101PoLaRbEaR101 3 years ago