Push Sports Ankle Brace 8

Quick, comfortable ankle support

The purpose of the performance-focused Push Sports Ankle Brace 8 is to give active users powerful stabilisation, pain alleviation, and injury prevention. While still permitting natural movement during training and competition, its figure-8 strapping system and solid support structure help reduce inversion and eversion movement that can result in sprains. It is a great choice for people looking for the finest ankle brace for sports injuries because it is adjustable and breathable, making it perfect for treating recurrent sprains, ankle instability, and rehabilitation.

• Offers support after spraining
• Offers support for instability of the ankle
• Adjustable compression for individual requirements
• Exceptional position retention as a result of anti-slip strap
• Suitable for sports that are practised without shoes

When to use -

• Use to prevent recurring ankle injury
• Use for mild distortion of the ankle
• Use for capsule irritation
• Use for mild instability of the ankle

How to apply -

1. Put on the brace. The heel section of the brace needs to fit snugly around the heel.
2. Pull your foot towards you, such that the foot is positioned at a 90 degree angle. Then tighten and fasten the top portion of the brace.
3. Take the broad elastic strap and wrap it around the back of the lower leg to the front, diagonally across the instep; then pass it underneath the foot and along the outside of the foot towards the inside of the ankle. You effectively create a figure ‘8’. Fasten the strap with the hook and loop material.

SIZE CHART (IN CMS)

The Push Sports Ankle Brace 8 offers support in the event of slight and can be worn after the sprain has healed for further support. The brace will also help to prevent recurring ankle injury and can be used where ankles are affected by mild distortion, capsule irritation or mild instability.

The ultra-thin ankle brace stabilises the ankle using a strap wrapped around the ankle in the shape of an 8. The shape offers firm and comfortable compression on the ankle