XcelTrax Air Tall

Product Details

Product Description

Designed for support and comfort following trauma or post-operative procedure. The lightweight design and pre-shaped ergonomic frame help to modify the level of pressure on the injury at both the malleoli and lower leg. The soft nylon/foam liner has an integrated pump design making the pneumatic liner simple to inflate and adjust.

• Support following trauma or post-operative procedure
• Pre-shaped ergonomic frame helps modify level of pressure on injury
• Soft nylon/foam liner has an integrated pump
• Pneumatic liner is simple to inflate and adjust
• Lightweight design

Warnings/Precautions

If you experience any pain, swelling, sensation changes, or any unusual reactions while using this product, consult your medical professional immediately. Do not overinflate aircells. Improper aircell inflation may cause significant irritation in patients with diabetic neuropathy. Reduce aircell compression with any visual skin changes or reported discomfort. Do not use this device on patients incapable of communicating physical discomfort. Like all lower extremity immobilizers, such as casts or braces, patients without sensation (ie: post-op anesthesia, neuropathies, etc.) should be monitored frequently for "hot spots", skin irritation or wound management. Use caution when walking on slippery or wet surfaces to avoid injury. At high altitudes the aircells will expand beyond optimal level. Adjust aircell pressure by tightening or loosening straps. Always consult with your physician or therapist before making changes to the brace. Always inspect before use. Check for broken stitches or parts; torn, cut or frayed material; or buckles, or hook and loop fasteners that do not hold securely. Do not use damaged product. Discontinue use when torn, worn, frayed in any way. Never alter or repair this product. This product is not intended to be used with any other product except DJO approved accessories.

Size Chart & Fit Help

Size	Shoe Size Female	Shoe Size Male
XS	3.5-5.5	2-4
S	6-8	4.5-7
M	8.5-11.5	7.5-10.5
L	11.5-13.5	10.5-12.5
XL	13.5+	12.5

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Procare XcelTrax Air Tall

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Mark at 8/11/2016 12:21 PM
• need replacement liner for Procare XcelTrax Air Tall - Med where do I get them
• You would need to contact DJO GLOBAL directly at 800.336.6569 since we do not carry that replacement for the Procare XcelTrax Air Tall
  
  
  
  
  
Kay at 8/8/2016 9:41 AM
• I am having surgery in two days and on a weight reduction plan, I will be having the XCELTRAX AIR, SMALL. What is its weight, please? Thanks.
• The Procare XcelTrax Air Tall weighs about 3.7lbs.
Bob at 7/17/2016 5:27 PM
• I am wearing a boot and now my hip hurts. How tall of a heal do I need to wear on my other foot?
• We would suggest wearing the ProCare Evenup Shoe Balancer on your other foot to help adjust to meet the height of your boot
  https://www.betterbraces.com/procare-evenup-shoe-balancer
  
  
Dick at 7/13/2016 5:03 PM
• What is the weight of PROCARE
  XCELTRAX AIR TALL
  Thank you
  2nd request
  
• The Procare XcelTrax Air Tall weighs about 3.7lbs.
  
Dick at 7/9/2016 6:14 AM
• How much does the tall boot weigh ?
  
  Thanks
• The Procare XcelTrax Air Tall boot weighs 2.094 lbs in size small.
Bboyett at 1/16/2016 4:28 PM
• I need a metal, fixed ankle brace will this work??? And can I get extra liners?
• The ExcellTrax does not have any metal. The Max Trax does. https://www.betterbraces.com/donjoy-maxtrax-walker
  We also have Replacement Straps and liners for the MaxTrax
Ron at 8/5/2015 8:35 PM
• The boot I'm looking at does not specify right or left foot but the people at the medical supply store needed to know which I needed. Why don't you need to know which one I need?
• Ron
  OUr walking boots are universal to side. They will fit either the right or the left
Sally at 5/7/2015 8:51 AM
• What are the actual size/dimensions differences between small and medium?
  Thanks.
• Sally
  
  L X W H
  
  Small 10" X 5.25" X 16.5"
  Medium 11.75" X 5.4" X 17.5"
Colleen at 4/22/2015 10:21 AM
• how do i know how 'high' the boot is .. i have one that is way to short for my needs and i would like something that comes up to the knee like the other one i was prescribed .. it is hard to walk when when they don't even match at all ..i want one that comes just under the knee .. thanks
• Colleen
  The tall Walkers come to just below the knee, the ankle walkers are the shorter ones. so you would need a tall walker
Rick at 12/6/2014 6:06 PM
• I have a Achilles tendon rupture. I am scheduled for surgery at the end of December. The surgeon put me in a XcelTrax walking boot. Do you have instructions on proper way to walk with this? And how long should I wear this on a normal day?
  Thank you!
• Rick
  You should call your physician and ask how long you need to wear your boot. we do not have instructions on how to walk in the boot. You should try to walk as normal as possible in the boot Heel to toe walking
ashley at 11/14/2014 12:45 PM
• can you wear long pants and put the air cast over them?
• yes
Parker at 10/29/2014 4:58 PM
• Hey there im thinking of getting a walking boot in the xl size. The size chart says 13.5 + but how big of foot can they fit
• Parker
  The length of the sole for a XL walker is about 13 inches
ariel at 10/8/2014 8:23 AM
• I have a torn ligament In my foot. My friend has this for hers. Im a 5.5 which.says I go for a x-small. But how does the boot run? That size. Do I get.
• With a women's size 5.5 you would wear the XS. The Small would still work as well but there may be some space from the toes to the end of the boot
Jennifer at 9/7/2014 1:50 PM
• I suffer from 2 ruptured achillies tendons and plantar fasciitis on both feet. I was advised by my doctor that I need to be in walking boots for the time being, So I need a walking boot that will accommodate both issues in one boot. What boots should I be looking at that offer the combo.
• Jennifer
  Any of our boots can accomidate both conditions. However if you have ruptured achillies tendons and need to have your heel lifted slightly to take pressure off of the Achillies you may want to look at the Aircast Boots and the aircast Heel lifts. The lifts can be placed in your boot to raise the heel slightly.https://www.betterbraces.com/aircast-heel-wedge You may want to talk to your physician to see if they would require the lifts for the achillies tendons. https://www.betterbraces.com/aircast-fp-walking-brace
Brad at 9/4/2014 12:21 PM
• I have a foot injury and I'm wearing a Large Procare XcelTrax Air Tall walking boot. I work in a factory that requires steel toe shoes. I cannot find a slip-on steel toe that will fit over the end of the boot. Do you offer a protective cover for this boot?
• Brad
  We do not have anything that will go over that boot, I am sorry
Rick at 8/27/2014 9:51 AM
• What is the actual size/dimensions differences between and large and medium?
  Thanks.
• Rick
  The length of the foot bed is:
  11" for M
  12" for L
  The height of the boot from floor to top:
  17.75" for M
  18.5" for L
Henry at 7/16/2014 4:15 PM
• 240 lbs athletic guy. Lower calf muscle tear, what would you recommend ?
• Henry
  I would suggest a walking boot and a heel lift. The aircast FP Walking boot https://www.betterbraces.com/aircast-fp-walking-brace and the aircast Heel wedges https://www.betterbraces.com/aircast-heel-wedge The wedges come in a set but using just one wedge will take the stretch off of that calf muscle
Erin at 6/21/2014 3:24 PM
• I have worn the X small for a metatarsal foot fracture fro 1 week now. It seems very heavy, as I am 98 pounds. Is a pediatric boot lighter?
• Erin
  That is the smallest size we have in that boot and it weighs under 2.5 lbs
Sandra at 6/9/2014 7:06 PM
• Is the XCel Trax Air Tall Boot interchangeable with the right and left foot?
• Thank you for your question. Yes you can use the foot on the right or the left foot.
annette at 5/27/2014 2:58 PM
• Will a male shoe size 12.5 with a calf about 20" around fit in the XL?
• Thank you for your question. The Procare XcelTrax Air Tall accommodates a 17" calf.
Tina at 3/11/2014 11:48 AM
• I have looked and looked for an answer to this question. Please I hope you can answer it for me...
  I need to know the weight of a walking boot. It is black with 4 straps and goes up to the knee.
  Thank you
• Thank you for your question. The aprox. weight of a Medium is 2.5 pounds.
js at 11/15/2013 9:04 AM
• How do I clean the felt insert to prevent it from odor?
• You will want to hand wash the liner, you can use a light detergent. Make sure to rinse completely and hang dry. The insole can be wiped down with a damp cloth. Thank you for you question.
Scott Stillman at 10/4/2013 1:42 PM
• I've been wearing your boot for 11 weeks post trauma. Healing is slower than I hoped for and Velcro fasteners are loosing adhesive ness . What if anything can be done to extend the life of the boot?
• Scott
  Thank you for contacting Product Support. Unfortunatly once velcro stops working there is not much that can be done except replace the velcro. The Xce/Trax air walker does not have replacement straps avialable, but your walker is still under warrenty and can be replaced with a new one. You can call DJO customer care at 1-800-336-6569 and speak to them about getting a replacement since the velcro is not working properly on yours. If you have any other questions please feel free to contact us.
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  DJO Healthcare Services
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Maggie at 8/12/2013 9:45 AM
• I've been using a friend's Xcel Trax Air Tall, but would prefer not to cause more wear and tear on her boot. I'm ready to purchase one for the rest of my prescribed time to wear a boot. It is a medium size, but I see that from your size chart that you recommend a small for a woman's size 7 1/2, I have not found the medium size uncomfortable, but would like to hear what you recommend and why?
• Hello Maggie,
  
  The difference is going to be the length of the footbed. The small will be shorter. If you are a size 8 women's shoe I recommend going up to the next size. If you are a 7 1/2 I recommend the small.
  
  
  Thanks for Contacting Donjoy.
Stuart at 8/6/2013 10:08 PM
• I am 6'2" and 230lbs. I am 3 weeks post-op of Tib-Fib fracture about 3 or 4" above the ankle, which was repaired with a secured rod through the tibia. Will the pneumatic cells on this particular model support my fracture at that location or should I consider the Aircast XP Walker, which as I understand has upper pneumatic cells? Also, will either of these models support my weight?
• Hello Stuart,
  
  I recommend the top of the line boot we currently offer. The Aircast Walkiing Boot XP, this boot has 3 aircells that you can adjust for comfort.
  
  Thanks for Contacting Donjoy.

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Procare XcelTrax Air Tall

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Customer Reviews 6 item(s)

Comfortable alternative to a foot/leg cast

Reviewed by: Steve

Great product, especially if you develope anxieties from having a foot/leg cast. I like relieving the pressure around my ankle when resting my foot and being able to tighten it before getting up and moving around. Highly recommend.

Posted on July 30, 2012

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Will Recommend and use Better Braces again and again!

Reviewed by: Joseph Martin

I have severe ligament damage on right ankle. Talked to Expert and asked questions about boot, He was very helpful. I decided to have brace shipped overnight. I was very apprehensive the delivery would arrive the next day as assured by the Expert. WOW the boot arrived from California to Michigan in less than 12 hrs. The boot is very High quality and reasonably priced. Thank You Better Braces for all Your Amazing service!

Posted on June 25, 2016

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Five Star

Reviewed by: Michelle
Verified Purchase

So glad to get my new ProCare XCELTRAX. Velcro sticks and holds and the pneumatic works great! I really like the support and confidence it provides when I ambulate. Thank you for the prompt delivery too!

Pros: Lighter in weight Provides great support and stability for my chronic condition Increases my confidence so I ambulate more

Cons: Wish it came with more than one liner especially during SW USA summers . Could alternate while one is being cleaned and is drying. With only one liner I am "grounded" until it dries after being washed.

Share Your Usage: Chronic Instability, Daily Use

Posted on April 8, 2017

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Better Than a Cast

Reviewed by: Roxi

I am having to wear one of these after surgery to repair a shattered leg bone and torn ligament. I like it much better than a cast.

Pros: Can be removed to shower. Can open to relieve pressure, get dressed or apply ice packs.

Share Your Usage: Recovering from Injury

Posted on January 7, 2019

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Pretty good

Reviewed by: Sam

I severely sprained both of my ankle ankles, the boots my doctor recommended didn't help, but I found this one, and used it for both of my ankles, and it helped a lot!

Pros: Comfy Heals better

Cons: Limited movement

Share Your Usage: Daily Use, Sports

Posted on May 29, 2020

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Replacement for XP Walker AirCast

Reviewed by: Jeanne

This product is FAR superior to the XP Walker AirCast!! Not to mention - far more comfortable (even when my AirCast was new) . My doctor provided/insurance company provided this as a replacement for my AirCast and I couldn't be more pleased. Granted, that lasted for 10 years, however ... there were, in my humble opinion design flaws. This has a built in inflator/deflator- which for me is better since I was constantly misplacing the separate inflator/deflator bulb for the other one. The sole is not as curved which makes for easier walking about. The base is a bit more extended, making it almost impossible to accidentally stub broken toes. Best yet, it's all ONE piece, the air bladders are encased within the fabric liner which protects them better from damage. Also, while this is comprised of highly durable materials - it's far less bulky and far more lighter in weight, in effect - making moving around far easier ... it doesn't feel like you're lugging around an entire gymnasium. Better support with five straps as opposed to only three. This is DME I definitely need to have available at all times - as it seems I have the propensity for constantly breaking the same toe. This is the seventh time in 11 years!!

Should I EVER need another replacement ... THIS IS IT!!

Pros: *Durable construction *Superior design *Extremely lightweight *Better stability with extra straps *Better protection for air bladders - encased in liner *Ease of use - less awkward to put on *Extremely comfortable to wear *Built in inflator/delator

Cons: The only thing that concerns me (despite this being a plus for those of us who are prone to constantly misplacing things) about the built in inflator/deflator is the potential problem and issues that come with it, is valve malfunction. Is there a warranty covering this? Or, would we just have to purchase a new liner?

Share Your Usage: Recently Injured, Daily Use, Recovering from Injury

Posted on April 24, 2020

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