Short Description
Aircast's Airselect Short walking boot provides comfortable moderate support and compression for forefoot, mid-foot, and common ankle injuries.
The Aircast AirSelect Short walking boot offers comfortable, moderate support and compression for forefoot, mid-foot, and hind foot injuries, as well as some ankle injuries with the most advanced pneumatic walking boot available. The AirSelect Short offers superior comfort and faster healing. The sleek, durable, semi-rigid shell helps support and protect the limb, while the pre-inflated front panel and two adjustable distal aircells provide compression; patients can easily adjust aircell pressure themselves with the integrated inflation system. The boot’s skid resistant rubber tread and lightweight, lab-tested rocker sole encourage a natural gait and continuation of everyday activities; SoftStrike technology absorbs and dissipates shock.
Aircast AirSelect Short Walking Boot Features:
- Dual, integrated air bulb design for an individualized fit (no separate hand bulb)Integrated inflation system: two adjustable aircells on the sides provide customized compression and support
- Durable, semi-rigid shell design provides soft tissue injury support and protection for the limb
- SoftStrike honeycomb matrix inside the heel absorbs and dissipates shock for greater comfort
- Venting across the entire shell allows greater air flow for patient comfort
- Trimmable and heat moldable semi-rigid shell makes it easy to custom-fit the brace to the patient
- Sleek, open-frame design provides ventilation and patient protection and compliance
- Marking/skid-resistant rubber tread and rocker bottom sole combine to encourage a normal gait pattern
- Two-strap system evenly disperses pressure, eliminates pooling of edema
- Fits Right and Left sides
- Five sizes - See Size & Fit tab for walking brace measurement & sizing help
Recommended Manufacturer HCPC: L4360
The Aircast AirSelect Short walking boot is indicated to treat:
- Metatarsal fractures
- Stress fractures, as well as, stable fractures of the foot
- Bunionectomy procedures
- Hallux valgus (bunions)
- Soft tissue foot injuries
- Mild to severe ankle sprains