The Corflex Pediatric Fixed Walker is a low-profile walking boot built for children, with a removable washable foam liner, malleable aluminum uprights, and a natural heel height for stable gait while immobilizing the foot and ankle. Best Used For Stable foot or ankle fractures in children Severe pediatric sprains and strains Post-cast recovery support Comfortable alternative to casting under clinician guidance Key Features Sized to fit children approximately 1½ to 9 years of age Removable, washable foam liner for cleaning and comfort Coated malleable aluminum uprights can be contoured by a clinician Low natural heel height for stable, even gait Contact closure straps for easy fitting and removal Size And Fit Available in three pediatric sizes: S/M L XL Refer to the Corflex pediatric sizing image in the gallery, and confirm fit with your child's clinician for post-cast or post-injury use. Care Instructions Remove the foam liner and aluminum uprights before washing. Hand wash the liner in cool water with a mild detergent, rinse, and air dry. Wipe the outer shell with a damp cloth. Do not machine dry, bleach, or iron. Shipping And Returns ShippingFree shipping on all orders across Canada. Ships within 1 business day via tracked courier. Typical delivery: 1–2 business days. Return PolicyWe stand behind our product and offer a hassle-free return policy, ensuring that you can return the product if it doesn't fit properly or doesn't meet your expectations. Frequently Asked Questions What age range does this fit?The walker is designed for children approximately 1½ to 9 years old, across three pediatric sizes (S/M, L, XL). Does it fit either foot?Yes. The pediatric walker is designed to be worn on either the left or right foot. Is the foam liner washable?Yes. The liner is removable and washable, which makes it easier to keep clean during longer wear. Can it be used after a cast comes off?Yes — it is commonly used during post-cast recovery. Follow the timeline and weight-bearing instructions provided by your child's clinician.
