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Core PowerWrap Ankle Support

Original price was: $33.59.Current price is: $26.24.

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Core PowerWrap Ankle Support Features

  • Lace design is great for post injury and provides excellent compression and outside inside support
  • Limits abnormal motion but allows appropriate and necessary motion
  • Retain strength
  • Fits:
    – Universal size: 6″ to 12″ (15cm to 30cm) ankle
    – X-Large size: 12″ to 14″ (30cm to 36cm) ankle
  • Indicated for:
    – Ankle Injury / Instability
    – Ankle Sprain: Most are inversion sprains (ankle turns in) 80%
    – Knee issues
    – Plantar Fasciitis

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Care Instructions:

  • Hand Wash Cold, Mild Soap.
  • No Chlorine Additive.
  • Hang Dry
  • Avoid direct heat.

Measurement:

  • Snug Fit Measurement: Devices are sized at a compressed fit.
    – Measuring loose vs. skin tight can result in incorrect measurement.
  • Measure: Ankle Circumference; Calf Muscle at the thickest area; Length from Ankle to Knee.
  • Can be dictated by support used.

Fitting Instructions:

  • Choose best device for injury.
  • Fit from behind the ankle to the front.
  • Best fit is from sitting position with foot flat on the floor.
  • Laces are fixed within the two velcro straps.Make lace adjustments first.
  • Apply the large velcro tabs and then pull across the long/slim velcro tabs to appropriate tightness.
  • Should be applied from the bottom of the brace (at toe end) to the top of the brace (calf end) or (bottom up) with laces or straps.
  • The higher the support length is up to and through the gastroc, the more effective the brace will be.
  • Mark devices Left / Right as they will tend to form to foot they shape.

Post Fitting Instructions:

  • Check fitting sitting down and also while walking.
  • Make sure brace has been fitted with appropriate strap tightness.
  • Brace should not dig into or irritate the Achilles tendon, bottom of the foot or top of the foot.
  • Add compression from straps starting from the bottom of the brace (at toe end) to the top of the brace (calf end) or (bottom up) with laces or straps.
  • Decrease compression from top (calf end) to bottom (toe end).
  • Disengaging velcro and securing tabs prior to and after wearing will help with future fittings.