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Air/Gel Stirrup Ankle Brace





For those that suffer from chronic ankle pain or those that are prone to ankle injuries, this new brace serves two purposes.

The brace itself stabilizes the ankle to allow you to ambulate with less pain and in the case of injury allows the ankle to get better quicker.

Unlike other ankle braces on the market, the Air/Gel Stirrup also has an air/gel bladder inside. This bladder may be placed in the freezer prior to wearing to allow for cold therapy to the painful area which will reduce pain and swelling. The air/gel bladder is what separates this brace from other braces on the market.

For anyone who has ever tried walking on a freshly sprained ankle you know how difficult this can be. The application of cold to the injured area makes all the difference.

The stirrup ankle brace will fit either the left or right ankle.

BUYING GUIDELINES

If you are 5'5" or smaller I would recommend the small size brace.
If you are 6'2" or smaller I would recommend the medium size brace.
If you are over 6'2" I would recommend the large brace.

The price for the ankle brace is $35.00 plus S+H

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