DOSH AFO Foot Drop Brace - Drop Foot Brace - Foot Drop Brace for Walking - AFO - Drop Foot Brace for Walking with Shoes - Ankle Foot Orthosis for Foot Drop – Drop Foot Braces

It isn't worth the high price at all.

fiddly to get on and off, ten minutes of messing around and could not feel any benefit. If you have muscle weakness in your hands you will find the plastic device on the front hard to use. Plus how long is the velcro going to last before you need to replace them - probably a few months at best.

The posting shoes two pieces but the delivery package has only one piece. The purpose of this was to use it barefoot but that is not possible without the underfoot piece.

I love this brace! I first tried another version of this w/ the Velcro instead of the buckle and it proved to not last very long.Once I found this one with the buckle that was a game changer!! So far has lasted I’ve for over a year. The Velcro around the ankle is just now starting to show some signs of where with the strap that goes around that holds it in place just fine..I have foot drop due to nerve damage from hip surgeryI originally bought this type about 4 yrs ago when my son who also has foot dropped due to MS was not able to drive a car with the rigid AFOs. If he does a lot of walking, he brings both the ankle brace for driving the rigid AFO for a long-term walking. He gets a slight more support with the AFO for walking.So it was a no brainer for me to try itand I absolutely love it. I to have a rigid glide AFO that I like, but not for driving or short outingsWe’ve gained freedom and independence using this brace!It lasts longer than the other brand I was using with just Velcro.I have already purchased about 8 of them so they’re already on various shoes ready to go!I am now gonna try the one you can wear barefoot as I love to be barefoot and I wanna go to the beach. I think this may help me achieve that goal, after reading somebody else’s review!Super excited!!

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My husband is recovering from devastating West Nile that paralyzed his lower extremities. His left leg came back within 10 months but his right leg is still not there. His right leg was in a hard AFO to his knee last year, then he moved to a $1000 AFO orthodic to keep his knee locked when he walked that would allow for ankle movement and a more normal gait and to let his calf muscle develop. Now it;s time to start transitioning to something that would help around the house for short distances for foot drop since his knee locks until he can be fitted for an orthodic that will work for long distance outside. SO impressed with how this works and how he can take a near normal step with a leg that hasn't taken a decent step for 2 1/2 years. Purchased totally on a whim and so glad that I did!