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Deluxe Pneumatic Ankle Walker

Medline Deluxe Pneumatic Ankle Walker) designed to provide stability, immobilization, and adjustable compression for lower-extremity injuries

Product Details Other Info FAQs

Pneumatic system provides support while maintaining stability and immobilization
Pumpable for easy adjusting of compression and fit
Low-profile design minimizes difference in leg height to help promote normal walking gait and balance
Non-skid rocker bottom sole to help reduce slipping
Fits left or right leg

Key Features

Pneumatic System: Includes a built-in, pumpable air bladder system that allows you to easily adjust compression levels to accommodate swelling throughout rehabilitation.

Design & Mobility: Features a low-profile design to minimize leg height differences and a non-skid rocker bottom sole to promote a normal walking gait and reduce slipping.

Versatility: Fits either the left or right leg.

Common Indications:Used for stable foot and ankle fractures, severe sprains, soft tissue injuries, post-surgical application, and post-cast removaL

Can I wash the walker boot?

Fabric Liner: The soft fabric liner can be completely removed from the rigid frame. Hand wash it using cold water and mild soap, then allow it to air-dry completely. Do not machine wash or put it in a dryer.
Plastic Shell: The outer plastic frame and straps can be wiped down with a damp, soapy cloth or sanitizing alcohol wipes.

Do I need to wear a sock with the boot?

Yes, it is highly recommended to wear a long, breathable athletic sock or compression sock underneath the liner. This absorbs sweat, prevents skin chafing, maintains hygiene, and keeps the liner cleaner for longer

How do I put the walker boot on properly?

Having been fitted properly by your trained medical provider to reapply after removal:

Position your foot: Sit down and open all the Velcro straps and the fabric liner. Place your foot into the liner, sliding your heel firmly against the back and bottom of the boot.
Wrap the liner: Wrap the fabric liner snugly around your foot and ankle, securing its Velcro closures.
Secure the straps: Close the plastic outer shell panels if applicable. Fasten the outer Velcro straps starting from the bottom (toes) and moving up toward the shin to ensure even compression.

Position your foot: Sit down and open all the Velcro straps and the fabric liner. Place your foot into the liner, sliding your heel firmly against the back and bottom of the boot
To Inflate: Locate the integrated round bulb pump. Ensure the deflation valve is closed (typically by turning it clockwise/to the right). Press the bulb repeatedly until the air bladder feels snug and supportive, but not painfully tight.

Locate the integrated round bulb pump. Ensure the deflation valve is closed (typically by turning it clockwise/to the right). Press the bulb repeatedly until the air bladder feels snug and supportive, but not painfully tight.

Turn the deflation valve counterclockwise/to the left, or press the small metal/plastic release button directly next to the pump to let air escape.

he boot should feel secure enough that your ankle cannot move or twist, but your toes should still be able to wiggle easily. If you experience any numbness, tingling, or a pins-and-needles sensation, deflate the air bladders immediately