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MalleoTrain® S ankle braces and supports provide greater ankle stability and security during physical activity.
SIZING & FIT: Bauerfeind braces and supports are anatomically contoured and are most effective when they fit perfectly. Your brace should support you firmly without feeling tight or loose. Please use the size chart to size correctly.
$ 114.00
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Reliable support
Bauerfeind’s MalleoTrain S ankle braces and supports stabilize the ankle without restricting mobility. Ideal for use during sports, it fits into your training regimen and helps avoid further injury to the ankle during competition.Better than taping
The braces have adjustable straps acts like athletic tape, but are easier to put on quickly and adjust for just the right amount of gentle compression, so you can remain comfortable and able to move freely. The soft knit fabric ensures you are comfortable, because the breathable material provides a cooling effect and draws sweat away from your body. The support is machine washable in the gentle cycle, which helps maintain its elasticity and original fit.Play with confidence
With a with MalleoTrain S support, you can be confident while playing sports, without worrying about re-injuring your ankle.
SPECIFICATIONS
Components
- Pressure-reduced edges: Less compression at the edges for an optimal and comfortable fit that improves circulation
- Medical-grade compression knit provides gentle massage with every movement, for relief from pain and swelling
- Special high-low knitted fabric increases skin contact for secure positioning and stimulation of the body’s own stabilization mechanism (proprioception)
- Soft comfort zone in the sensitive instep area
- Strap system with 3 varying levels of elasticity provides extra stability and counteracts supination similar to athletic taping - durable and washable
- Highly elastic knit fabric and enclosed donning aid make the support easy to put on and take off
Treatment of
- Slightly sprained ankle
- Moderate swelling of the ankle
- Ankle ligament tear
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