PUSH ortho Ankle Foot Orthosis for Comfortable Support. Can be Worn with Shoes. Comfortable and Flexible AFO Brace for Drop Foot (Peroneal Palsy), Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis. (Right Size 1)

This is a dynamic AFO that can help foot drop of various causes. It is also great for peripheral neuropathy. Wearing both left and right AFOs is great for walking. I recommend buying a size bigger for shoes so the braces fit inside the shoes. With peripheral neuropathy expect fatigue in your proximal muscles because the AFOs improve ankle and foot function that allows one to walk more than used to.

I have MS causing severe weakness in my left leg and foot causing toe drop and turning my foot inwards. As soon as I put this brace on, I was able to walk almost normal. I no longer am tripping over my toes because they were dragging. It’s amazing.However, the plastic bottom and the sole pad have come apart after about 3 weeks of use. I can’t use it unless it’s replaced or repaired.

I have a custom Ottobock AFO for my foot drop associated with my MS.I would not say this orthotic is as durable as the Ottobock but it is more comfortable than the Ottobock that I paid twice as much for.If you’re looking for a back up orthotic or a more comfortable for end of the day use, the Push is highly recommended.

I wanted to love this brace. But I do have some issues with it. Mainly, I have a very hard time to place the straps on the side at the right place all the time. It provides excellent support when the straps are at the right place, maybe my leg is shorter than most people. The elastic straps both side are like extra muscles to stabilize.the foot and ankle! The bottom of the brace is soft and flexible while the heel is cradled by semi flexible plastic material securing the heel. Once the side straps are placed in correct position which I have a lot of trouble with. Another issue I have is the bottom of the brace is very flexible, so the strong elastic on the side can twist especially the front half of the brace and sometimes twisting the foot depending on how tight the elastic straps are positioned and make me scare to use it! However it does provides great range of motion and correct gate movements but that also requires the right position of the side straps. I found that if I can remove and put it it on without moving the side straps then it is Greg. It is a good brace. But unfortunately I need assistance to put it on and off. I need to stop that person to move the two side straps. So it’s difficult for me perhaps not others. My therapist likes it also because it supports my ankle while allowing normal range motion. So this brace is good if you have the patience to adjust all the straps that keep this brace in place. I also wish it has some kind of arch support. It’s too pricy comparing to other braces that can provide the same function. Also uncertain how long the elastic side straps can last since they stretch with every step you take.

Over priced but this AFO is effective. I still struggle with the fit of this AFO, however. For the price, I expected perfection.

I have drop foot and this brace is the only one out of many that I've tried that is actually comfortable. I can even tell a huge difference in my gait verses other afos and it feels like I walk much more naturally, and I dont have to pick my leg up near as much as before. I did purchase this one twice because somehow my first one broke, not sure if it was from working or it got stepped on. But definitely worth another purchase in my book. Fits wonderfully in shoes, I can just put this on and slip my foot in my tennis shoes. Other ones I've used I'd have to work my foot in and they were so uncomfortable wearing all day at work. Definitely recommend this, especially if you have serious drop foot like I do.

This AFO is useless. It is made of very flimsy material and it doesn’t provide the support you need for any rugged activity. It may be okay if a person is going to walk around gingerly on even pavement, but it will not stabilize the ankle if you want to hike on rugged path, or do jogging or do fast walking. In addition, it was delivered later than the promised date even after charging me the expedited delivery fee.

This foot brace is fantastic.I have foot drop on my right side after a herniated disc lodged down my spinal cord / damaged my L4/5. For the past three years I have painfully worn an Ottobock WalkOn brace. The Ottobock is great, but the foot is a full palm (vs this brace which is a half palm). Having a metal plate under my big toe (which has nerve damage from taking the full force of my steps) created so much pain. Intolerable pain when walking. Walking in the Ottobock brace was not an option (and my quality of life has been so different than before the injury). I have not walked further than a city block forever. THIS Push Ortho brace is a godsend. Half palm (so my toes are not impacted). Secure enough to lift my foot when walking. Able to walk!!! Changes everything. And affordable. Thank you.

Bei einer Fußheberparese links hatte ich schon mehrere Orthesen, diese ist mit Abstand die Beste.Das geringe Gewicht hat mich überrascht und ich war anfangs skeptisch, aber unbegründet.Die erste Anpassung und das Zuschneiden der Sohle mit Anleitung war kein Problem.Das Anlegen mit den verschiedenen Klettbändern geht intuitiv, man bekommt sehr schnell ein Gefühl dafür, wie stark der Zug sein muss.Die Schuhe sollten weit zu öffnen sein, dann geht die Orthese gut hinein.Ich trage sie den ganzen Tag, der Fuß wird gut unterstützt, nichts drückt.Über die Haltbarkeit kann ich noch nichts sagen.

Ich kenne bereits dieses Modell und kann es nur weiterempfehlen

El articulo corresponde a la descripcion, muy buena calidad

Diese Orthese sieht zwar stabil aus, gibt aber nicht mehr Unterstützung als eine "Soft-Orthese" (wie z.B. die von Bort https://amzn.to/3bxf7eE). Das Design habe ich als nicht gelungen empfunden, da die Stützen oftmals verrutscht sind. Zudem gibt diese Orthese überhaupt keinen Halt am Knöchel. Ich kann diese Orthese nicht empfehlen.

does the job