Vissco Pneumatic Walker Boot - with Single Push Button | Long, 17-inch

• Remove liner from the boot. Hand wash in normal water with mild detergent.

• Wipe shell with damp cloth.

• Allow liner to air dry completely before reapplying. Dry in shade on a flat surface.

Choose to return or exchange for a different size (if available) within 7 days. Returns/replacements are accepted for unused products only in case of defects, damages during delivery, missing, or wrong products delivered.

What is the purpose of the Pneumatic Walker Boot, and how does it differ from other walkers?\n

The Pneumatic Walker Boot is designed to provide maximum ankle support and stability. Its unique features include

- A rocker sole for natural walking.

- Shock-absorbing sole for reduced heel strike impact.

- A front panel with an inflated air cell for complete protection and support.

The pneumatic walker also offers customisable compression with a double air valve, promoting callus formation and reducing swelling. This distinguishes it from other walkers, ensuring a tailored and comfortable recovery experience.

How does the single-hand walker contribute to pressure offloading and improved blood flow?\n\n

The single-hand walker plays a crucial role in pressure offloading and enhancing blood flow. By securely fastening the hook and loop closures from bottom to top, it helps distribute pressure evenly and promotes proper blood circulation. This design facilitates a comfortable fit and reduces the risk of wrinkle formation. The single-hand walker, combined with the overall design of the push walker, ensures effective offloading of pressure, contributing to a more efficient and supportive walking experience during recovery.\n

Can you explain the process of adjusting the air cell pressure in the Pneumatic Walker, and what role does the double air valve play?\n\n\n

Adjusting the air cell pressure in the Pneumatic Walker is a simple and customisable process. The double air valve allows for pneumatic compression, promoting callus formation over the fracture site and reducing swelling. To adjust the pressure, squeeze the bilateral valves to inflate until the brace is comfortably and securely fit. It's important not to over-inflate the air cells. Higher pressure provides more support while walking, while lower pressure offers increased comfort while sitting or reclining. The double air valve ensures precise control over the inflation level, allowing users to tailor the compression to their individual comfort.\n\n