Air-Stirrup Plus ® Ankle Brace by Aircast ®

Air-Stirrup Plus Ankle Brace - adds the benefits of an ankle wrap for additional swelling control to speed recovery, and comprehensive instructions for treatment and rehabilitation - integral parts of ankle sprain management.


Air-Stirrup Plus ® Ankle Brace Model Sizes:
Standard (Large) Left (02ALP):
Standard (Large) Right (02ARP):

Price: $41.00Shipping Weight: 1 pound

preferred for the acute injury with most adults. It is 10.5" in length, provides the most support and offers the largest area of coverage for the recently injured ankle.

Training (Medium) Left (02BLP):
Training (Medium) Right (02BRP):
Price: $41.00Shipping Weight: 1 pound

preferred for chronic instability with most adults. It is 9" in length and offers support for the patient who has had an injury in the past and continues to suffer chronic ankle problems.

Small Left (02CLP):
Small Right (02CRP):
Price: $41.00Shipping Weight: 1 pound

preferred for both acute and chronic instability of the ankle. It is 8.7" in length and is intended for adults and young adults who are 5'2" and under.

Instruction Booklet

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The Air-Stirrup Plus provides:

. The patented Duplex ™ aircell design, anatomically designed shells, and pre-inflated aircells.
Dynamic swelling control.
Documented faster healing from the combination of the Air-Stirrup and Ankle Wrap.
Ankle sprain treatment guidelines for the use of cold, elevation, compression.
Rehabilitation exercise instructions using clear, easy-to-follow text and illustrations.

Key Benefits:

Resists inversion more than taping, yet normal flexion is virtually unrestricted.
Graduated, pulsating compression "milks away" swelling and edema.
Aircells are pre-inflated, rarely require adjustment.
Anatomically contoured shells conform closely to the ankle with minimal bulk in the shoe.
Comfort and security encourage early return to function-protected.
Durable-guaranteed to last as long as required for the patient.

Indications:

Acute ankle sprain
Stable malleolar fractures
Post ORIF
Distal tib/fib stress fractures
Hemiparesis, hemiplegia