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Clearance - White Color Only, Sizing Limited
Sold Out Sizes: Velocity Ankle, ES, WIDE, Right, White – L & Velocity Ankle, ES, WIDE, Right, White - L
The Velocity represents an evolution in DonJoy (DJO) ankle brace technology, utilizing several new, proprietary design features, resulting in a new level of ankle brace performance and providing the foundation for successful ankle injury prevention and treatment. The DonJoy Velocity Ankle Brace is a low profile, lightweight ankle brace that prevents abnormal ankle inversion, eversion, and rotation while allowing natural, unrestricted dorsi- and plantar-flexion. The combination of soft goods with a rigid, hinged foot plate and calf cuff provides unsurpassed levels of control, fit, and support. Three Velocity Ankle Brace versions are available, affording patients and athletes multiple ankle support levels.
Clearance Price is only for White DonJoy Velocity - if you would like a Black Velocity click here
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Velocity Extra Support |
Sizing Information:
Small - Men’s Shoe: 8 & under, Women’s Shoe: 9.5 & under
Medium - Men’s Shoe: 8-12, Women’s Shoe: 9.5-13.5
Large - Men’s Shoe: 12 & up, Women’s Shoe: 13.5 & up
Measuring Information:
Measure Calf Circumference 8" From Ground
Standard Calf: 10" and under
Wide Calf: 10" and up
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INTENDED USE/INDICATIONS:
Acute ankle sprains, chronic ankle instabilities, high ankle sprains, or prophylactic use. Ankle brace should be worn over an athletic sock.
CONTRAINDICATIONS:
None.
WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS:
If you experience any pain, swelling, sensation changes, or any unusual reactions while using this product, consult your medical professional immediately.
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APPLICATION INFORMATION:
 Step 1: Unfasten and loosen all straps. Place ankle in the brace and position at 90o. |
 Step 2: Wrap and secure calf liner. |
 Step 3: Insert calf ratchet strap end through opening on the opposite calf ratchet strap. |
 Step 4: Pull, wrap, and lock both calf ratchet straps snugly into place without impairing circulation. |
 Step 5: Align tongue with the center of the forefoot. |
 Step 6: Pull and wrap ankle strap(s) snugly into place without impairing circulation. | |
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HEAT MOLDABLE FOOT PLATE:
- Remove inner liner and outer shell (ES version).
- Apply heat evenly to the area of interest using a heat gun. Heat molding the foot plate should be performed by medical professionals only. Do not use an oven, boiling water, or any heat source other than a heat gun. Do not heat foot plate to more than 300F as melting may occur. Do not attempt to heat mold any component other than the foot plate. If heated, the rivets will readily burn bare skin.
- Manually form desired changes with gloved hands prior to cooling. Do not attempt to form components against bare skin.
- Reheat and continue forming as necessary.
- The foot plate will retain heat after heat source is removed. Allow sufficient cooling time prior to making contact with bare skin.
USE AND CARE:
The Achilles pad may be trimmed and the lace guide on the tongue may be adjusted to fit individual variations in leg, ankle joint, and foot shape. For single patient use only.
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS:
Hand wash soft goods with mild soap in cold water. Rinse thoroughly. Air dry. NOTE: If not rinsed thoroughly, residual soap may cause skin irritation or deteriorate material.
DonJoy Velocity Gets 4 out of 5 Stars ****
Here's a recent review of the Velocity Ankle Brace from Kevin Tisue for About.com.
The Velocity ankle braces are the best ankle braces I have ever used. The DonJoy Velocity Ankle brace provides a huge amount of support side to side, and it's compact design fit into every shoe we tried.
We ran this ankle brace through nearly a full season of riding without as much as a hint of ankle injury. This was particularly good for me since an x-ray of one of my ankles has a close resemblance to the screw bins at a hardware store.
Pros
- Excellent, bomber, hinged ankle brace support.
- Compact, low profile design fits inside your shoe.
- Quick in and out.
- Good fit adjustment
Cons
- Velcro straps started to curl making insertion into shoe more difficult.
To read the article on About.com click here. |
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