Push Ortho Ankle Aequi Junior

Why this brace? The Aequi Junior strikes a balance between mechanical support and comfort for cases of (sub) acute or chronic ankle injury in primary school aged children. Fits shoes sizes 30-36 (EUR). The Aequi Junior stabilises the ankle joint during inversion, eversion, in neutral and flex positions. The freedom of dorsiflexion and plantarflexion is sufficiently maintained to allow normal walking.

Key features:

• Specifically tailored for pediatric use, fitting shoe sizes approximately EU 30–36.
• Effective mechanical support with comfort combines strong stabilisation with wearer comfort for sub-acute or chronic ankle injuries.
• Prevents excessive ankle rolling in both neutral and flexed positions while allowing normal gait. 
• Maintains natural up-and-down ankle movement for walking and daily activities.
• Durable foam shell provides a string base for ankle support in a simple, comfortable design. 
• Diagonal non-elastic straps ensure mechanical stabilisation of the ankle joint. 
• Elastic straps for compression offer adjustable pressure for optimal fit and comfort. 
• Can be worn on either left or right ankle, best used with a sturdy lace up shoe.

Benefits:

• Supports recovery from sprains, ligament damage, and chronic instability in active children.
• Reduces risk of repeated ankle injuries during sports or play.
• Allows safe movement while protecting injured ligaments.
• Suitable for follow-up treatment after ankle fractures (operated or conservatively managed).
• Lightweight, breathable design ensures children can wear it for extended periods without discomfort.

Indications/Conditions:

• Functional treatment of ankle injuries in children.
• Acute lateral ankle ligament injuries.
• Chronic ankle instability. 
• Post-fracture rehabilitation. 
• Post-surgical support. 

Care Instructions:

• Handwash in lukewarm water with a mild detergent.
• Rinse thoroughly to avoid skin irritation.
• Air dry only. 

For Sizing, please refer to the sizing chart. 

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