Omeer Left Foot AFO Foot Drop Brace For Walking With Shoes, Socks, Or Barefoot Provides Foot Drop Support For Men Or Women And Also Provides Plantar Fasciitis Relief

I was trying to find a drop foot brace. Thatwas more discrete for the summer months. I bought this one. I really like it. I have an ankle this kind of bad as well. It helps support that I do have a big foot size 17 so I was looking for a little bigger base, but I’ve learned to Put my foot in with the toes are more toward the end and it seems to work OK I still wish there was just a little bit bigger for my Bigfoot, but I’m getting ready to order another one. I like it enough. I’ve searched the Internet to try to find something a little bigger and different not able to find one and I’m pretty comfortable with the way this works and feels so I’m getting another one so I can wear this one to the beach get it dirty and have a clean when I go out

I needed my foot to flex when walking to avoid a mild drop. This brace works very well. It gives you the flexibility to adjust the straps to meet your specific needs. I'm just a little concerned about the longevity of the velcro. Otherwise, it's a great product.

This wrap is very comfortable. It hasn’t irritated my foot at all. More importantly it has prevented my foot from rolling over. I highly recommend it if it’s something. You need.

Following the directions from the package for the application of the splint seems simple enough.I placed my foot on the splint area surface and placed the straps to align for a proper fit and viola.The amount of time it took to adjust the straps for its use was considerably related to a nightmare.Adjustment of the straps to prevent bunching up in areas, getting proper fit when walking, and OMG if one of the straps was hooked up improperly. In this, you have to start all over again.Once you got over the nightmares of getting the brace set up it did work as designed in alleviating both my pain and asymmetry of the foot drop whether using it at Physical Therapy or just using it daily without a sock on underneath.Hopefully, I won't be using it too long. My goal is to be done with Physical Therapy by December.Eleven years ago I was hit head-on in a MVA and was instantly paralyzed from the waist down. Nine different surgeries and eleven years of Physical Therapy with their hardware.I am now down to a knee and this foot drop brace.MY GOAL IS BY THIS DECEMBER TO CONTINUE TO PROGRESS TO A POINT WHERE I NO LONGER NEED BRACES OR PHYSICAL THERAPY!Wish me luck!Henry S

I'm on my fifth day with the Omeer foot drop brace and I declare it a success. It's a little work to put on, but it's comfortable, thin enough for me to slip my regular shoe over and keeps me from dragging my foot. It has done all I expected in terms of enhancing my stability and giving me the confidence I won't fall.

I’m pleased with this PRODUCT. It works well to correct my foot drop after suffering nerve damage. It took about a week to adjust to it. I wear it with Kiziks and dress shoes.

I purchase these braces (right and left) to wear as a alternative to my afos which is made with titanium and comes up almost to the knee. I wanted something that would lift my foot while around the house in my slippers or house shoes. The concept is good, but the product fell a little short. 1. When I put a shoe on while wearing this brace, the brace would slide back. This felt uncomfortable and somewhat defeated the purpose. 2. The straps did not stay in place. I constantly had to stop and replace the straps. I wish they had worked for me, still searching for an alternative.

It works ok for my client. He's able to put it on even with swelled legs/feet. They aren't huge but larger than normal. The support could be better but it's adequate.