Core Swede-O Air Lite Regular Ankle Brace

Why to Buy Regular Air Lite Ankle Brace?

• Limits abnormal motion but allows appropriate and necessary motion
• Air bladder helps limit motions that led to injuries
• The outer shell is rigid and contoured to provide firm, stable support
• Retain proprioception (sensory perception of the area)
• Adjustable air bladders cushion the ankle and provide a custom fit
• Good for early Ambulation (walking)
• Most widely used ankle brace in hospitals and clinics
• Medical-grade perforated brushed tricot prevents swelling and discomfort
• Bilateral design
• It can help with Knee Hyper-Extension
• Retain strength
• One size fits most
• Limits motions that led to injuries
• Also Useful for:
  Ankle Injury / Instability
  Ankle Sprain: Most are inversion sprains (ankle turns in) 80%
  Knee issues
  Plantar Fasciitis

What to Buy with Core AKL-6370 Ankle Splint Brace?

• Mor-Medical Maximus Strength Trainer Pro
• Pedifix Tulis Heel Cups

How to Wear Core Regular Ankle Brace?

• Fitting Instructions:
  1. Choose best device for injury
  2. Fit from the heel and raise both sides equally up the outside and inside length of the leg
  3. Best fit is from sitting position with foot flat on the floor
  4. Fill & adjust air bladders for appropriate fit
  5. Adjust air level as needed during fitting
  6. Secure the lower strap closest to the foot/ankle first followed by the second strap at the top end (calf) area second
  7. Run strap around the device and secure the tap to correct tightness
  8. The higher the support length is up to and through the gastroc, the more effective the brace will be
  9. Mark devices Left or Right as they will tend to form to foot they shape
• Post-Fitting Instructions:
  1. Check fitting sitting down and also while walking
  2. Make sure the brace has been fitted with appropriate strap tightness
  3. Make sure air bladder has been filled to appropriate needs
  4. The brace should not dig into or irritate the Achilles tendon, the bottom of the foot or top of the foot
  5. Air fill should not irritate the side of the ankle
  6. 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 straps
  7. Decrease compression from the top, calf end, to bottom, toe end.

Measurement Indications:

• 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