REH Air Walker Basic Long Orthosis Size L Black

Recovering from a foot, ankle, or lower leg injury often means weeks of limited mobility and discomfort. The REH Air Walker Basic Long Orthosis Size L provides the high-level immobilization and support needed to heal properly, while its integrated air cushion system offers a custom, comfortable fit that adapts to your leg. This long version extends up the shin for comprehensive stabilization, making it an ideal choice for acute sprains, stable fractures, and post-operative care.

Who is it for

This orthosis is designed for individuals requiring rigid support of the foot, ankle, and lower shin. It is suitable for acute ankle sprains, stable foot and ankle fractures, post-operative immobilization, and soft tissue injuries. The size L fits foot lengths of 27–29 cm and can be worn on either the left or right foot.

Main features

• Integrated inflatable air bladder system for personalized compression and fit
• Long design extends up the shin for enhanced immobilization
• Anti-slip rocker bottom sole promotes a natural gait
• Multiple adjustable Velcro straps ensure secure closure
• Lightweight, durable composite shell with soft foam liner
• Removable, washable liner for hygiene and comfort
• Open-toe design for air circulation and comfort
• Bilateral use – fits left or right foot

Specifications

• Product type: Long Air Walker Orthosis
• Model series: AIR WALKER BASIC
• Size: L (Large)
• Foot length compatibility: 27–29 cm
• Support level: High immobilization
• Target body part: Foot, ankle, and lower shin
• Air bladder system: Yes, integrated inflatable air cushion
• Sole features: Anti-slip rocker bottom
• Closure type: Multiple adjustable Velcro straps
• Material: Lightweight composite shell with soft foam liner
• Colour: Black
• Indications: Acute ankle sprains, stable fractures, post-operative immobilization, soft tissue injuries
• Liner: Removable, washable
• Design: Open-toe
• Height: Long (extends up the shin)

Tips

For optimal fit, inflate the air bladders gradually until snug but not overly tight. The liner can be removed and hand-washed with mild soap; allow it to air dry completely before reinserting. Consult your healthcare provider for specific wearing schedules and rehabilitation exercises.