Elastoplast Sport Ankle Brace Adjustable Stabilizer provides rigid support and stabilization for stiff, weak or injured ankles. Reinforced side stabilizers prevent unwanted lateral motion, giving ankles the support they need to rest and recover. Adjustable straps make putting this ankle stabilizer on and taking it off easy, while also providing a personalized fit. Constructed using breathable materials such as nylon, polyester and spandex, making it comfortable to wear all day under shoes. Wearable on both left and right ankles. One size fits most. FEATURES Extra strong stabilization Side-stabilisers provide rigid support Prevents injury and re-injury Custom-fit, breathable material To Fit Sizes Range: 20.3cm – 25.4cm DIRECTION Step 1 - Open all fasteners and slide foot into the stabiliser. Loop the top strap through the buckle , pull and secure it. Step 2 - Pull the left strap up over top of the foot, attaching the fastener to the opposite side of the stabiliser. Step 3 - Follow the same directions for the right strap. Adjust both straps until fit around bottom of the foot feels comfortable. Note: Seek medical advice if in any doubt about your injury. PACKAGING SIZE Code Size Quantity Colour 47866 Adjustable 1 Hangsell Black WARNING Wear during activities that lead to discomfort. Seek medical advice if in doubt about the injury. Only use on clean, intact skin. The product should be applied as illustrated. Ensure product is not uncomfortably tight and blood flow is not restricted. Avoid wearing for prolonged periods e.g. whilst sleeping. Do not use if you have a known allergy to any of the specified materials. Consult a physician and stop use if a rash develops, pain is prolonged or if conditions worsen. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Can you run with an ankle brace? Yes, you can go running with an ankle brace on. Most ankle braces and ankle stabilisers can be worn over socks and under running shoes without hassle. Products like the Elastoplast Adjustable Ankle Stabiliser can provide very secure stabilisation for ankles, even while running. The bigger concern is whether your ankle is strong enough to be running – with or without an ankle brace on. Be sure to consult with your doctor before attempting to run on an injured or recovering ankle.
