Orthopedic Boots Men

What is an orthopedic boot?

An orthopedic boot is a medical device that protects your foot, ankle or shin following a fracture, sprain or operation. The orthopedic boot will immobilize the fragile area, it is used in place of a cast and is often even more recommended in some cases. Less disabling, the orthopedic boot allows you to walk and maintains your injury without pain or risk of complications. An orthopedic boot is an orthosis with many advantages, including the ability to restore your mobility more quickly.

What are the advantages of wearing an orthopedic boot?

Wearing an orthopedic boot rather than a cast has many advantages. When an injury is cast, the limb is completely immobilized, the area stiffens, muscle is lost and joints can deteriorate. Casts can also cause skin reactions, pressure sores, edema and other circulatory problems such as blood clots. The primary advantages of orthopedic boots are that they are removable, that you can fix them to suit your mobility needs, and that there is no risk of complications. Immobilizing the injury is all very well, but what your body needs above all to heal is stability. The orthopedic boot has a non-slip outsole and shock-absorbing foam inside. It gives you all the stability you need, and you can even continue to walk and live normally. Because you continue your activities, your recovery will be faster and you’ll walk normally again, faster when you remove the orthopedic boot than if you were removing a cast.

Our orthopedic boots

In our store we offer two types of orthopedic boots, orthoses or walking boots which have the same function as casts, but also classic boots which we call orthopedic because it offers you the walking comfort of an orthopedic shoe.

Our orthotics

Among our orthotic-type walking boots you’ll find three kinds of boots short boots, high boots and articulated boots, they all have their own specificities and uses.

• Short boots: suitable for injuries (fracture, sprain) to part of the foot or ankle, our short boots are, as their name suggests, short. Ourwalking boot, for example, offers perfect support thanks to a pin on the outside of the boot that helps consolidate the injury without disabling you or reducing your mobility. Ourlightweight walking bootwill be perfectly suited to a sprained ankle as will ourorthopedic ankle boot, with their support offering greater stability and preventing ankle rotation.
• High boots: offer you more support and are better suited to more serious injuries or those affecting the lower third of the leg. Our high orthopedic boots have adjustable pressure thanks to a small button that inflates the sides of the boot and thus creates pressure that will reduce pain and allow better circulation of flows.
• Articulated boots: an articulated boot is an orthopedic boot fitted with an adjustable hinge by means of which you can adjust the amplitude of foot flexion, such as ourcorrection bootor ourorthopedic walking boot. The articulated orthopedic boot lets you adjust the angle of your ankle in relation to your leg, depending on your pathology or the progress of your injury.

Our orthopedic booties

Our orthopedic booties, on the other hand, are simple orthopedic boot-type shoes that you can wear every day simply for the comfort of your feet and the comfort of walking. With an arch-friendly insole and shock-absorbing outsole, our boots are designed with your well-being in mind. Ourfleece boots, are even lined inside to see you through the winter, and ourorthopedic snow bootswill follow you to the top of the mountain.