Medical Walking Boot for Diabetic Foot Ulcer Offloading The Ossur DH Offloading Walker Boot is exclusively designed to treat diabetic foot ulcers and plantar wounds by safely removing harmful pressure from the sole of your foot. It utilizes a patented Active Offloading Insole with removable hexagonal foam plugs, allowing you to create custom pressure relief zones directly beneath specific wounds. A wide, low-profile rocker bottom stabilizes your foot and ankle at exactly 90 degrees to reduce shear forces and promote a smooth, confident walking gait. KEY FEATURES: ACTIVE OFFLOADING INSOLE: Patented Active Offloading Insole features removable hexagonal foam plugs that can be selectively taken out to create custom pressure relief zones beneath plantar wounds, an advanced treatment not possible with standard CAM walker insoles. SECURE INNER BOOTIE: A patented inner bootie softgood securely holds the foot to prevent migration on the insole, ensuring the pressure relief zones stay perfectly aligned with your plantar ulcer locations during daily ambulation. ROCKER BOTTOM OUTSOLE: A wide, low-profile rocker bottom outsole stabilizes the foot and ankle at precisely 90 degrees, critically reducing shear forces during walking and increasing stability for patients with altered gait patterns. WOUND DRESSING COMPATIBLE: The spacious rigid frame easily accommodates simultaneous use with bulky wound care materials and dressings while allowing quick removal for daily wound site assessment. PDAC APPROVED L4386 L4387: Verified non-pneumatic walking boot, prefabricated and ready to wear or custom fitted. MEASUREMENT: Match your US shoe size to the sizing chart for the correct fit. The universal fit accommodates either the left or right foot. Required measurement: US shoe size. For personalized sizing assistance, take advantage of our Perfect Fit Guarantee. INDICATIONS: Treatment of plantar ulcers Diabetic foot ulcers Plantar wounds requiring offloading Conditions requiring foot/ankle stabilization at 90 degrees with shear force reduction Wounds requiring simultaneous use with wound care materials/dressings
