United OrthoUnited Ortho USA14007 Cam Walker Fracture Boot, Large, Black

Half the price of what a similar boot was going to cost me after my doctor's office billed my insurance. Worked great. As comfortable as a walking boot can be.

This boot was what my orthopedist specialist recommended. It has a rocker heel and strong velcro. I wore it for the recommended time and it helped with my injured leg.

Good boot fits great,keeps my ankle stable before sergury

This boot has made a world of difference in the recovery of fractures I have in my shin and ankle. Two things to note when buying this: 1) I wear a US Men's 10.5 shoe and the Medium size boot fits great and even has some extra room (I'm pretty sure Men's 11 would fit perfectly fine too) 2) buy a shoe balancer (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006IUU2TK/) to avoid added stress to your hip / back from the uneven height. Seriously, it should come as a combo because without the balancer you're going to be seriously uncomfortable.Pros:- Liner padding is comfortable- The boot overall is sturdy- Curve of the heel helps keep ankle locked in place but allowing a more natural walk and allows you to not compensate with your kneeCons:- Without a balancer the uneven height was causing pain in my opposite hip.- Liner is hot. I need to open it up and let my leg breathe a couple of times a day.- Heel backstop is low and created some discomfort against my Achilles until I added some padding to itOverall this boot was a much better option than getting a full cast, and cheaper than what my insurance was trying to force on me. I'm able to walk relatively freely with much less pain than not having it on. I'd buy this again if I needed to, without a 2nd thought.

This boot has been a game changer for me. I have a badly sprained ankle and this boot allows me the mobility I need while I heal. It is well made, sturdy and should last a long time. While shopping for the boot I was very concerned about Size -- I am a women's shoe 7.5 to 8 with a slim ankle. This put me at the line between a small and medium. I went with the small which turned out to be the best choice for me. The Small works well for length of foot although my slim ankle needed the extra (supplied) padding to fit securely. Any Cons (if they can even be called that) would be it can take some adjusting to get a snug fit and the roundish bottom takes some getting used to but these are easily overcome. For the price it is definitely worth it.

I absolutely love this boot. It is so comfy and easy to walk in way better then crutches. I broke my fouth/ring toe on my left foot and also fractured part of my foot as well. This product is great at keeping your foot completely secured without the itchy and uncomfortable feeling of taping your toes together or getting abrasions under your arm pitts for using crutches. It is a universal boot as well so it can be used on either foot. I would highly reccomend this to anyone who has any type of foot injury and doesn't want to pay a billion dollars at the medical supply shop for something just as good if not better than theirs. I wish it came in different colors is my only picky opinion about it. The look of it is cool as well and ease of use, I can walk around my house again and chase after my 2 and 4 year old daughters, cook, clean, pretty much anything and not be in pain. I have to have my foot completely restrained as well due to nerve damage from the fracture and I love how you can adjust the straps to your liking if its too tight or too loose. Also the fabric is like a soft plushy blanket and is comes out of the boot frame, so washing it is very easy. All the velcro comes off too and line up perfectly, with nothing out of place. I definitely reccomend this product to anyone that is in need of a good reliable product! :)

too stiff and small on the calf

Great Value!! I am using the boot to facilitate healing post ankle replacement surgery. It fits well, provides great support and stability, is easy to get on and off and is light weight. And best of all, the price is a fraction (1/3) of that charged by the local durable medical equipment company charges for an inferior product. My cost of $43 is about the same as the copay on the inferior product charged to Medicare at $170.r