ProCare Kallassy Ankle Support

Great at preventing you from rolling your ankle!

Designed by an athletic trainer, the ProCare Kallassy Ankle Support provides excellent control and prevents the ankle from rolling over inside the shoe. This ankle support is ideal for athletes and active people who suffer from chronic ankle sprains and instabilities. In fact, this is the brace worn by many of the ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) players, including Michael Chang.

What makes is the Kallassy ankle support unique is the lateral straps that keep the ankle locked in a neutral position. These lateral straps are further secured in place with a partial figure-8 medial strap and a high ankle cuff closure that ensures the "lateral strap" stays in place.

The low profile design of this ankle support makes it easy to fit in any athletic or even dress shoe. Easy to apply, all you need to do is secure the velcro closures in the front. We find the front closure to work a little better than the slip-on design and it can be easily adjusted without removing the shoe. It’s also faster to apply and more economical than constantly taping your ankle!

Constructed of a durable, ballistic nylon for long lasting wear. Nylon lined neoprene provides warmth and compression, yet allows for full dorsal and plantar flexion.

ProCare Kallassy Ankle Support is used to treat or prevent the following injuries:

• Grade I or II Ankle Sprains
• Chronic Ankle Instabilities
• Recurring Ankle Injuries

Product Features…and the benefits you’ll experience!

• Non-Stretch Lateral Straps
  Your ankle is properly supported so you reduce the chance of rolling your ankle.
• Medial Strap Supports
  Enjoy extra support in your arch and resists pronation of your ankle joint.
• Coated Fabric
  Makes your brace more durable and lasts longer.
• Durable Nylon Construction
  The nylon is lined with neoprene to provide warmth and compression, while allowing for full dorsal and plantar flexion.

Sizing and Measurements

Click on the Size Chart tab above to learn how to measure your ankle to determine what brace size you need.