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Drop Foot Brace for Hemiplegia Stroke, Ankle Support with Airbag - XL Size

Name: FILFEEL
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Superior Material：High-quality polyethylene compound, selected Japanese imported OK composite fabric, durable and light, breathable and not sultry, only 90g, equivalent to 1.5 eggs
Makes Walking Easier: Furlove AFO brace assists with multiple phases of the gait cycle. Neutral foot positioning assist ensures a secure heel strike, while ankle joint stabilization corrects varus/valgus positioning in mid-stance
Easy to Wear: Both sides of the buckle and both sides can be opened, which is more convenient for patients with hemiplegia
Invisible & Lightweight: Furlove brace provides support only where it is needed, swapping unnecessary bulk for a slim fit and cosmetically-appealing look. Design elements including the half-length footplate and wide heel accommodate varied foot and shoe sizes. The lower height makes it easier to wear under pants or over leggings
Furlove, dedicated to improving the quality of Stroke patient's life for ten years, we have joined with 150 academicians of top medical schools at home and abroad to discuss how to better and faster recover from stroke, hemiplegia and neuromedical diseases