The Tynor Walker Boot (Child) D32 is a paediatric fracture boot designed to help support and immobilise a child's foot, ankle or lower leg during recovery, as advised by a treating clinician. Its lightweight moulded frame and wider rocker sole are shaped to help a child keep moving comfortably while the injured area is protected. The open-toe casing and easy-adjust straps make application and removal straightforward for parents and carers. Bilateral symmetry means it fits either the left or right foot. Supplied by Australian Healthcare Supplies, a registered NDIS provider based in Perth, Western Australia. Features Wider rocker sole shaped to promote a close-to-natural gait and help take pressure off the sole while a child walks. Broad, rigid foot casing and upright bars provide structured protection and firm immobilisation of the child's foot, ankle and lower leg. Lightweight moulded design for better comfort and compliance during active use. Foam liner and pad set cushion the limb and reduce pressure from the fastening straps. Easy removal and application supports good hygiene and skin checks of the area. Strapping loops allow controlled, adjustable tightening and a secure, easy-to-wear grip. Bilateral symmetry — may be worn on either the left or right foot. Intended Use May assist in managing discomfort associated with the following conditions: Immobilisation and support of a child's foot, ankle or lower leg following mild to moderate soft-tissue strains. Post-strain and post-injury recovery in children. As an alternative to a cast, or following early cast removal, where advised by a clinician. Paediatric foot, ankle or lower-leg immobilisation under professional guidance. How to Use Loosen the straps and open the boot. While the child is seated, place the foot inside so the heel sits fully back in the casing. Wrap the liner securely around the foot and lower leg. Fasten the straps in order from foot to calf until snug and comfortable — not overly tight. Check the fit and skin regularly, and supervise use under adult guidance. What's in the Box 1 x Tynor Walker Boot (Child) D32 with foam liner and pad set. Product insert. Product Care Hand-wash the liner with mild detergent and water below 30°C, without wringing. Air-dry in shade on a flat surface. Do not dry-clean, iron or bleach. If not rinsed thoroughly, residual soap may irritate the skin or deteriorate the material. Important Cautions Inspect the boot before each use. Do not use if any part is broken, torn, cut, frayed, or if buckles or fasteners do not hold securely. Discontinue use and seek guidance from a qualified doctor in case of impaired sensation, impaired blood flow, allergic rash or itching, or if pain increases or persists. Misuse or improper use of the device can lead to adverse effects and reduced support. Fit and supervise use under adult guidance. Please check with your doctor, physiotherapist, or healthcare professional to confirm this product is suitable for your child's condition and correct sizing. Common Questions Is this boot made for children?Yes. The D32 is a paediatric walker boot sized and shaped for a child's foot and lower leg. Can it be worn on either foot?Yes. Its bilateral symmetry means it fits either the left or right foot. Can my child walk in it?The wider rocker sole is designed to help a child walk comfortably while the injured area is supported, as advised by their clinician. Is it an alternative to a cast?It may be used as an alternative to a cast, or after early cast removal, where a treating clinician recommends it. Regulatory & Supply Details Product Code: D32 Sizes Available: Universal (child) Device Classification: Class I Medical Device Certifications: ISO 9001 · ISO 13485 · ISO 45001 · US FDA Registered · CE Marked · W.H.O. GMP Manufacturer: Tynor Orthotics Pvt. Ltd. EC Representative: MT Promedt Consulting GmbH, Ernst-Heckel-Straße 7, 66386 St. Ingbert, Germany Australian Supplier: Australian Healthcare Supplies, Perth WA — registered NDIS provider Bulk & wholesale orders: [email protected]
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